Choose love and the halcyon days will come

you're all diamonds! <3 :)

[weantuniverse]

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[idlelizard]

shapely sugar bowl

[fishstarrz]

Tsuki chan living up to her namesake

[hero-hom]

I just finished watching "Grey 17 is Missing"...I am dumb wait why is it considered to be a terrible episode?? I found it to be pretty funny-- the "transcendent" guy's enthusiasm and Garibaldi, trying to find a way out, totally annoyed. 😭😭 Also the dart shooting head thing ("you're in trouble") and the fight scene with Marcus and Neroon (I found the dialogue to be a little cheesy in a good way :p)

To be fair, I do not take the show 100% seriously all the time, so I overlook cheap looking effects or leaps of logic because it kind of adds to the charm and humor :)

[hero-hom]

This show is so pretty :) <3

[hero-hom]

Stories allow you to experience places you could never go-- the past, the future, or different worlds. You can become a different ethnicity or gender. Even when you're reading all by yourself, you're sharing those stories as they unfold before you with countless people whom you've never met. We are alone, but we are connected.

--Hideo Kojima, The Creative Gene

[hero-hom]

OMGGGG SINCLAIR I MISS YOU B5 SEASON 3 HE'S FINALLY BACK :,,,,)

[hero-hom]

Everyone is so beautiful :) always remember, no matter what, love is always inside your heart

[lenamattz]

Libres

[gastropodsyay]

The smooth plough she-

hey wait where are you going

Bullia rhodostoma

[assaker]

[hero-hom]

Cleaner wrasse so precious…fish are so precious

[lionofchaeronea]

This may be an unpopular opinion in some quarters, but I really think insects are beautiful. Even the humble ones. Grasshoppers, dragonflies, beetles -- all of them small marvels of elegance and complexity. Nature never fails to amaze.

[hero-hom]

Lacewing :)

[hyaesia]

memories of you

[urgetocreate]

Josy Britton (Canadian, b.1957), Carolinian Giant, Encaustic on wood panel

[profit]

Herman Melville, in a letter to Nathaniel Hawthorne

[hero-hom]

Collaboration and cooperation were weak terms bound up in anthropology. But blood brotherhood...that was a matter of eagerly joining one's spirit to that of another. This in itself showed a bright scorn for the futile, laborious human process in which ontogeny was eternally recapitulating phylogeny, in which man forever tried to draw a bit closer to the truth only to be frustrated by death, a process that had ever to begin again in the sleep within the amniotic fluid. By betraying this human condition the blood brotherhood tried to gain its purity, and thus it was perhaps but to be expected that it, in turn, should of its very nature incur its own betrayal. Such men had never respected humanity.

--Yukio Mishima, Runaway Horses