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[hamotzi]

more shibas!

[eiruvsq]

Illustrator & Artist:

Zipcy  집시

“TalesRunner X”

“Zipcy - Final. 

이번엔 악플이 많이 달려서 링크없이 이미지만 포스팅. 유저분들 환상을 깨서 미안해요 흑..”

[a-wandering-minstrel]

yo bro is it safe down there in the woods? yeah man it’s cool by Tomislav Jagnjic

[lawfulgoodness]

I thought this was just a joke but nope, that’s literally what the artist named this piece.

Some other gems by Tomislac Jagnjic:

[me13in]

[ourbedtimedreams]

Hikone castle by yako ma Via Flickr: SONY α7ii Voigtlander Nokton classic 35mm F1.4 SC

[amiiiiiii]

“Some of us think holding on makes us strong, but sometimes it is letting go.”

Herman Hesse

[amiiiiiii]

Warm memories with you Countless seasons have passed Now like a lie

Like the passing seasons Our young memories I’m trying to erase them one by one

But with the returning season I’m letting you go Every time the season returns Goodbye

바보 멍청이 for staying

if everything was a lie 안녕

[amiiiiiii]

you spend 1/3 of your life sleeping, what are you doing with the other 2/3s of it?

[animepopheart]

[withlee]

LEE JONG SUK for Gong Cha :)

[whitefall]

Visit Original Link

구르미 그린 달빛 OST Part. 4

[amiiiiiii]

Like our memories That are fading away I am standing in white fog Your bright smile is getting blurry I’m afraid I’ll forget it

I close my eyes but I see you Do you know how much I miss you?

Past the misty road If you are looking for me Will you follow the moonlit road? If only the flowers of our spring day can bloom again If only we could go back, how nice would it be

If time slowly passes Will our pain fade away like the fog? You get darker in my memories I’m afraid you’ll get erased

I close my eyes but I see you Do you know how much I miss you?

Past the misty road If you are looking for me Will you follow the moonlit road? If only the flowers of our spring day can bloom again If only we could go back, how nice would it be

I can’t see ahead of me It’s blurry But when I close my eyes Even when the welled up tears flow Some day, in front of you I will be standing there Even if it wasn’t showy Our love was so good

Past the misty road If you are looking for me Will you follow the moonlit road? If only the flowers of our spring day can bloom again If only we could go back, how nice would it be

Like our memories That are fading away I am standing in white fog

[amiiiiiii]

so cute :’)

[highlandvalley]

はうすさんのツイート: “ダメ… かわゆすぎて悶える… https://t.co/ThRYKaZv6A”

[amiiiiiii]

awwww ahahahaha :’)

[takashiyasui]

Dotonbori, Osaka

[takashiyasui]

Shibuya, Tokyo

[amiiiiiii]

http://nymag.com/selectall/2016/09/andrew-sullivan-technology-almost-killed-me.html

...the family that is eating together while simultaneously on their phones is not actually together. They are, in Turkle’s formulation, “alone together.” You are where your attention is. If you’re watching a football game with your son while also texting a friend, you’re not fully with your child — and he knows it. Truly being with another person means being experientially with them, picking up countless tiny signals from the eyes and voice and body language and context, and reacting, often unconsciously, to every nuance. These are our deepest social skills, which have been honed through the aeons. They are what make us distinctively human. Think of how rarely you now use the phone to speak to someone. A text is far easier, quicker, less burdensome. A phone call could take longer; it could force you to encounter that person’s idiosyncrasies or digressions or unexpected emotional needs. Remember when you left voice-mail messages — or actually listened to one? Emojis now suffice.

I get lonely when I’m not with you,

but I feel even more alone when I’m right there besides you

(did you know that?)

[archatlas]

The Beauty of Libraries

Self-proclaimed “Instagram purist” Olivier Martel Savoie (@une_olive) has created #olive_libraries, a series of Instagram photographs portraying libraries around the world, using only the camera on his iPhone. Over the past two years, Savoie has traveled from his home city of Montréal, to Berlin, Amsterdam, Budapest, Rome, Riga, Paris, Moscow, and several other cities photographing the stunning architecture of libraries. Encountering language barriers and even intense security, Savoie’s dedication to taking the perfect photo has resulted in a stunning collection of images.

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