annavonsyfert:

brains man, what’s their DEAL

annavonsyfert:

brains man, what’s their DEAL

ukehunt:

gelombangnestapa:

A feel good song

Debbie Reynolds and Bobby Van - All I Do Is Dream of You

awkwardsituationist:

chris and malissa tack 140-square-foot home near seattle

ukehunt:

somepeoplenevergocrazy:

A song for my fellow New Englanders. Second day of spring my ass.

Also applies to old England.

In my new life I will be a knitting ukulele fiend.

P.S. Going to break my diet and have pizza for dinner. :D

Mutually ending a relationship

parkourgasm:

 

peace-flowers-freedom-happiness:

retrogasm:

100 Years of Style in 100 Seconds

this is actually the most amazing thing i watched it twice

willgrahamsed:

i made a thing

Important stuff yo.

"

For students who dislike reading, it is unlikely that taking over their summers with extensive reading assignments will do much to engage them with reading.

For students who enjoy reading, requiring summer reading fosters resentment and disengagement with school reading in general.

Students’ reading ability and lifelong reading habits would be better served if we encouraged students to check out books from school and classroom libraries over the summer. Given access to books and choice in what they read, students will read more over the summer than they do when choices are limited (Allington, 2012).

"

Donalyn Miller has some thoughts about required summer reading over at the Nerdy Book Club. (via librarylinknj)

jacquelinemarguerite:

The Void ( personally my favorite. )

jacquelinemarguerite:

Bilgewater! Hope you guys like it.

( Again, I don’t do them by birthplace, I do them by city-state champions. )

jacquelinemarguerite:

Piltover’s finest.

( Bottom artwork done by Rinidinger! The cutest Yordle. )