whatever is pure, whatever is lovely;
Samantha Jane. Baseball, hot tea, my city, chai lattes, and carmel please. Relationship not religion. My God is Yahweh. My husband is a bird. Jaybird, he is mine, I am his. I'm endlessly passionate. He has my unwavering love, loyalty. I appreciate a positive person. Art moves you not destroys you, x3 anti-pornography, thanks. My life will be an interesting read. Genuine, not cruel honesty. I'd like you to be kind to me. I'm always a mess. I'm not complaining. Enjoy the perks of being a realist. I do. Pure honest lovely. An advocate for women. Believer in family. You'll miss out if you over analyze.
My tumblr? Things that inspire, uplift, interest and have a sense of beauty that should be shared. :)
I wish I had some way of showing the world how amazing my husbands heart truly is. He’s such a wonderful man and continues to inspire me to be a better person everyday.
I miss everything about this view. #Pittsburgh #home #skylinesinmyviens
They’re the cutest. So much ornery between those two. @leftylefty
Probably one of my favorite photos. Once a daddy’s, always a daddy’s girl.
Happy Father’s day to the greatest man I know! I love you Daddy :)
Bill FREAKIN’ Murray
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PHOTOGRAPHER TOURS SHELTERS TO HELP DOGS GET ADOPTED - “Our mission is to provide shelter staff and volunteers with the resources to successfully groom and photograph shelter pets, helping give them the second chance they deserve.”
The One Picture Saves a Life initiative teaches animal shelters how to groom and photograph the shelter animals to present them in the best light (probably both literally and figuratively) for adoption. Photographer Seth Casteel is currently touring various shelters in the U.S. to put on workshops. You may be familiar with Casteel’s Underwater Dogs series. The photos above are examples of how different the dogs look depending on how they are presented.
In addition to Casteel, John Paul Pet, The Animal Rescue Site, GreaterGood.org, and the Petfinder Foundation are all partners in this endeavor. Click here to learn more about One Picture Saves a Life. You can also donate to this cause by clicking here. (Photos from One Picture Saves a Life)
I used to volunteer at a local shelter by taking photos of the dogs and cats who needed homes. There wasn’t a day I worked there that one of us didn’t break down, but it was so worth it. Check with your local shelter if you’re so inclined. They can always use volunteers.
(Source: dogjournal)
(Source: airows, via typographme)
