Timeless |
• Things come and go, but memories are forever. • Name's Justin. Gathered here are the assorted thoughts of a 22 year old college student from New York City. |
Military drop pouches are flipping AWESOME for holding extra lenses. Makes swapping on the fly a breeze. #photography #protip
It’s quite the charming…little..boat.
@thatgrlaudrey please tell me you’re free! At the very least, there’s free wine and hors d’oeuvres LOL. Plus, we’ll be the first to actually take decent photos of this boat.
I feel a lack of direction in my life blog
The Who ✘ The Magic Bus
Just sitting at work, an hour early, pigging out on free food and chilling to the [surprisingly decent] playlist. Feeeeelgood morning. Until the day starts, that is.
Drab kinda day.
(via tracyleung)
I’d be lying if I said I wasn’t disappointed.
- Just got back from being out all day
- Got to have lunch and talk life/photog stuff with @choyjay
- Went boarding the second I got home — this will be my form of working out for the rest of the summer, yup. Feelin pretty good to be getting back into doing actual stuff haha.
Literally the only good thing about today. THANKYOU for the 3 hour lunch and looking forward ‘til next time!
Last day of college. I have so many feels.
There is no possible way I can finish everything that I need to do for tomorrow. It’s just impossible.
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WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO.

But seriously, I’m really fucking screwed.
Happy Cinco de Mayo! I am very, very tempted to go buy ingredients and make some bulldogs…
Back in high school, everyone spent the last few months leading up to graduation trying to spend time with as many people as they could. It was all about those last memories, and for awhile, you actually believed that you would keep up with everyone as you went about your lives.
Contrast this with college, where you see none of that. Everyone’s busy worrying about jobs, and they’re focused on passing their last couple of classes. Nobody’s out for those last memories; they’re just talking about how they can’t wait to leave.
The delusions that everyone will remain in your life aren’t there anymore. We’re no longer naive. It’s nice to open your eyes and realize who’s going to end up being a lifelong friend…but it also really sucks to see who’s not.