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Moments before the ceremony, Matt and I gave each other handwritten letters to read together {between a door}. This was such an intimate moment and I am so glad we decided to do it.

This is just too amazing not to reblog.

le sigh

cries

teenagey:

surfbunny:

water-you-doing:

fortheloveofweddings:

Moments before the ceremony, Matt and I gave each other handwritten letters to read together {between a door}. This was such an intimate moment and I am so glad we decided to do it.

This is just too amazing not to reblog.

le sigh

cries


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“lets hope so because everyone i met so far is a bunch of cunts”


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“lets hope so because everyone i met so far is a bunch of cunts”

Funny Stuff you like?


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todaysdocument:

May 9, 1942: These California farm families are preparing to evacuate to internment camps, as documented by photographer Dorothea Lange.

Centerville, California. Farm families of Japanese ancestry awaiting the evacuation buses which will take them to the Tanforan Assembly center along with 595 others evacuated from this district under Civilian Exclusion Order Number 34. 05/09/1942

Dorothea Lange, photographer. From the Central Photographic File of the War Relocation Authority

May is Asian-Pacific American Heritage Month.  You can find our past posts on Japanese American Internment & Relocation under the #Japanese American Internment tag.


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