dreaming of eudaimonia

the day my passion dies is the day i experience my first death

[certasluas]

[shuenscorner]

do you want to build a snowman? [Shop]

[academic-vampire]

𝔟𝔲𝔰𝔶 𝔡𝔞𝔶

[fallingstars-suggestion]

i want to become a healthier version of myself. that means i have work to do and it can be a bit overwhelming. but i have plenty of time. and so do you.

it’s never too late to change your habits, to change your mind, to change your direction.

[spookietrex]

[cottaqecore]

source: sunsetoned

[cottaqecore]

nuria cdoltra

[maureen2musings]

Canmore & Kananaskis

canmorekananaskis

[girljournal]

December will be full of good physical health

December will be full of good mental health

December will be full of answered prayers

December will be full of good energy

December will be full of good news

December will be full of good luck

December will be full of blessings

December will be full of peace

December will be full of love

[squeakowl]

Art by Monika Szczerbińska (source)

[everythingfox]

Living the life he deserves

[kawaii-foodie]

tomono____gohan_

[slfcare]

Lately I’ve been really into being honest to people about my positive feelings towards them. I told my classmate that I’ve admired her creativity from the start and named a project of hers that I loved, and her face lit up! I took the train with a project partner the other day and told her that I always have so much fun with her, and it prompted an entire conversation about the difficulties of graduating from ‘classmates’ to ‘friends’ and both of our insecurities in this regard (and how we’re definitely getting coffee later). I express my gratitude honestly. I say what I feel if I’d be happy hearing it, myself. I remember details so that I can refer to them later. Once you realize how great you can make someone feel, all of those mundane moments become so special. It will maybe even create some lasting connections, something I think we could all use more of.

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[stuckinapril]

Floored by the fact that not feeling like shit really does boil down to just eating well and drinking lots of water and keeping screen time to a minimum and making lists and not obsessing over any one thing and reading books and like not putting things off and letting them fester forever. Self help books will never tell you this but sometimes it just is that simple

[coquette-club]

[feelingsoftheday]

whoever’s reading this, i pray that you find happiness. not temporary happiness, or “if i pretend and put on a smile & laugh, maybe i’ll be happy” kind of happiness, but long lasting real happiness. the kind of happiness that makes ur face glow & lights up ur soul. you deserve it