Han's Falcon

spoonie-living:

For folks with tubes and tethers hanging off of them, clothing presents a bit of an issue. Enter INGA Wellbeing, a clothing line made specifically to help with this.

[Image: Several views of the reviewer in an INGA button-up in “dusty pink” over a patterned dress; it is a decently stylish, soft, somewhat slouchy overshirt, with holes for various lines and tubing in the seams, inner pockets, and an outer pocket too.]

For a small-run, quality custom clothing line, the pricing on INGA’s clothes is not half bad! The shirt pictured goes for £60 ($80), and they sell capsule wardrobes with a couple different items, too.

Even better, they are currently running a 50% off sale on Midnight Blue pieces, ending May 8th, 2018, and while supplies last.

Too spendy for you? Many of these features are probably DIY-able, and we’d love to see anything thrifty, crafty spoonies have come up with. Seriously, drop us a line if you’ve done this on the cheap.

(Source: spoonie-living)

Chronic illnesses literally make you miss yourself

Why the fuck do I have ‘How Bad Can I Be?’ from The Lorax stuck in my head

marsixm:

hey if ur reading this and ur in a bad spot mentally or anything i hope u feel better soon and have a good day

Happy birthday to the cutest human on the planet, @knights-of-heart !

lostsometime:

becauseimjustmeandall:

showerthoughtsofficial:

“Money can’t buy you happiness” is propaganda from rich people to convince the poor to be satisfied with less.

Delicious, finally some good fucking food.

they’ve actually studied this, and there is a measurable point up to which money basically does buy happiness, and then past that point it stops

a billionaire is not guaranteed to be any happier than a millionaire, but both those people are almost guaranteed to be happier than someone living in poverty

(the “point” turns out to be “the time at which you have enough money that all your needs can be met without anxiety and you have some amount of money left over to do things like pursue passions, give back to the community, and do other emotionally fulfilling things.” what a shocker!)

(Source: reddit.com)

steve-the-goatman:

Shane: On a scale of one to ten, how mad at me are you?

Ryan: Eight.

Shane: Oh, I can do better than that.