Collegiate Ave.

reuters:

You could hold my umbrella-ella-ella: famous people don’t always hold their own umbrellas, but when they do, they do it with worldly stature and infinite wisdom. 

Pictures by REUTERS - Jason Reed; Caroline Blumberg; Tobias Schwarz; Regis Duvignau; Brian Snyder; Suzanne Plunkett. 
reuters:

You could hold my umbrella-ella-ella: famous people don’t always hold their own umbrellas, but when they do, they do it with worldly stature and infinite wisdom. 

Pictures by REUTERS - Jason Reed; Caroline Blumberg; Tobias Schwarz; Regis Duvignau; Brian Snyder; Suzanne Plunkett. 
reuters:

You could hold my umbrella-ella-ella: famous people don’t always hold their own umbrellas, but when they do, they do it with worldly stature and infinite wisdom. 

Pictures by REUTERS - Jason Reed; Caroline Blumberg; Tobias Schwarz; Regis Duvignau; Brian Snyder; Suzanne Plunkett. 
reuters:

You could hold my umbrella-ella-ella: famous people don’t always hold their own umbrellas, but when they do, they do it with worldly stature and infinite wisdom. 

Pictures by REUTERS - Jason Reed; Caroline Blumberg; Tobias Schwarz; Regis Duvignau; Brian Snyder; Suzanne Plunkett. 
reuters:

You could hold my umbrella-ella-ella: famous people don’t always hold their own umbrellas, but when they do, they do it with worldly stature and infinite wisdom. 

Pictures by REUTERS - Jason Reed; Caroline Blumberg; Tobias Schwarz; Regis Duvignau; Brian Snyder; Suzanne Plunkett. 
reuters:

You could hold my umbrella-ella-ella: famous people don’t always hold their own umbrellas, but when they do, they do it with worldly stature and infinite wisdom. 

Pictures by REUTERS - Jason Reed; Caroline Blumberg; Tobias Schwarz; Regis Duvignau; Brian Snyder; Suzanne Plunkett. 

reuters:

You could hold my umbrella-ella-ella: famous people don’t always hold their own umbrellas, but when they do, they do it with worldly stature and infinite wisdom. 

Pictures by REUTERS - Jason Reed; Caroline Blumberg; Tobias Schwarz; Regis Duvignau; Brian Snyder; Suzanne Plunkett. 


Homemade whipped cream. (Easy!)

Step one: Refrigerate can of coconut milk.

Step two: Open can and scoop out solid contents at top into a medium bowl. Use leftover coconut water/liquid for whatever you want. (In a smoothie, for beauty purposes, etc.)

Step three: Add desired amount of sugar and vanilla, stir with a spoon until clumps are mostly smoothed out.

Step four: Whip to a fluffy consistency with a mixer of choice.

Step five: Enjoy your freshly made coconut whipped cream!! :D

Dee-licious without the dairy fat! And you don’t have to add sugar if you don’t want to.


seasickwithoutwater:

I’d like to think you can learn a lot about people by the way they drink their tea.

Whether they use the handle or grasp it with both hands to embrace it.

It may be simple but I think it tells a lot.

Depends on how cold my hands are. Or how fancy I’m feeling! Or how delicious and savory and smell-goody the tea is :)


rachael-briann:

hiveface:

luckygoldfish:

People do not look away! Training collars, spiked collars, tele tac … current collars are banned, but many people use such means! Let nothing convince you of no dog trainer, dog NOT need that !

I can not stand seeing the amount of people who bring their dogs into the animal hospital I work in with these collars.

:( So cruel.

I have a training collar like this for my dog at home. Don’t be scared into thinking that they all cause this to happen or that people who use training collars are abusive.
This looks like a case of severe misuse and abuse, as I have used one of these on my dogs for walks several times and these wounds did not occur (let alone any wounding at all.) I can’t imagine how tight the collar had to have been (or how hard they had to have been jerking) for this to happen. View Larger

rachael-briann:

hiveface:

luckygoldfish:

People do not look away! Training collars, spiked collars, tele tac … current collars are banned, but many people use such means! Let nothing convince you of no dog trainer, dog NOT need that !

I can not stand seeing the amount of people who bring their dogs into the animal hospital I work in with these collars.

:( So cruel.

I have a training collar like this for my dog at home. Don’t be scared into thinking that they all cause this to happen or that people who use training collars are abusive.

This looks like a case of severe misuse and abuse, as I have used one of these on my dogs for walks several times and these wounds did not occur (let alone any wounding at all.) I can’t imagine how tight the collar had to have been (or how hard they had to have been jerking) for this to happen.