Hi,My name is Rachael. I live in Colorado but I hope to one day move to Europe. I enjoy a lot of things, and most of you probably dont care what they are anyway. So, this is my blog!
Rainy Day
apparently when you drop a gummy bear into potassium
it opens a portal to hell
you can see the fear in that little guy’s eyes
on the first day of freshman year my science teacher did this for us and made it a whole sacrifice and played music and chanted and thats when i knew i wanted to be a scientist
#I like to imagine that they stay up late and hang out in his office #have a few drinks #braid each other’s hair #talk about boys
JK said on Pottermore this was canon.
(Source: jacknicholson, via rensicles)
Okay so google changed its logo for Valentine’s Day and you can interact with it and it shows little couples like this
And then it shows them on a date
And I thought it was cute so I kept going
And then I got to the last pairing and I just
that’s me
(Source: raisedbybobby)
hulu:
“The Red Balloon” is a very sweet and innocent tale until you realize that the balloon represented the postwar communist threat against France when… you know what? I’m gonna assume our college film professor was right. We didn’t get any of that out of it. It’s still très adorable.
Anyway, “The Red Balloon” and the Criterion Collection are free this weekend on Hulu, including “The Blob,” which, now that we think of it, was more about the creeping communist threat. To be honest, we were only in the film class to impress our older brother, the communist.
