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thepopculturalist:

Hipster magic right here. Click on the photo to check out Meg Casserly’s Forbes Magazine article on Zooey - an insightful look into the success and message of HelloGiggles!

thepopculturalist:

Hipster magic right here. Click on the photo to check out Meg Casserly’s Forbes Magazine article on Zooey - an insightful look into the success and message of HelloGiggles!

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posted 1 week ago || 457 notes

folkinz:

Have you watched B*Witched’s C’est La Vie video recently?

posted 1 week ago || 99 notes

aprilsgotagun:

No one knows what they’re doing. The decisions we make are never based off of 100% certainty that they’ll work out. Nothing is ever guaranteed. So, the best we can do is make a decision and hope that things work out. If they do, great! If not, then we’ve learned something and we move on to do other things. But to let the fear of uncertainty hold you back from experiencing life? It’s foolish, and the worst decision you could make is one made out of fear.

posted 2 weeks ago || 10 notes

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» Help For Danny: Meet Danny

helpfordanny:

This is Danny. He’s my 11 year-old cousin. He’s cute. He’s funny. He loves drawing and playing with his Star Wars Legos. He’s super smart - a sixth grader reading at a twelfth grade level! And sadly, shockingly, inexplicably, he was just diagnosed with a brain tumor.

A couple weeks back, he…

posted 3 weeks ago || 119 notes


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posted 1 month ago || 18,528 notes

I’m almost never serious, and I’m always too serious. Too deep, too shallow. Too sensitive, too cold hearted. I’m like a collection of paradoxes.
Ferdinand von Schrubentaufft (via quote-book)

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posted 1 month ago || 15,987 notes

The phone called Mobilyze! is still in the works, but a small trial run has indicated that it is effective in reducing signs of depression. The device is able to read your mood thanks to sensor data that interprets your location, activity level (via an accelerometer), social context and mood, ultimately detecting signs of depression. The phone learns your typical lifestyle patterns, and notices if you are making calls and getting emails. If it thinks you are creating an isolating environment, it will suggest that you call or see friends.

Mobile Device Detects When You’re Depressed, Acts as Your Therapist

Jordan sent me this today— Anything to get out of paying for therapy, right?

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posted 3 months ago || 60 notes

Overheard in my house...
  • Me: Crap! Friggin' thing! Ahhh!
  • Caitlin, via text, from her bedroom: I'm trying to sleep you freak.
  • Me: Sorry, I was playing Temple Run!
  • Caitlin: Those damn flying monkeys.
  • Me: I know, right?!
posted 4 months ago || 2 notes

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