LEXI-LOVEJOY
Fitness. Fashion. 90's Grunge. Lady gaga. Blonde. 20 something.
In a big world trying to find my place.
Daddy's little girl aint a girl no more
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LEXI-LOVEJOY
Fitness. Fashion. 90's Grunge. Lady gaga. Blonde. 20 something.
In a big world trying to find my place.
Hope you guys like it! :) And sorry for my face, I’m concentrating :)
Beyond the lies, beneath the deception, the truth will surface.
Magnolia Pictures has debuted the trailer for the chilling Sundance documentary Blackfish, directed Gabriela Cowperthwaite, about orcas in captivity.
Holy shit.
OKAY, WE NEED TO REBLOG THE FUCK OUT OF THIS. EVEN IF YOU’RE NOT AN ANIMAL PERSON, YOUR FOLLOWERS NEED TO SEE THIS. ESPECIALLY DURING THE HEIGHT OF VACATION SEASON. DO NOT SUPPORT SEA PARKS WITH CAPTIVE WHALES. IT’S NOT ENVIRONMENTAL PROPAGANDA (I can’t believe I even used those words) IT’S A REAL ISSUE AND IT’S NOT A MATTER OF PROOF, IT’S A MATTER OF COVERING IT UP AND IGNORING IT!
“Expectation is the root of all heartache.”
—William Shakespeare (via thatkindofwoman)
best feeling in da world
“So keep your head high, keep your chin up, and most importantly, keep smiling. Because life’s a beautiful thing, and there’s so much to smile about.”
—Marilyn Monroe (via onlinecounsellingcollege)
”This was an ad made by bodyshop. But Barbie INC. found out about it and now it’s banned. Repost if you think this ad deserves to be seen.”
This is beautiful. Oh. My. God.
EDIIT: Just found this about it:
The late Anita Roddick, founder of The Body Shop, wrote in 2001:
In 1998, The Body Shop debuted its self-esteem campaign, featuring the generously proportioned doll we dubbed “Ruby.” … …
Ruby was a fun idea, but she carried a serious message. She was intended to challenge stereotypes of beauty and counter the pervasive influence of the cosmetics industry, of which we understood we were a part. Perhaps more than we had even hoped, Ruby kick-started a worldwide debate about body image and self-esteem.
But Ruby was not universally loved. In the United States, the toy company Mattel sent us a cease-and-desist order, demanding we pull the images of Ruby from American shop windows. Their reason: Ruby was making Barbie look bad, presumably by mocking the plastic twig-like bestseller (Barbie dolls sell at a rate of two per second; it’s hard to see how our Ruby could have done any meaningful damage.) I was ecstatic that Mattel thought Ruby was insulting to Barbie — the idea of one inanimate piece of molded plastic hurting another’s feelings was absolutely mind-blowing.
Don’t usually re-blog things but this is amazing!
“So your doing 30 day shred? Did you just have a baby or are you still pregnant”
i am actually about 11 weeks pregnant. and ive started the shred before but always got busy so im hoping that i can stick to it. for my baby. haha
