Balderdash and Whimsy

four more years of this

cyndylou3:

(via Raining Cats & DoGs ~~~~~~ / cute)

(via Raining Cats & DoGs ~~~~~~ / cute)

I made my three-year-old niece her first convention/Halloween costume this year. If you ask her who she is dressed as, she’ll reply, “Tiny Princess Captain America!”

On Halloween, we discovered that if you point to a kid in a Captain America costume and ask her who he’s dressed as, she will also reply, “Tiny Princess Captain America!”

Attagirl.

bookishbutcorruptible:

strawberries-andcream:

proudtobepack:

justbupkis:

Mini Jensen Part II

I love how the mini Jensen also smiles at the end fnkjldsa’hadskj ^w^

I HAVE JUST DIED FROM OVERDOSED CUTENESS

PRESH BABY.

this is exactly my child. i mean… when i have one

I really want to know if this was the kid’s idea or the parents’…

kittehkats:

Misao and Fukumaru. “We will never be apart.”

12 years ago, Japanese photographer, Miyoko Ihara (伊原　美代子) started to take photographs of her grandmother, Misao. Born in 1981 in Chiba (Japan), Miyoko Ihara has studied under Kenji Higuchi (樋口健二), after graduating from the Press Photography Course at the Nippon Photography Institute in 2002. Miyoko is also a member of The Photographic Society of Japan.”

“Under the sun, everyday is a good day. Another good day, Fukumaru”, Misao. Eight years ago, Misao found a odd-eyed kitten in the shed. She named the cat “Fukumaru” in hope that “God of fuku” (good fortune) comes and everything will be smoothed like a “maru” (circle)”.

“We’ll never be apart!”, says Misao to Fukumaru. Both of them live in a tiny world, with dignity, with mutual love. Still today, under the blue sky, Misao and Fukumaro work in the fields and in these natural surroundings, where they shine like the stars.”

Sources: asianoffbeat.com

fotomen.cn

Website: whitemanekicat.p1.bindsite.jp

eyesbiglove-crumbs:

the best thing I’ve ever seen

cleolinda:

(via Election 2012: Voting Around America | Photos - ABC News)

Raena Lamont, 3, wears a Captain America [costume] at a polling center doubling as a donation site, Nov. 6, 2012, in the Staten Island, N.Y. (Allison Joyce/Getty Images)