While we’re remembering Eric Carle’s legacy, consider supporting the Eric Carle Museum of Picture Book Art. It’s a small nonprofit museum that Eric Carle and his wife founded, and it’s dedicated to promoting anti-racist education and marginalised voices.

If you’re not in Massachusetts, their online gift shop is wonderful too! They have a great selection of underrated picture books (I love their AAPI stories and LGBTQIA+ collections), plus art prints, posters, clothes, etc. They even have Eric Carle themed fabric! Just look at this shit and tell me you don’t want A Very Hungry Caterpillar themed quilt.

The caterpillar is gay now. We called dibs.

im going to skim a handful of the most popular saw fanfiction and then tell you what i think the plot of the saw film franchise is, ok?

i have reason to believe there were two men in a bathroom

Bob Dylan, 1966

From Robert Shelton’s No Direction Home

my only advice to all the girls out there is to wear weird shit. just do it

Benefits

1. Men are more likely to be put off and thus, leave you alone.
2. Women who are also weird may be inclined to start up conversations with you and befriend you.
3. Little girls will feel safer around you because they are also weird.
4. Small children may ask you if you are a fairy/princess/mermaid, and that's just a really good feeling.
5. You get that much closer to being a fairy/princess/mermaid.

6. You make your inner child happy and every time you do that, you heal.

“Love takes off the masks we fear we cannot live without and know we cannot live within.”

— James Baldwin, The Fire Next Time

"Virgil designed the dress for me. I told him I wanted to show love to Kurt w a floral print sundress and this man made a masterpiece. Thank You @virgilabloh ur a fuckin genius!! Love you man we did it!!!" Kid Cudi tweeted.

Kid Cudi's performance on Saturday fell on the same week as the anniversary of Cobain's death at age 27. Cobain, Nirvana singer's and songwriter, died by suicide on April 5, 1994.

The dress resembled one Cobain wore when he appeared on the cover of "The Face" magazine in 1993, according to People.

[ID: Kid Cudi performing on stage wearing the aforementioned dress- a long, lightly colored dress that has thin straps and is tight to the torso before puffing out a bit at the waist. it has flower print all over it, with the flowers grouped together. end ID]

[image description: a graphic with a photo of an older woman, captioned, “what to do if you encounter a grandma most sinister. step one: watch out for that grandma. step two: or, less smart but more fun, befriend her and accompany her on her sinister travels.”]