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[mikeb2489-blog]

Some part of me thinks this age difference and that I'm not into drugs will be the reason I become disappointed and be on my own again. Wouldn't surprise me any at all.

[mikeb2489-blog]

Don't even care if it's by myself, just ready to get away from ohio and start fresh. I have no friends now so no worries.

[difficult]

Some people smoke, others drink, and others fall in love, each one dies in a different way.

(via verbautezukunft)

[wnq-writers]

If you ever think you’re weak, think of all the burdens your heart managed to carry.

k.a. (via wnq-writers)

[wnq-writers]

“I was only good enough for you when alcohol ran through your veins.”

allishunland (via wnq-writers)

[psych-facts]

Are you scared? Or are you not ready? There is a difference.

Unique Quietness (via phuckindope)

[wordsnquotes]

Don’t think about what can happen in a month. Don’t think about what can happen in a year. Just focus on the 24 hours in front of you and do what you can to get closer to where you want to be.

Eric Thomas  (via wordsnquotes)

[josiahkelevra]

[siickangel]

[heartaik]

People keep telling me that I can do so much better. But that really annoys me, because I’ve never met anyone better than you, and I don’t know if I ever will.

(via heartaik)

[bob-belcher]

[dogweeds]

[haleyincarnate]

[kushandwisdom]

“ Sometimes people put up walls, not to keep others out, but to see who cares enough to break them down. ”

https://twitter.com/goodquoteco (via thelovenotebook)

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 (via metalhearted)

[quotemadness]

Yes, I do enjoy walking at night. The world’s more to my liking then, not so loud, not so fast, not so crowded, and a good deal more mysterious.

Cornelia Funke (via quotemadness)

Woah, we’re nightwalkers too \m/

(via themaraudingmisfits)

[mypubliclands]

Bright fall colors from John Jarvie Ranch in northeast Utah!

We hope everyone has been enjoying this year’s fall foliage! If you’re chasing more of these beautiful fall colors, you might want to plan a trip to John Jarvie Ranch in far northeast Utah where bright yellow cottonwoods are lining the river and stream corridors.

In 1880, John Jarvie, a Scotsman built a ranch along the Green River to offer store goods to those that lived or traveled in this wild territory.  At the ranch, you can visit the ranch’s museum, where you’ll discover relics from the frontier days. Developed camping is available at Bridge Hollow or Indian Crossing campgrounds nestled along the Green River, adjacent to the ranch.  There you’ll have several launch points for floating the Green River. If you’re a fisherman, you won’t want to miss the blue ribbon fishing opportunity on the Green. 

Click here to learn more and plan a trip!

[travel-story]