prince of trail mix

katmariemusic:

emergencyward:

My girlfriend and I are senior* citizens. I like to go to bed super early (less often now) and she likes to cross-stitch. We’re basically meant for each other.

*In no way am I implying that only senior citizens do these things, I just like to think we don’t really subscribe to being 20/21 year olds as much as some people do.

Not basically. She’s the one. 

#my better half

kat stop you’re too cute it’s hurting my feelings

shewhohangsoutincemeteries:

FireflyFacts 24/98 | Cast and Characters

“Joss Whedon has said that if the show had not been cancelled, Zoe and Wash were the only couple in any of his TV shows that he never would have broken up.”

cries

womenwhokickass:

Cecilia Chung: Why she kicks ass

• She is an Internationally recognized civil rights leader, advocating for HIV/AIDS awareness and care, LGBT equality, social justice and human rights.
• She is currently a Health Commissioner in San Francisco where she is the first trans woman appointed to the position by Mayor Ed Lee. Cecilia was also the first trans woman and first person living openly with HIV elected Chair to the San Francisco Human Rights Commission where she has served for over seven years.
• She has broken ground in a number of ways including: being the first transgender woman and first Asian to be elected to lead the Board of Directors of the San Francisco Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Pride Celebration; the first transgender woman and first person living openly with HIV to Chair the San Francisco Human Rights Commission; and, an architect of the nation’s most ambitious publicly funded program addressing economic justice within the transgender community.
• In 1994 she was a member of the Transgender Discrimination Taskforce, which released a groundbreaking report by the San Francisco Human Rights Commission, documenting widespread discrimination against trans people. The report led the City to adopt many pioneering anti-discrimination ordinances and policies.
• She is the former Deputy Director of the Transgender Law Center, has also served on a number of planning bodies, including the San Francisco HIV Health Services Planning Council, and was a trainer of Community Planning for the Centers for Disease Control (CDC).
• In 2001, she was elected President of the Board of Directors of San Francisco Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Pride Celebration, becoming the first Asian and first transgender women to hold the position, and she lead the Board to a new standard of inclusion and excellence.
• In 2004, as a founding producer of Trans March, she helped organize one of the world’s largest annual trans events.