wholockian-221b:

Too scared to try…

just-zeroes-and-ones:

thedailywhat:

Look At This Off-Roading Dog of the Day: When Roosevelt was adopted from a rescue shelter, she had limited mobility due to her two deformed front legs. New owner Stephanie didn’t want her to Border Collie’s herding instincts to go unfulfilled, so she jury-rigged a wheelchair that lets Roosevelt run everywhere.

“The only difference between Roosevelt and other dogs is that instead of a collar I snap on his wheels to take him out. … People think he should have been put down because they think he’s suffering,” she said. “But he wakes up happy every day. If you had a child with a disability you’d try to enrich them, give them opportunities. So why not do the same with a dog?”

[death+taxes]

PRECIOUS BABY

WHAT A BOSS

LOOK AT THIS BOSS DOG EVERYONE

the-seed-of-europe:

A British soldier “shakes hands” with a kitten on a snowy bank, Neulette, 1917.

tinywaitress:

Gowns worn by Maria Feodorovna, Dagmar of Denmark. She was the Tsarina of Russia and mother of Tsar Nichloas II, the last of the Tsars.

glukauf:

Vesta Tilley was considered to be the greatest male impersonater in British Music Hall. Born Matilda Alice Powles (13 May 1864 – 16 September 1952), at the age of 11, she adopted the stage name Vesta Tilley becoming the most famous and well paid music hall male impersonator of her day.

kawaiimon:

1774 doll

Jean Dessès, 1949

Met Museum

I yearn to master that fine level of embroidery.