[glitterhunny-blog]

[pressl2pee]

science side of tumblr why do all of us mentally ill ppl like storms so much

[pressl2pee]

@revelationed said: Rain/moving water has negative ions which cause a biochemical reaction that reduces stress. It’s the same reason people feel more at peace on beaches or by waterfalls. We spend most of our lives surrounded by positive ions created by electronics and recirculated air. A study by Columbia University showed that negative ions can have the same affect as antidepressants.

thank u science side of tumblr

[thewinterotter]

ARE YOU SHITTING ME RIGHT NOW

The person I reblogged this from deserves to be happy

I tried to scroll past this. I really did

[invisiblelad]

I feel like minor acts of kindness and good intentions are really important on days like this. 

[chimchams]

i want these tweets on my grave

[svinto]

the older I get, the more attractive stability becomes……………… i just want some god damn peace of mind and a non-stressful environment

[roseys-deactivated20181203]

no offense to positivity but i love holding grudges and i’m not going to forget about someone who hurt me

[youngadultatbooktopia]

[hplyrikz]

Clear your mind here

[eatsleepdraw]

If I were an animal…

[frenchmystake]

All this time we were waiting for each other

[solisseblog]

IG: frogirlginny

[archaeologicalnews]

Ring-Shaped Geoglyphs Found Near Ancient Town in Peru

Dozens of circular geoglyphs, some comprising several intertwined rings, have been identified and mapped near the ancient Peruvian town of Quilcapampa, revealing that these earthen designs were created near ancient pathways used for trade.

Geoglyphs are designs, which often form shapes or images, on the landscape. They are found all over the world; the most famous examples are located at Nazca, where thousands of such designs — from real and imaginary creatures to geometric shapes — have been etched into the Peruvian desert.

The newly mapped geoglyphs may have had symbolic significance, possibly representing the flow of people and goods through the town at the time, according to Justin Jennings, a curator at the Royal Ontario Museum in Toronto who is one of the team leaders. Read more.

[cupasoupa]

I just made another pottermore, because I was curious and well now I’m confused :p

instead of Gryffindor I got Slytherin,

 pukwudgie stayed the same, 

my wand changed a tiny bit from larch wood, dragon heartstring core 12 3/4″ and slightly yielding to larch wood, unicorn hair core 11″ and slightly yielding

my patronus also differs, with the gryffindor one I have a white stallion and with slytherin I have a red squirrel

Idk man Idk :p

[wingedcorgi]

the gryffindor gal

[museum-of-artifacts]

There is a hill in Rome made entirely of 53 million olive oil amphorae. In fact it’s the biggest ancient roman rubbish dump.

http://museum-of-artifacts.blogspot.com/2015/11/ancient-roman-graveyard-ofolive-oil.html

[museum-of-artifacts]

Etruscan teeth attached with gold wire, 4th century BC

http://museum-of-artifacts.blogspot.com/2015/10/ancient-dentistry-gold-and-pain.html

[cupasoupa]

why is it so hard to comunicate with another person?? 

Like we might know each other for years and be good friends, but every reply from me would have been preceded by at least a couple of minutes (hours/days) of worrying and writing, rewriting, stressing out about what to say and then just ending up saying ‘ok ^^’ or ‘hahaha ^^’ followed by more worrying about what I just wrote untill I get a reply back wich I of course over analyse and then the cycle just continues... I fucking hate it!!!!

Oh and also when I don’t reply right away and then forget about it (wich happens way to much -.-’ I’m so sorry ) I don’t dare to reply because I assume they hate me by now, or I will just continue on the convo like it hasn’t been a few days... I’m the worst person seriously...

[yugyeomstardust]

chanyeol’s new friend