votejoec:

not trying to make you think this is some kind of great big deal, I just know exactly how you feel…

votejoec:

Here ya go tumblr. Another photo I shot of the always kind, extra sassy, Ms. Jenny Owen Youngs. This was taken at her recent show at The Black Cat in DC. Thanks for having us all out Jenny!!

allisonweiss:

My two favorite things in one photo (looking blurrily beautiful) pictured with myself.

via Gregholden’s Twitter

jennyowenyoungs:

so many boys so little tiiiime

(via allisonweiss)

jennypics:

Honouring Jenny’s birthday, DVD-Domino style.

Last weekend, Tijn and An were totally dating. One of Tijn’s friends left a huge box filled with DVD’s. Only he has the most terrible taste in movies so we decided to get creative with them. And the DVD-Domino world record needed a new impulse anyway. We build 3 tracks. This little one is for someone very special.

gonadsgo:

If I didn’t know I couldn’t love you

votejoec:

As always, anything Jenny does is amazing. Reblog this please. Thanks.

Jenny who?

thingstolike:

credit

So good

jennyowenyoungs:

My lovely mom just informed me that today is To Write Love On Her Arms Day 2009.  To be honest, I was not aware of this organization until just now; my research on self-injury tapered off after I stopped engaging in the act.  When I was in high school and starting to really get into things, there were precious few resources for a kid seeking answers (why am I doing this? am I alone? etc.)… The internet was not yet what it has come to be, and self-injury was only just beginning to be acknowledged as something completely separate from depression and suicide.  Eating disorders were being covered extensively in the media, but SI was still a little too strange.  It warms me to see this organization (and others like it, which I intend to discover ASAP, if they exist) is here and real.

Mission statement from the website:

To Write Love on Her Arms is a non-profit movement dedicated to presenting hope and finding help for people struggling with depression, addiction, self-injury and suicide.  TWLOHA exists to encourage, inform, inspire and also to invest directly into treatment and recovery.

twloha.com

complicated (avril lavigne cover) with amanda palmer (featuring several YOUR MOM jokes)