Fiona ☀️

22, Runner, Teacher, Lover of outside, living in Indy. Always trying to figure out how to get to some trails.

[ablogforgettingbetter]

your body is made for you to survive

[fionaruns]

This run felt GOOD! Slowly getting back in to shape after essentially losing all of it in covid. Have I done 6 miles faster before? Yes. Have I done longer runs before? Yes. But man, right now that 6 at a 9:50 pace is what I have and boy have I been grinding the past two months to get there! I am proud of myself, getting back in shape is a journey but we’re going brick by brick. Ps, the tube socks from track smith just made this all the more fun

[thinfatfit]

https://www.cosmopolitan.com/uk/body/a34915032/women-bodies-wellness-healthy-different-shape-size/

[erinhomie]

Autumn at Hogwarts (aka University of Glasgow because my uni is actually Hogwarts)

[galina]

on the grid: starry nights, last dregs of pink light, the season burning up in front of us

[wylansvaneck]

the saddest death in harry potter is my respect for jk rowling

[sunbathe]

@_hy0n

[nanamins-overtime]

Because you have no interest in changing a world that suits you so well.

[drinkyourjuiceshelby]

[championsaremade]

oh wow!

[glitter0verdose]

[genterie]

[incidentalcomics]

How to Finish

I drew this poster for Jon Acuff and his FINISH book tour. Big thanks to Jon for this collaboration, his book has some great ideas about how to complete creative and life goals.

[dedalvs]

Love this, but reblogging it specifically for “Get rid of secret rules.” That’s one of the most amazing illustrations—and points—I’ve ever seen.

[of-foolish-and-wise]

Here’s the thing to remember about anti-racist book lists:

Read these, yes. But then read books that were not written as treatises on racism. Seek out Black art not only because it can teach you something about race but because Black people are simply doing extraordinary work.

Read Morrison as much for her prose and her mastery of pacing as for her politics. Read Ross Gay’s Book of Delights, an ode to little wonders and a reminder to look at the world with gratitude. Read Elizabeth Alexander’s stunning testament to grief and marriage, The Light of the World, and note the innovations in form as she mixes memoir with poetry and recipes, a collage meant to mirror her late husband’s paintings. Read NK Jemisin’s The Fifth Season and marvel at the worlds she builds.

Just a small reminder. Black art does not exist solely to educate non-Black people. Always be expanding your horizons.

[soulstratum]

[o-r-k-i-d-e-deactivated20210105]

[tlirsgender]

Humans are cool and good actually it's just colonialism and capitalism that you're mad at

[tlirsgender]

We're made to tell stories and braid each other's hair and build things and fucking help people and we're just as much part of the earth as all the other living organisms on this bitch y'all just made guns and money and decided the world is something to conquer welcome to my tedtalk

[annabellehectorworldofweird]

[mercuriallatina]

This is not the usual witchy post I reblog, but I just HAD to reblog it