leannidus- heylarryoh!us?

I am sparta: I'm wack. wiggidy wack.

[synqra]

The Shirinda Residence by Joe Mortell

[drowsydrunk]

Qing Dynasty 1800s White Jade Ornament

[thefugitivesaint]

Henry Ospovat (1877-1909), “Shakespeare’s Sonnets”, 1899 Source

[dioraura-deactivated20200527]

me: limited edition, hard to find.

[fluffygif]

Meow

[filmswithoutfaces]

Portrait of a Lady on Fire (2019) dir. Céline Sciamma

[shesnake]

The Handmaiden (2016) dir. Park Chan-wook // Portrait of a Lady on Fire (2019) dir. Céline Sciamma

[lesbiansitara-moved-deactivated]

I am yelling I landed on a Christian article about Florence & The Machine 

[birdschoolforbirds]

this is honestly probably the best review florence welch has ever received

[cremedelabrulee]

rb if you want to bury your head into florence’s lap and earn a badge of satanic red wings

[pissvortex]

aint this how we got protestantism

[radmona]

INDULGENCES...

2!!!

[coolxatu]

[ghostingthespace]

[mcbitchtits]

i don’t know what’s funnier

that this exists

that it’s also a step counter

or that it got hacked within 15 minutes

[flavoracle]

Mental Crop Rotation

When farmers grow the same crop too many years in a row, it can leave their soil depleted of minerals and other nutrients that are vital to the health of their fields.

To avoid this, farmers will often alternate the crops that they grow because some plants will use up different minerals (such as nitrogen) while other plants replenish those minerals. This process is known as “crop rotation.”

So the next time you find that you need to step away from a project to work on something else for a while, don’t beat yourself up for “quitting” that project. Give yourself permission to practice “mental crop rotation” to maintain a healthy brain field.

Because I’ve found that when that unnecessary guilt and pressure are removed from the process, a good mental crop rotation can help you feel more energized and invigorated than ever once you’re ready to rotate back to that project.

[bomberqueen17]

: A crucial part of crop rotation is that the field is let fallow sometimes. You plant what’s called a “cover crop”, which is something you don’t expect to harvest– it’s there for its roots to hold the soil in place, and often it’ll be what’s called a nitrogen-fixer, i.e. a plant that can pull nitrogen out of the air and fix it into the soil with its roots (but sometimes it won’t, sometimes it’s really just there to shelter the soil surface), and then you’ll till in that cover crop, or let the frost kill it and the stalks lie as mulch, and then you’ll rotate productive crops back into that field the next season. 

It’s important, though, to understand that during the fallow period, no nutrients are removed from that ground, and nothing is expected of it. Whatever the land grows then, it keeps, and it gets tilled back in or decomposes in place, to return its energy to the earth.

We’re not allowed, in our current society, to just let our minds be fallow for a bit, to produce nothing for export, to make nothing that can be sold. But it’s part of good land stewardship, to give every field time when it doesn’t need to give you anything back. 

So yes, grow and produce different things from time to time, rotate them around your mind and exercise different mental muscles, take different things from your creative processes, yes– but also, give yourself a fallow spell now and again, and let the field of your mind grow things for itself to keep, to break down and save for later. 

[highvelocitysandwich]

Positive mental health AND agriculture??!?

*slams reblog button*

[c0rpseductor]

heyyy…..just saw you tweeted “i hate heresies and the 1525 german peasants war” and i just wanted to let you know i agree. although i myself am a lutheran (i know ugh) i am on your side. “one of the good ones” as some may say. btw i didnt notice how fat your boobs are until now but theyre awesome

[nemfrog]

“Milton’s division of universal space.” Chaos, chaos, chaos. Hell. Milton’s astronomy, the astronomy of Paradise lost. 1913. 

[dreamyfilms]

[ladystarks]

I love that you get cold when it’s 71 degrees out. I love that it takes you an hour and a half to order a sandwich. I love that you get a little crinkle above your nose when you’re looking at me like I’m nuts. I love that after I spend the day with you, I can still smell your perfume on my clothes. And I love that you are the last person I want to talk to before I go to sleep at night. And it’s not because I’m lonely, and it’s not because it’s New Year’s Eve. I came here tonight because when you realize you want to spend the rest of your life with somebody, you want the rest of your life to start as soon as possible.

-WHEN HARRY MET SALLY

[notkatniss]

[spidaerman]

She gets it.

[werealljustwinginit]