Out of the Jar
I go by Dyl for short
and Pickle if we're
close enough.
Boston//Northeastern
Post-college getting everything together for grad school. Sort of.
activism
androgyny
boots and bow-ties
coffee
composting
cuddling
cycling
dancing
design
good food
kittens!
maps
music
plants
reading
reuse
sweaters
tea
trans
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“Atlas Hands” - Benjamin Francis Leftwich
Yeah Yeah Yeahs - Maps (acoustic/strings version)
Reblogging just as much for the album art as the song.
How have I not heard this version before?
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London Cycle Map Wins GeoVation Award
Cycle Lifestyle’s London Cycle Map a bicycle map of London designed by Simon Parker in the style of Beck’s tube map, is one of six winners of the 2011 GeoVation challenge. The award came with £6,000 in funding. Here’s a list of all the GeoVation award winners.
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blue vein rivers flow
like ribbons down forearm, over calf
to bruised ankle;
tongues like archipelagos and
beauty mark as lone island in
an ocean of warm salty skin, kissed.
Terra incognita, I can read the
bows of your ribs like braille.breathe in; we will navigate this world together
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NU’s Gender Neutral Bathroom Map
We need your help in mapping the gender neutral bathrooms on NU’s campus! This will serve as a tool for students, faculty, and staff to locate single-stall gender neutral bathrooms that allow them to use the restroom without feeling uncomfortable or threatened by having to choose between the men’s or women’s rooms. If you know of any locations to add, please comment on this link or email nupride.info@gmail.com. Thanks! -NU Pride
Green locations are public access; Red locations require swipe access.
“Your Rocky Spine” - Great Lake Swimmers
Your body was the map, I was lost in it
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This Fall (2011) “200,000 historic maps, 5,000 atlases, and a host of other materials, from 200-year-old geography primers to antique board games and globes” can be accessed by visitors. Sweet, thank you, Boston Public Library.
Drool. Field trip, Nieds?
