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I suppose this tumblr doesn't quite have a specific direction, but is rather a manifestation of all the things I am interested in. Whether they are related to science, fashion, travel...you name it.
I'm just hoping to send a little bit of myself out into cyberspace and see who receives the signal.
Draco to the rescue #dogsofinstagram

Draco to the rescue #dogsofinstagram

#coconutwater

#coconutwater

I wonder if this little can sing.

I wonder if this little can sing.

#L.A.M.B shoes that I stole from my mom

#L.A.M.B shoes that I stole from my mom

New ring #jewelry #cameos #rings

New ring #jewelry #cameos #rings

As if they weren’t cute enough by themselves.

As if they weren’t cute enough by themselves.

latimes:

How has your sleep been? Good? Feeling well-rested?
If so, you’re in a surprisingly elite club. A stunning 83% of Americans don’t get decent sleep on a nightly basis - and the biggest culprit? Stress, according to a new study. 

Stress and anxiety were cited as the top reason by 48% of the 1,008 adults interviewed by the polling firm Harris Interactive. In addition, 47% of those surveyed said they simply weren’t able to turn off their thoughts.

Other reasons included a lack of income, with 11% more of those in households making less than $35,000 a year having trouble sleeping compared to those making more than $100,000. And women (88%) are more likely than men (78%) to have issues with their sleep.
So maybe take a breather, avoid over-analyzing the past day’s events and whatever the future holds and rest your head with a clear consciousness tonight, and see how you feel in the morning.
Read more on the survey over at Science Now.
Photo: Karen Kaplan / Los Angeles Times

latimes:

How has your sleep been? Good? Feeling well-rested?

If so, you’re in a surprisingly elite club. A stunning 83% of Americans don’t get decent sleep on a nightly basis - and the biggest culprit? Stress, according to a new study.

Stress and anxiety were cited as the top reason by 48% of the 1,008 adults interviewed by the polling firm Harris Interactive. In addition, 47% of those surveyed said they simply weren’t able to turn off their thoughts.

Other reasons included a lack of income, with 11% more of those in households making less than $35,000 a year having trouble sleeping compared to those making more than $100,000. And women (88%) are more likely than men (78%) to have issues with their sleep.

So maybe take a breather, avoid over-analyzing the past day’s events and whatever the future holds and rest your head with a clear consciousness tonight, and see how you feel in the morning.

Read more on the survey over at Science Now.

Photo:

Playing with #temptattoos from #urbanoutfitters

Playing with #temptattoos from #urbanoutfitters

#chicago #navypier (at LandShark Beer Garden)

#chicago #navypier (at LandShark Beer Garden)