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I'm Allimuffin.

Age: twentysomething

Location: NYC area, specifically the 6th borough

Occupation: temp, as-yet-to-be-paid actress & singer, spare time artist, piano player, writer and tumblr-er

This is a collection of things that I find lovely and inspiring. I post my own artwork here too, as well as my thoughts on various movies, books, music, etc.

Enjoy all you find, and have a lovely day.

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13 April 13
theparisreview:

The book-lover’s dilemma, via Rena Maguire.
For more of this morning’s round up, click here.

theparisreview:

The book-lover’s dilemma, via Rena Maguire.

For more of this morning’s round up, click here.

Reblogged: theparisreview

Tags: books true
3 April 13
You will never change your life until you change something you do daily.
— Mike Murdock (via zenhabits)

Reblogged: zenhabits

18 March 13
The people who multitask the most tend to be impulsive, sensation-seeking, overconfident of their multitasking abilities, and they tend to be less capable of multitasking.

Surprising findings from a new study on multitasking, which we already know is a myth.  (via explore-blog)

Down with multitasking!

Reblogged: explore-blog

16 March 13
Indeed, this is why women have so many clothes! We need an all-purpose black skirt that does old fashioned, another one to do proper, and a third to do flirty… at the very least… and all in casual, business, and formal. And we need heels to go with each (stilettos = provocative, high heels = flirty, low heels = proper, etc, plus we need flats for the picnics and beach weddings etc). And we need pants that are hemmed to the right length for each of these pairs of shoes. You can’t wear black shoes with navy pants, so you’ll need to double up on all these things if you want any variety in your wardrobe. I could go on, but you get the picture.

Women’s closets are often mocked as a form of self-indulgence, shop-a-holicism, or narcissism. But this isn’t fair. Instead, if a woman is class-privileged enough, they reflect an (often unarticulated) understanding of just how complicated the rules are. If they’re not class-privileged enough, they can’t follow the rules and are punished for being, for example, “trashy” or “unprofessional.” It’s a difficult job that we impose on women and we’re all too often damned-if-we-do and damned-if-we-don’t.

Lisa Wade (via thefemcritique)

Yep, I have clothes I only wear for job interviews & meetings. I don’t even like them, but I know I need them to get ahead in my career.

(via karnythia)

And because it’s necessary for most women across professions, the clothing industry uses that to their advantage, charging far more for lesser quality than you get with men’s clothing. I know how awful my grab-bag wardrobe looks, but seriously? I can get away with looking unprofessional because I work at home—my bed’s right there, you know?—and I probably spend a bare minimum of $1K less than even the basics cost most women per year.

(via aka14kgold)

(Source: thesocietypages.org)

Reblogged: stfuconservatives

21 February 13
Fate is like a strange, unpopular restaurant with odd waiters who bring you things you never asked for and don’t always like.
— Lemony Snicket, A Series of Unfortunate Events: The Slippery Slope (via helplesslyamazed)

Reblogged: quote-book

1 February 13
stuffbyberry:

Good idea.

stuffbyberry:

Good idea.

Reblogged: stuffbyberry

Tags: true
27 January 13
The most difficult times for many of us are the ones we give ourselves.
— Pema Chodron (via psychotherapy)

Reblogged: psychotherapy

28 December 12
The best ideas come as jokes. Make your thinking as funny as possible.

Reblogged: e-pic

19 December 12
That was a most curious and interesting remark you made about feeling, occasionally, very childish, in certain situations. Nicholas, don’t you know about people this first and most crucial fact: every single one is, and is painfully every moment aware of it, still a child.

Reblogged: psychotherapy

8 December 12

Reblogged: crimesagainsthughsmanatees

Tags: funny true
Themed by Hunson. Originally by Josh