~happy place~

Gigi. 26. She/her. Hockey sideblog: @do-you-beleaf-in-miracles

[ceruleanheaven]

[looking at people younger than me] you have your whole life ahead of you [looking at people older than me] you have your whole life ahead of you [looking at myself] its over

[hayscoding]

i recognize this is an insane post to make but. s1 of vanderpump is a portrait of a 23 year old woman’s loneliness and isolation after an emotionally manipulative man is able to turn all of her loved ones against her

[yellow-cat]

i could be your pet rock. id be very good at it

[yellow-cat]

ive had some time to think and honestly i dont think id be a very good pet rock. i dont know what i was thinking. theres too much anger in me

[grapefruitcrush]

An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works

Chapters: 7/8 Fandom: Stranger Things (TV 2016) Rating: Not Rated Warnings: Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings Relationships: Steve Harrington/Eddie Munson Characters: Steve Harrington, Eddie Munson Additional Tags: Slow Burn, Angst, Angst with a Happy Ending, Bisexual Steve Harrington, Eventual Smut, Steve Harrington Has Self-Esteem Issues, Eddie Munson is a Sweetheart, Smut Summary:

All in all, Steve is doing just fine. Some days it feels like he’s carved his own red, beating, bloody heart out of his chest but mostly, he knows that life is about the art of losing things and he thinks he’s finally mastered that after all.

Four months was all it took to adjust to life in Maryland, life without a family or home.

At the beginning of the fifth month, Eddie Munson walks in the front door.

[autistobrat]

this too shall pass but the fuck was that for

[kateknowsdramas]

The Princess Bride + Letterboxd Reviews

[just-shower-thoughts]

I hate that SEPTember OCTOber NOVember and DECember aren’t the 7th, 8th, 9th, and 10th months.

[advanced-procrastination]

Whoever fucked this up should be stabbed

[500-moths-in-a-trenchcoat]

oh yes it's that time of year again

[drmelking]

I’m not going to defend Robby’s behavior towards Samira because it was wrong and cruel and deeply, deeply unprofessional. But I also find the reactions to it incredibly ironic. The Pitt is at its core about extreme burnout in the healthcare field, particularly amongst emergency medicine personnel, and how that ripples out and affects absolutely everyone around them—their colleagues, their relationships, the entire community. Over and over again, the Pitt asks of its audience: even in the face of extreme and sometimes unforgivable behavior, can you find the same empathy that is constantly and endlessly demanded of our healthcare providers? And for so many it seems like the answer to that question is a definitive, categorical no. Which funnily enough, is exactly the point the show is trying to make.

[sizzlingsandwichperfection-blog]

there's literally nothing more radical in 2026 than believing that humanity can become good news for each other and the only world we'll ever share.

[bakwaaas]

not to be a boomer but I’m tired of scanning QR codes and downloading apps to literally do anything. can we just be human again

[crabussy]

mesmerised by this random photo taken by the hiking club I'm part of. the soft cool tones and radiant warm tones, the composition and lighting...

[crabussy]

I think this is the best part of this photo. the point of that entire trip was to find and read an old storybook that they knew was at a particular hut. he genuinely is reading it out loud to the others. I can't remember what it was about, but this scene is the cozy and well deserved reward of a wild endeavour through rugged terrain. I think that's beautiful [:

[cilantroodon]

[ID 1: A group of three hikers sitting at a table. Two of them are resting, the other is flipping through a book. Various items are scattered across the table, and they are lit by a small candle.

ID 2: Tumblr tag that says: what is he reading that put them to sleep. End IDs.]

(ID 1 via @banquetsinger)

[whitager]

you have to read to your kids you have to read with your kids you have to read in front of your kids you have to take your kids to the library you have to talk about books with your kids you have to let your kids read books that are a little difficult or scary you have to teach your kids to love reading

[great-gatsby]

every reread kills me a little bit more

[great-gatsby]

reread and enjoy <3

[hiramslodge]

does your car have a name ?

yes (please tell me what it is)

no (why not?)

Voting ended onFeb 23

if you don’t have a car your alternate form of transport can count too !! please tell me your bike’s name

my beautiful pink vw bitchmobile is named serafina after the fancy cat from barbie princess and the pauper :)

[wonderstruck]

If you see this you’re legally obligated to reblog and tag with the book you’re currently reading

[gentlier]

Still Here by Amy Stuart

I started reading it before realizing it was the third book in a trilogy, but I feel like Stuart gives enough background information as she goes that I think I’ll be fine. It’s not a book that requires a lot of deep thought or reflection lol

[thememedaddy]