It’s hard to tell where the snow ends and the Ginger begins, but her bark is easy to spot. #ginger #dogs #NYC @alittlespace (at Washington Square Park Dog Run)
My baby seal.
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Washington Square Park, NYC.
…I think my fingers nearly froze off while stopping to take this picture.
Washington Square Park this morning.
I’ll miss when it turns cold and everyone goes back inside. (Taken with Instagram at Washington Square Park)
Washington Square Park, times two.
Sometimes you just have to get wet.
NYC public fountains: not just for adorable children and vicious dogs.
It’s a brand new, beautiful day in NYC.
Sometimes a reminder is necessary.
Piano player: Washington Square Park, NYC.
New York, have I told you lately that I love you?
Sand art guy strikes again. Washington Square Park, NYC
Today in Updates:
Very happy to announce that I work here now (trust me, this was a tough one to keep to myself for the past few weeks). I’m beyond thrilled to join the Tumblr team as their resident Communications girl. Drop me a line and say hello!
It’s amazing how much six years feels like just yesterday and a lifetime ago, simultaneously.
In 2011, we were a whopping 25 people (which, coincidentally is the median age of both David and I at that time); an entire company that could fit (sort of) comfortably into one small conference room, count ¾ of its female employees on six feet, and offsite together in one house.
Now, we’re hundreds of people across multiple offices, about to go through an acquisition (again!) and I’m certainly no longer 26. So, while I wouldn’t change the last six years for anything, I know in my heart that it’s time for me to move on to the next adventure.
It’s impossible to sum up six plus years in one sappy tumblr post, so here are some of the greatest hits:
Thank you, Tumblr, for an incredible six years. It’s been a dream.
(One last time) Fuck Yeah!
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I don’t think I have anything to add that would be 1/1,000,000th as impactful as the stories women have been sharing this week. But please count me as one man standing with you in this fight.
Today I made a $1 million donation to Planned Parenthood. I urge more men to speak up and contribute. Women don’t get pregnant alone, and we owe them much more than our silent support in the political fight ahead.
If you can, please donate here. Either way, you can take action across the country, online or in person.
