nina-melissa

26 years old - living in Berlin - INFJ

[sodomymcscurvylegs]

Trump is president and Blake Shelton is sexiest man alive. This is the year of “no qualifications needed.” Get your dream job today!

[unfugbilder]

https://twitter.com/GottesGetweete

[static-solitude]

Snowy days and pink skies

[pokiepip]

[daysofourpigs]

Activate: SMOOSH

[rite-of-darkness-deactivated201]

same

[prominentmen]

“This photograph of Joni Mitchell skating across Lake Mendota in Wisconsin is unreal to me. I love the negative space in the photo, and how it gives the sense of total freedom.”

© Joel Bernstein, 1976

[itsagifnotagif]

I have no words at all

[fiftyshadesofmacandcheese]

IM ACTUALLY CACKLING AT THIS

[ingelnook]

untitled by Paul Bicker on Flickr.

[zerostatereflex]

Brain images display the beauty and complexity of consciousness.

“THIS is what consciousness looks like – but these aren’t brain scans. Neuroscientist-turned-artist Greg Dunn created the art, aided by artist and physicist Brian Edwards, largely by hand, and using a special etching technique. “The piece was designed to be an unprecedented image of the brain,” says Dunn of his project, titled Self Reflected.“

Absolutely beautiful, :D

“To create the artworks, Dunn first collected reams of information on the human brain, including scans and detailed depictions of neurons, and how they connect to each other. He used these as inspiration for hand drawings on transparent sheets.Working with Edwards, Dunn fed these drawings through a computer model that mimics how neurons communicate with each other, simulating the movement of signals throughout the brain. The pair then printed the resulting patterns using a technique that etches layers of gold leaf.“

[nyamilk]

[tranarchist]

[taffybuns]

these puppies believe in you, and you should too

[gotflamingmilk-deactivated20200]

these puppers really want to see how far my emotions go ‘cause rn I’m dying from happiness

[distinguishedbaloney]

[anagram-for-mongo]

@gedddylee

[marci1900]

[gumtooth]

the sun has no business tapping out at the tender hour of 5pm bitch i have depression

[tinysaurus-rex-deactivated20240]

A stranger: hi nice to meet you

Me: pigeons are one of the oldest domesticated animals, the grey birds you see in cities are birds that we’ve domesticated and abandoned so they’re feral. Pigeons are wonderful companions both in pairs and as single pets and bond closely to their caretaker, their gentle demeanor, low noise, and easy care makes them an excellent choice for a pet bird. In fact, I am married to a pigeon, by that she I mean she is bonded to me. Pigeons mate for life! They’re so loyal. They’re actually very intelligent and comparable to crows or five year old humans! Pigeons are crazy good mathematicians and great at pattern recognition they’re able to-

A stranger: what the fuck