Sail upon those Dark seas

In every thought is a remnant. A reminder, a link, a call to the subroutine of your consciousness; inside each thought you yourself reside. The hope is within these pages, threads can be sown into the waking tapestry of self: glimpsed at once, unshyly exhibited. Of course, we change throughout life and so this is also of record of who once hid in that same dark place. The title is a reminder that the Universe is a dark and wonderful place; when I use the word dark I mean unknown. I am one who is excited by the future and the unknown, and not scared. To sail upon dark seas is to live in the green light of life. Check out the football blog at: http://overeducatedsoccer.tumblr.com/

[vintageeveryday]

John William Waterhouse: Master of Pre-Raphaelite romance.

[transgenderer]

When I say "godspeed" (I say it a lot) I like to imagine I'm a member of a futurism religion that worships velocity above all else. Like its the standard well-wishing in my culture. Speedliness is next to godliness. Someday we'll catch him! And the closer we get the more he loves us

[ymutate]

Helen Whitaker, England

" Sycamore Seed "

Glass , copper and brass

[mihai-florescu]

Languages tend to peak at their word for butterfly. Never seen 2 that are the same, either. Papillon. Mariposa. Borboleta. Fluture. Vlinder. Schmetterling. Pillangó. Babochka. Farfalla. Sommerfugl. Perhonen. Farasha. Titali. Chōchō. Nabi. Húdié. Buom buom. Great job guys, i really mean it.

[elodieunderglass]

Dragonflies are good for this

[heartpdf]

[requiem-on-water]

''Summer Faeries series'' by Kazuaki Koseki

[loved-everyone]

instagram

[feather-bone]

Rainbow raccoon 🦝

[sanlorenzoherald]

good morning

[sztupy]

[thatlittleegyptologist]

You’ll need the link!

Who wants to help Cards Against Humanity f*** with Elon Musk?

We got Musk off our land. Let's build a monument to remind him he's a sad little b**** with no friends.

[ashleeabutton]

Not all heroes wear capes, sometimes they publish questionable card games

[artmialma]

[rejectingrepublicans]

[imaginingfromtheblock]

@reginaldkoettlitz and anyone else interested in reading Ursula K. Le Guin's essay "Heroes" about Scott and Shackleton, here's the full PDF!

[W]hat I admire in Shackleton, at that moment on the Barrier, is that he turned back. He gave up; he admitted defeat; and he saved his men. Unfortunately he also saved his pride by posturing a bit, playing hero. He couldn't admit that his weakness was his strength; he did the right thing, but said the wrong one. So I go on loving Shackleton, but with the slightest shade of contempt for his having boasted. But Scott, who did nearly everything wrong, why have I no such contempt for Scott? Why does he remain worthy in my mind of that awful beauty and freedom, my Antarctica? Evidently because he admitted his failure completely—living it through to its end, death. It is as if Scott realized that his life was a story he had to tell, and he had to get the ending right.

[mens-rights-activia]

I won an evil laugh competition last night

[mens-rights-activia]

[l0stship]

[octobersgold]

l0stship:

paradise house / source (by corrado orio)

[cyberneurotism]

Bharati, Indian research station in Antarctica

[myjetpack]

A summer holidays cartoon for the Guardian

[bowlby4]