#buildingaladder

[sebastianmichaelisthedevilwithin]

I wanted to brain dump my own thoughts before these thoughts affect me too much. I have school tomorrow, so I don’t wanna be under the weather and I want to just focus on keeping my own health as my number one priority. #mentalhealthmatters #buildingaladder #cutoutnegativity https://www.instagram.com/p/B6-GnqYpYiaaXSycCEKxp_ehiszdfmx_yvd49A0/?igshid=10dy8fp0dt5f8

[synergy-scaffold-blog]

Aluminum single ladder‖With complete work cover certification this ladder exceeds AS/NZS 1892. 1:1996.#aluminumladder#ladder#buildingaladder https://www.instagram.com/p/Bu3L9FVHQuz/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1v6xhl5c00osf

[mountainviewcandleworks]

#rainbow #buildingaladder (at Pulaski, Virginia) https://www.instagram.com/p/BnSNxnfDqpm/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=6eacmnx926iy

[deathhairball]

#22. quick things. Building a Ladder by @hiatuskaiyote. go listen #buildingaladder #hiatuskaiyote #lyrics #handlettering #handwriting #ink

[purplepufferrfish]

Heating pad & some gaming seem like a good first rung on my ladder today after running out of spoons yesterday #buildingaladder #buildaladder #outofspoons #outofspoonstoday #physcialillness #painproblems #chroicpain #badphysicalhealthday #gamer #gaming #gaminghelps #recharge https://www.instagram.com/p/Bnjn6_0hV2F/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=jvigw7pgcipf

[purplepufferrfish]

When you're having a bad mental health and pain day but you still managed to clean your room and take a shower. Baby steps #firstrungoftheladder #buildingaladder #mentalhealth #painproblems

[haygirlhay]

What kitchen items can you not live without? I'm currently pondering a hand mixer and a big ass cast iron skillet to match my itty bitty one.

I adore my food processor, pizza peel and stone, my Le Creuset dutch ovens (plural, I have a problem) and the All-Clad set I got for my birthday is just HEAVENNNNN. Good quality pots & pans are it. 

You can never go wrong with a huge cast iron skillet. Not ever. 

[thekeevster]

People who know things about San Francisco...Hi!

Some lovely Tumblr ladies and I are headed to the west coast for a wine country and San Fran trip in late April.

I've only been west of Indiana once and it was for a job interview in the tiniest town in all of Colorado, so I know absolutely nothing about these foreign lands.

But, I've been looking at some great AirBnB spots in San Fran and I'm wondering what neighborhoods would be best to stay in. Mission District? Chinatown? Soma? Richmond? Oceanview?

Bueller?