26, Jul 2010 0 notes
  1. So nice. After a heat wave, a wall of a tropical rain. Ahh..

    So nice. After a heat wave, a wall of a tropical rain. Ahh..

  2. 18, May 2010 0 notes
  3. In luv with my city!

    In luv with my city!

  4. 15, May 2010 0 notes
  5. @ Tiki bar with delicious strawberry mule

    @ Tiki bar with delicious strawberry mule

  6. 12, May 2010 99 notes
  7. randomnyc:

Union Square at Night
(via andrew mace—)

oh i love NY!!!!!!!!!!!

    randomnyc:

    Union Square at Night

    (via andrew mace—)

    oh i love NY!!!!!!!!!!!

  8. Source: randomnyc
    21, Apr 2010 90 notes
  9. eatsleepdraw:

I Like… Birds!

    eatsleepdraw:

    I Like… Birds!

  10. Source: eatsleepdraw
    19, Apr 2010 275 notes
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  12. felldowntherabbithole:

Beautiful disaster.

    felldowntherabbithole:

    Beautiful disaster.

  13. 19, Apr 2010 0 notes
  14. At work. Too much to drink.

    At work. Too much to drink.

  15. 16, Apr 2010 0 notes
  16. I just luv those asian ads!! »

    check this vid out!

  17. 13, Apr 2010 172 notes
  18. felldowntherabbithole:

As someone who loves Griffith Park, frequently hikes in this area and hates the thought of Cahuenga Park being developed, please take notice of this. Sadly, just found out about it today. There’s only a day and a half left, I greatly hope the goal is met. Please spread the word and donate if you can.
The Campaign to Save Cahuenga Peak is an effort by The Trust for Public Land and its partners to protect as public open space 138 acres behind and to the left of the Hollywood Sign. We have until April 14, 2010 to raise $12.5 million, and although donations are coming in, we have a long way to go in a very short time.
Protection of Cahuenga Peak will prevent development from scarring one of Los Angeles’ iconic views—the Hollywood Sign backed by the peak’s sweeping natural landscape. After protection, the land would be added to Griffith Park, where it would continue to be open to hikers and joggers who have long enjoyed its sweeping vistas of downtown.
If we don’t seize this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, development could put the land off limits and spoil a world-renowned view that has come to represent Los Angeles, the entertainment industry, and the Southern California way of life.
http://www.savehollywoodland.org/

    felldowntherabbithole:

    As someone who loves Griffith Park, frequently hikes in this area and hates the thought of Cahuenga Park being developed, please take notice of this. Sadly, just found out about it today. There’s only a day and a half left, I greatly hope the goal is met. Please spread the word and donate if you can.

    The Campaign to Save Cahuenga Peak is an effort by The Trust for Public Land and its partners to protect as public open space 138 acres behind and to the left of the Hollywood Sign. We have until April 14, 2010 to raise $12.5 million, and although donations are coming in, we have a long way to go in a very short time.

    Protection of Cahuenga Peak will prevent development from scarring one of Los Angeles’ iconic views—the Hollywood Sign backed by the peak’s sweeping natural landscape. After protection, the land would be added to Griffith Park, where it would continue to be open to hikers and joggers who have long enjoyed its sweeping vistas of downtown.

    If we don’t seize this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, development could put the land off limits and spoil a world-renowned view that has come to represent Los Angeles, the entertainment industry, and the Southern California way of life.

    http://www.savehollywoodland.org/

  19. 13, Apr 2010 0 notes
  20. This is my ‘high on marijuana’ face

    This is my ‘high on marijuana’ face

  21. 09, Apr 2010 0 notes
  22. Hallaaaaa!!

    Hallaaaaa!!

  23. 08, Apr 2010 0 notes
  24. PLEASE VOTE 4 MY FRIEND - Leonid (2ND IN A ROW). U don't understand shit here, but VOTE or die. Thank u! Im here if u need a kidney! ..or... »

  25. 06, Apr 2010 98 notes
  26. eatsleepdraw:

http://www.aissadomingo.com
aissa_domingo@yahoo.com

    eatsleepdraw:

    http://www.aissadomingo.com

    aissa_domingo@yahoo.com

  27. Source: eatsleepdraw
    04, Apr 2010 520 notes
  28. NY MAG: Scientist says dogs, gorillas, and rats - yes, rats - laugh when tickled. Strangely, he can't tell us about porcupines, scorpions or Great White sharks. »

  29. Source: inothernews
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