There are endings so sad I want the morning light to scourge the fields. Endings that are only what the river dreams when it dries up.
Richard Jackson, from Alternate Endings (via nemophilies)
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There are endings so sad I want the morning light to scourge the fields. Endings that are only what the river dreams when it dries up.
Richard Jackson, from Alternate Endings (via nemophilies)
The self is only a threshold, a door, a becoming between two multiplicities.”
Gilles Deleuze, Thousand Plateaus: Capitalism and Schizophrenia (via viperslang)
i've had an awful headache for three days in a row and i normally never have them... what is happening? is this just a new level of stress? ahhhh
Hozier covers We Are Young by Fun.
spoken-not-written:
THE POPULATION OF TIGERS IN INDIA HAS INCREASED BY 30% THIS IS ABSOLUTEY FANTASTIC NEWS
zaynocean:
and the Iraqi people welcomed the Americans with flowers. I wanted to set a historical event to teach Bush a lesson from the Iraqis, telling him you lied, we did not welcome you with flowers, and instead we are saying goodbye with our shoes.”
Muntaza Al Zaidi, the Iraqi reporter who became known as the guy who threw a shoe at Bush and later ended up in jail for three years because of it.
1. 99% of the time, you feel better when you go out. Don’t turn down social invitations. Meet people and talk to people and try new things. 2. Take photos of your friends. Take photos of their feet and their hands and their faces and the landscapes around them. 3. Drink tea everyday. 4. It’s not uncool to be clever. Be clever. Please be as nerdy as you can be, because ultimately they’ll come a point when people realise that clever actually is pretty cool, and life gets better for everyone after that. 5. When you’re sad, talk to people. 6. If you love someone, let them know. Don’t be afraid to tell people how you feel - it saves a lot of hassle to be sincere. 7. Live in the moment. Don’t think too much about the bigger picture. Don’t think about the long run - take each day as it comes and fill it with small things that will make you happy.
7 Things I Learnt Before I Was 17 (via quiettea)
love you, I do.
(via suitelamborghini)
dickensianwerewolf:
algeroth:
It’s an information superhighway that speeds up interactions between a large, diverse population of individuals. It allows individuals who may be widely separated to communicate and help each other out. But it also allows them to commit new forms of crime.
No, we’re not talking about the internet, we’re talking about fungi. While mushrooms might be the most familiar part of a fungus, most of their bodies are made up of a mass of thin threads, known as a mycelium. We now know that these threads act as a kind of underground internet, linking the roots of different plants. That tree in your garden is probably hooked up to a bush several metres away, thanks to mycelia.
As a result of this growing body of evidence, many biologists have started using the term “wood wide web” to describe the communications services that fungi provide to plants and other organisms.
"These fungal networks make communication between plants, including those of different species, faster, and more effective," says Morris. "We don’t think about it because we can usually only see what is above ground. But most of the plants you can see are connected below ground, not directly through their roots but via their mycelial connections."
The fungal internet exemplifies one of the great lessons of ecology: seemingly separate organisms are often connected, and may depend on each other. “Ecologists have known for some time that organisms are more interconnected and interdependent,” says Boddy. The wood wide web seems to be a crucial part of how these connections form.
Wood Wide Web
I had to google this to check, and yes, there are papers written calling it that
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2633692/
hiatus-lc:
“af·ter·glow \≈\ n. I. The light. esp. in the Ohio sky after sun- set: as in the look of the mother-of-pearl air during the morning’s afterglow. 2. The glow continuing after the disappearance of a flame, as of a match or a lover, and sometimes regarded as a type of phosphorescent ghost:...
kvtes:
Clair De Lune || Debussy
best.
thetargetbird:
I. I’m a bazaar of waves, I’d like the moon to stop going through phases and just lie with me — here the wild awake with their bones in fences, bodies decontextualized to spaces that can hold a christmas tree and the raw trumpets of a year filled with ghosts and the...
