herecomesmom:

The Way I Dress - Mr Nick Waterhouse - MR PORTER

This house is so bitching. OMFG.

The past few days have been horrible in Texas and Oklahoma.

There’s a high probability for severe weather here tomorrow.

It’s so emotionally draining.

Some chick is fighting with me on Twitter because she said they should have closed Moore schools today before the storm.

If every school in Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, Iowa, and Missouri closed because there was a threat of bad weather, there wouldn’t be any school from March-May when school lets out for the summer. You simply can’t close school because of thunderstorms and potential bad weather. It’s not like a snowstorm where you know when and where it’ll hit.

School never closed when I was in K-12 in Texas because of potentially bad spring weather. When there was bad weather they wouldn’t let us leave to go home or let our parents pick us up until the storm passed if school was about to let out for the day. We just waited for however long it took.

Chick is from Kentucky. Do they even have tornadoes in Kentucky?

Please, shut up.

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uofoklahoma:

Our hearts go out to those affected by today’s tragic storms. We will come together. We are resilient. We are Oklahoma strong.

Second home, at least for another 4 years.

I bet if the Moore tornado was a cute boy Tumblr would care more.

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nbcnews:

Photo of the Moore tornado in a viewer’s wing mirror. Source is safe and requested to remain anonymous.

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tonybalogna:

A child is pulled by rescuers from the rubble of Plaza Towers Elementary School in Moore, Oklahoma.  Up to 24 presumed dead in same building.

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nbcnews:

Dog that survived with its owners in a storm shelter during the Moore, OK tornado

(Photo: Mike Jenkins / The Weather Channel)

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americanliving:

Text REDCROSS to 90999. It donates $10 and is added to your monthly phone bill. Please please donate. These people has lost everything. If you’re in Oklahoma go to redcross.com and sign up to volunteer. #redcross #oklahoma #oklahomareliefredcross #moore #tornado

My head is still pounding and my stomach is in knots.

You can’t win against Mother Nature.

Those poor children.

The University of Oklahoma is opening up the residence and dining halls to the survivors of the Moore tornado.

Call 405-325-2511 for information. Please pass this along to those that need it!