Lion Child

One day my taste buds started liking beets. Now my fingers are purple.

Did you hear about the Italian chef that died?

ange-gardien:

ronaldteasley:

pinkrangerwasa:

binbons:

robgonemild:

your-nibs:

castiel-winchesterr:

mrsfigscats:

He pasta way.

we cannoli do so much

his legacy will become a pizza history.

here today, gone tomato

How sad that he ran out of thyme.

Sending olive my prayers to the family.

His wife is really upset. Cheese still not over it.

His family didn’t have a penne left after the funeral costs.

He was clutching a photo of his favorite pet when the rigatoni set in

(Source: pointy-earedbastard, via shamefullyinspired)

“Last year I abstained

this year I devour


without guilt

which is also an art”

—Margaret Atwood

Lately I can’t sleep. My bed no longer provides a nest.

Lately I can’t sleep. My bed no longer provides a nest.

nouelriel:

Touching 1000 People

Performance intervention and photographs
Montreal/Vancouver, 2003

I read a study that suggested that when people are subtly touched, it can affect their behaviour and well being. For a month I went out of my way to delicately bump, rub past, and tap 1000 strangers in the city. I touched commuters, shoppers, cashiers and taxi cab drivers on the street, on the metro, in shops and in museums. The exercise was like a minimalist performance. I was exploring the smallest possible gesture, and how it could create an effect in public.

The action was performed for one month in various locations in Montreal in 2001, and repeated for ten days across the city of Vancouver in 2003.

DIANE BORSATO

natashavc: I took this picture of myself before I drove over to see The Man I Used to Date. It was a few weeks before he left me. I took it because I remember looking in the mirror and recognizing how much my face had matured in the last years. Also I was struck by the erasable look of melancholy embedded behind my eyes. They say couples pick up the mannerisms of the other; sayings, tastes, tics, and even some times start to look like each other. This look belonged to him. This is the look I saw so often across the dinner table, on the pillow next to me, and sometimes, during overwhelming moments of sentiment, between my hands. I wanted to fill his eyes up with a crinkly lightness but I was unable to. So I settled for mirroring what I saw and felt. Hoping when he would meet my gaze he would see himself in me. Or I in him. His birthday is tomorrow. Last year we went to the mountains. The pictures were beautiful. Filled with spiky pines, red needles, and glowing smiles.

natashavc:

I took this picture of myself before I drove over to see The Man I Used to Date. It was a few weeks before he left me. I took it because I remember looking in the mirror and recognizing how much my face had matured in the last years. Also I was struck by the erasable look of melancholy embedded behind my eyes.

They say couples pick up the mannerisms of the other; sayings, tastes, tics, and even some times start to look like each other. This look belonged to him. This is the look I saw so often across the dinner table, on the pillow next to me, and sometimes, during overwhelming moments of sentiment, between my hands. I wanted to fill his eyes up with a crinkly lightness but I was unable to. So I settled for mirroring what I saw and felt. Hoping when he would meet my gaze he would see himself in me. Or I in him.

His birthday is tomorrow. Last year we went to the mountains. The pictures were beautiful. Filled with spiky pines, red needles, and glowing smiles.

optional

I can’t stop watching 

your mouth and what it does to

the vowels in my name.  

natashavc:

This is a masterclass on acting. 

nami64: In The Godfather Trilogy, the camera lingers over 20 times on oranges. Some interpreted this presence as an indication of imminent death or danger for the character interacting with the fruit. “It started out as an accident”, said Coppola in DVD commentaries, “but once we realized we had used oranges so frequently in the first movie, we used them purposefully in the others.”  The saga ends with Michael dying, an orange in his hand. [x] This is my shit.

nami64:

In The Godfather Trilogy, the camera lingers over 20 times on oranges. Some interpreted this presence as an indication of imminent death or danger for the character interacting with the fruit. “It started out as an accident”, said Coppola in DVD commentaries, “but once we realized we had used oranges so frequently in the first movie, we used them purposefully in the others.” 
The saga ends with Michael dying, an orange in his hand. [x]

This is my shit.

(via shamefullyinspired)