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VALENTINO Pre-Fall 2015 — Galaxy details
okay but let’s say “women can be sexist!” okay fine sure. so a woman is sexist, she says, “i hate men,” you say, “fuck off lady,” go home kinda hurt that she’s mean. the next day you will interact with plenty of women who aren’t sexist. that one woman becomes a story you tell your buddies and everyone laughs. your life doesn’t change. this is the reverse of how women live. at every interaction, our bodies are ready to flinch. when a man says, “i hate women,” most of us don’t say, “fuck off,” we feel our hearts beat faster and our hands tremble. we go home panicked. happy to be in one piece. happy we made it out of there. we don’t talk about you. you are not the first person to disrespect us, and you won’t be the last. you are the scar every single one of us carries. the next day, all but a few of the men we talk to will carry your face: our boss who constantly checks out his secretary, the man in the cubicle next to us who is always making sex jokes and saying, “what’s wrong sweetie?” when we ask for help, the man down the hall who likes to put cups on his chest and sing out “oh no i broke a nail!” and toss his hair and show that female is stupid and clumsy and everyone always laughs but the air in our lungs is so tight we can’t swallow it. let’s say some women are sexist. she yelled at you for holding the door open. she told you men are babies. she made a post on the internet saying “even if some of us might be, we are nowhere near as dangerous to you as you are to us”. she is one out of sixteen hundred. let’s say some men really are nice guys. he doesn’t get angry if you snap at small things. he doesn’t call you hysterical if you start crying. he is constantly unlearning everything sexist that has been taught to him. he knows that a post which hurts his feelings won’t ever equate to someone following him home. he is one out of sixteen hundred. men say, “i’m not a sexist, i married a woman.” men say, “i’m just playing devil’s advocate.” men say, “you don’t get how bad rejection is.” men say, “i’m not one of them, i’m a nice guy and if you let me fuck you, you’d know it.” women say, “i hate men.” men say, “its not my fault the system is like this. and besides, we have problems too.” women say, “please, i just want to walk down the street without being worried what you will do” men say, “if you want equal, can i punch you?”
I’m sorry if you were ever hurt by something someone angry said. It doesn’t mean you have any idea what it’s like to live like this. You cannot equate a rotten apple in a bushel to a swarm of wasps, one of which might be a pacifist. // r.i.d (via inkskinned)
elizabethgadd:
Winter Blues
I am sorry that I still can’t sleep naked, even with the boy I love. Especially with the boy I love. I am sorry for shaving you with dodgy razors and resenting the red spotty rash that broke out. I’m sorry for the nail biting habit I can’t seem to shake and for the months I forgot to moisturise. I’m sorry I didn’t have the courage not to let certain people touch you. I’m sorry I fantasised about cutting the excess bits off of you with scissors. I’m sorry for poking and prodding at you and treating you like a meal I didn’t want to eat. I’m sorry I wanted to reduce you into something smaller and more breakable. I’m sorry for bombarding you with fads and diets, for only drinking lemon juice and eating melons for an entire day. Really, you deserve popping candy and butterscotch and everything that tastes like childhood. I’m sorry for wishing my feet smaller when all you wanted to do was leave footprints in the sand. I’m sorry for only wearing high waisted skirts so I could conceal your belly. I am sorry for leaving you dehydrated after more than enough shots of tequila and then getting angry when I woke up with a headache and a stomach that felt like a roller coaster. I’m sorry for the days I forgot the sunscreen and for covering up your freckles with foundation. I’m sorry for staying indoors and not allowing the sunshine to kiss your face. I’m sorry for not thanking you for being the best home I’ve ever had. You are not something anyone should regret in the morning. In the soft awakening of dawn, your lover should present offerings at the altar of your hips. They should be bent down on both knees, hands upwards to the sky, gazing at you like you are magic.
jessica therese, “An Apology to My Body,” after Lora Mathis (via contramonte)
Hiding in the back streets, yeah, you’ll never notice me