Pretty much the most precious traveling partner anyone could ask for (Taken with Instagram at Portland Brew)

Woke up early to visit this new gem. Welcome to life Virginia Beach. #necessities #homeawayfromhome (Taken with instagram)

Dad: “Jayden, you can have a snack when you go pick up the Goldfish you spilt all over the floor of your playroom and throw them in the trash.”

(Jayden storms off. Walks back into living room 3 minutes later)

Dad: “Did you throw away the Goldfish you spilt?”

Jayden: “No… I ate them … Can I have my Swedish Fish now?” 

Complete. (Taken with instagram)

Homeward Bound. See you soon VA (Taken with instagram)

thewaterisblack:

I received your letter this morning and I must say I am not the least bit pleased. You brag and gloat that you got the face of the world’s largest youth movement to go mad. To tear off his clothes and cry out to the Enemy in the streets for all the world to see. You list the lies you whispered…

invisible:

“Thank you to everyone concerned with Jason and his health. Jason has dedicated his adult life to this cause, leading up to KONY 2012. We thought a few thousand people would see the film, but in less than a week, millions of people around the world saw it. While that attention was great for raising awareness about Joseph Kony, it also brought a lot of attention to Jason—and, because of how personal the film is, many of the attacks against it were also very personal, and Jason took them very hard.

Let us say up front- that Jason has never had a substance abuse or drinking problem, and this episode wasn’t caused by either of those things. But yes, he did some irrational things brought on by extreme exhaustion. On our end- the focus remains only on his health, and protecting our family. We’ll take care of Jason, you take care of the work.

The message of the film remains the same: stop at nothing.”

-Jason’s wife on behalf of the Russell Family

Much needed therapy for my koala (Taken with instagram)

invisible:

Watch this movie. 

The digital revolution of the last decade has unleashed creativity and talent in an unprecedented way, with unlimited opportunities. 

But does democratized culture mean better art or is true talent instead drowned out? This is the question addressed by PressPausePlay, a documentary film containing interviews with some of the world’s most influential creators of the digital era. presspauseplay.com @presspauseplay Facebook: on.fb.me/y4gEK1