This is my first tattoo. I’m studying to be a graphic designer and I wanted to have something related to that in my body, si I got this, which represents the old Photoshop logo.
It was done in Sin Perdón Tattoo Studio, Madrid, Spain.
I love it so much.
i’m not asking for forever. i’m not asking that you know the entire future. hell, i’m not even asking that you know the next year. let’s just take it one day at a time. i’m not asking for you to be in love with me, or to think about being in love with me. i’m young, and resilient. i know that things don’t always work out.
i just want to be with you, be here for you. for one day, one week, one year, one lifetime. whatever you can give me, i’m happy to cherish. in return, you can have all of me. (although i may be difficult to put up with at times, i promise you, i’m not going to leave or stop loving).
please?
Who’d have known your stomach could double as a camera?
Two UK students, Josh Lake and Luke Evans, ate 35mm film and were able to process photos after the film, erm, came out!
Partial Lunar Eclipse Monday Sets Stage for Venus Transit
The historic transit of Venus across the sun Tuesday is a must-see for skywatchers, but observers shouldn’t overlook another celestial event that comes just one day earlier — a partial lunar eclipse of the June full moon.
On Tuesday (June 5), Venus will trek across the sun’s face from Earth’s perspective, marking the last such transit of Venus until 2117. In a sort of celestial warmup, the full moon will dive through the Earth’s shadow on Monday morning to produce a partial lunar eclipse that will be visible to observers throughout parts of North America, Asia and the Pacific region, weather permitting.
The lunar eclipse comes two weeks after the May 20 annular solar eclipse that enthralled skywatchers around the world, and that’s no accident.
Solar eclipses are always accompanied by lunar eclipses, either two weeks before or two weeks after. The moon travels halfway in its orbit around the Earth in that time, forming another straight line with our planet and the sun. (In solar eclipses, the moon blots out the sun, while lunar eclipses occur when Earth’s shadow covers all or part of the moon.)
Stop stressing over someone that constantly lets you down. Go out, enjoy yourself. What does moping around all day and crying all night solve? Know your worth, you deserve better than that. Stop hoping for that text, that call, that message that isn’t coming. Don’t ever put yourself in a situation where you feel unwanted, unloved. You’re worth more and you deserve the best. Love yourself and just do you.
