Good morning from the Magic Kingdom!, a photo by joeyinteractive on Flickr.

oskar? i'm okay, a photo by e a english on Flickr.

Battlefield, a photo by Boy_Wonder on Flickr.

Untitled, a photo by red white and you on Flickr.

Untitled, a photo by red white and you on Flickr.

Chocolate Hipster

Chocolate Hipster, a photo by Lee Crutchley | Quoteskine on Flickr.

canopy, a photo by abdukted1456 on Flickr.

Soft Values, a photo by jannepaint on Flickr.

Worm's Eye View, a photo by hastingshayseed on Flickr.

colors, a photo by Mia Oh on Flickr.

PX 600 Brooklyn Bridge, a photo by Mia Oh on Flickr.

Untitled, a photo by jessieroth on Flickr.

Untitled, a photo by melanieday on Flickr.

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Fall asleep with me

Keep me company in dreams

And kiss me good night

I lose myself in a daydream ..., a photo by Miggy Mc. on Flickr.

Lover, the weather is changing every day, 

I won't.

Untitled, a photo by Clemens Fantur on Flickr.

Untitled, a photo by coolhandluke on Flickr.

chops, a photo by Kala_M on Flickr.

Shuttle Enterprise Ready For Flight

Shuttle Enterprise Ready For Flight (201204210002HQ), a photo by nasa hq photo on Flickr.

Via Flickr:
The space shuttle Enterprise is seen mated on top of the NASA 747 Shuttle Carrier Aircraft (SCA) at Washington Dulles International Airport, Saturday, April 21, 2012, in Sterling, Va. Painted graphics line the side of NASA 905 depicting the various ferry flights the Shuttle Carrier Aircraft has supported during the Space Shuttle Program, including the tests using the space shuttle prototype Enterprise. Space Shuttle Transition and Retirement engineers Saturday completed the final steps to ready Space Shuttle Enterprise for its flight to New York’s John F. Kennedy International Airport while managers continue to evaluate the expected weather that has postponed delivery past Monday. Enterprise, the first orbiter built for the Space Shuttle Program, was used primarily for ground and flight tests within the atmosphere. The initial testing period named Approach and Landing Test (ALT) included a flight on February 18, 1977 atop a Shuttle Carrier Aircraft (SCA) to measure structural loads and ground handling and braking characteristics of the mated system. Enterprise will go on permanent display at the Intrepid Sea Air and Space Museum in New York in June. Photo Credit: (NASA/Bill Ingalls)

A pretty flower in a vase., a photo by Izziiee! on Flickr.

passion iced tea.

passion iced tea., a photo by Izziiee! on Flickr.