May 22, 2013

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May 22, 2013
Ready 4 summer

Ready 4 summer

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May 22, 2013
thebluthcompany:

How are you feeling today?

thebluthcompany:

How are you feeling today?

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May 22, 2013

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May 22, 2013

butchbarbie:

please please please let me let me let me get what i waaaaant

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May 21, 2013
octopuspainting:

you are a great person!
don’t think you are not good enough, because you are.
you have many interesting traits that make you special.
people care about you!
keep being yourself!
you are a great person!

octopuspainting:

you are a great person!

don’t think you are not good enough, because you are.

you have many interesting traits that make you special.

people care about you!

keep being yourself!

you are a great person!

(via becauseofthecatnessofme)

May 21, 2013
vanityfair:

Vanity Fair in the age of dizzying, glittering hedonism | September 1924

vanityfair:

Vanity Fair in the age of dizzying, glittering hedonism | September 1924

May 20, 2013

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May 20, 2013
fuckyeahtoronto:

Kivas Tully’s original Trinity College, 1890. 
“On October 1, 1904, Trinity became part of the University of Toronto and relinquished to the university its authority to grant degrees in subjects other than theology. It became clear that the relocation of Trinity closer to the university was necessary, and the college abandoned plans for a northward expansion at its Queen Street site. The college acquired its present property near Queen’s Park at the university grounds in 1913, but construction of the new college buildings, modeled after the original buildings by Kivas Tully, was not completed until 1925 due to World War I. The former site of the college became Trinity Bellwoods Park.”

I wish Trin was still on Queen west!

fuckyeahtoronto:

Kivas Tully’s original Trinity College, 1890. 

“On October 1, 1904, Trinity became part of the University of Toronto and relinquished to the university its authority to grant degrees in subjects other than theology. It became clear that the relocation of Trinity closer to the university was necessary, and the college abandoned plans for a northward expansion at its Queen Street site. The college acquired its present property near Queen’s Park at the university grounds in 1913, but construction of the new college buildings, modeled after the original buildings by Kivas Tully, was not completed until 1925 due to World War I. The former site of the college became Trinity Bellwoods Park.”

I wish Trin was still on Queen west!

May 20, 2013

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