Kay

[j3llyfishworm]

Tinnitus!!!!

[hinter-dem-spiegel]

The "overdramatic" Lady Scream

Every little thing made her squeak. 

She mastered the most dramatic gestures a rat can think of. 

She was a great architect and was able to pull her building materials out from under her friends' butts without waking them up. 

It was peaceful in the end as it should be.

[sandmandaddy69]

[cinematech]

[gayvampyr]

[rubiscodisco]

tumblr used to be a high throughput reef ecosystem but then they banned titties and now we’re like an ecosystem in the abyssal sea floor just quietly chugging along, cycling through nutrients at a much slower rate.

then every once in a while a some huge news comes along like queendeath and it’s like a whale fall, we come crawling out of the woodwork like isopods, hagfish, and burrowing worms to feast on the memes for years

it’s been almost two years since destiel-putin-election and we still linger around those bones like limpets

[tsunamiwavesurfing]

[orcapologist]

It's Wet Beast Wednesday

[mutant-distraction]

Polar bears at an abandoned Soviet weather station on Kolyuchin Island, Dmitry Kokh

[macleod]

The world is becoming colorless, why?

source paper - tweet

[m-l-rio]

One real benefit of reading I rarely hear anybody mention is how much more interesting life becomes when you read a lot. It depends what you’re reading, of course, but most (good) books will teach you something you didn’t already know, and even if you have to give the book back to the library, you get to take that much with you. A lot of people talk about things they wish they’d studied in school–I’ve done it, too–but it’s a nice consolation prize that you can always pick up a book and learn something new. And as that library in your brain collects more volumes, everything around you gains new resonances, new context, and new connections which make your lived experience richer. In quarantine alone I’ve read about religion and politics and history and evolution and computer science and astrophysics without even leaving my house and it’s already a more interesting world. 

[j3llyfishworm]

Beeeerep!

CW: gun violence

[j3llyfishworm]

every day she looks out at the mist waiting for her husband to return from the sea. she knows over the years the chances have winnowed to nothing. but shes come to like the gray area between a married woman and a widowed woman, the freedom of movement without the expectation of mourning. to stop her dawn walks in the sand would be to move from a young bride to an old widow and so even when the rain batters the coasts and the waves crash against the rocks she stands on the pier and squints into the mist, paw shielding her face. the sea is her husband now

I’ve had six cup of coffee

[j3llyfishworm]

Josh Josh Josh Josh Josh Josh nobody

[oneheadtoanother]

[j3llyfishworm]

Flash fiction for feelings 2day

[despazito]

how i sleep at night knowing i’ll never go cave diving