life is like a oxymoron

Inspired by true life events.

[shortvideosandstuff]

[magical-girl]

me: finally realizes what that actor was also in

me: screams the role with no warning or explanation

[passivemanipulations]

[saxifraga-x-urbium]

A list of female chiefs of government of Independent States and Self-ruling Territories from the 20th century

A list of female Nobel Prize laureates

A list of women CEOS of the Fortune 500

A list of Olympic Medalists (women)

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i remember 2014 like it was yesterday.

[respektvoll]

you can only reblog this today, this will never happen in your life again

[yungterra-blog]

[it-a]

 I emailed this to my graphics art teacher before he quit and sometimes i ponder if this is the reason why he did

[scatteredmindslikeus]

[thlnkdifferent]

[thlnkdifferent]

Let yourself be silently drawn by the strange pull of what you really love. It will not lead you astray.

(via thlnkdifferent)

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[purplebox192]

[eloarei]

My awesomest Christmas present this year, a preserved gold-dipped rose. If this isn’t Beauty and the Beast, I don’t know what is.

[peac0cky]

is that. a real. rose. preserevd in stuff. is THAT. a REAL ROSE, preserved. IN STUFF.???

[lostdreamer19]

It’s called a Forever Rose. Look it up on Google. There’s a website for them !!!

[georgegracegibsonn]

What :(

[pretttyb]

[huffpost]

Stray Dog Found In The Jungle Treks Miles With Adventure Team To His Forever Home

Sometimes new friends are met in the unlikeliest of places, even in the middle of the jungle.

Earlier this month, a team of extreme athletes completing a grueling race through the Ecuadorian Amazon came across a dirty, stray dog that began following them through the rain forest. The teammates, who named the pup Arthur, eventually gave the pup a new home and a chance at a better life.

“It all started with me giving Arthur a meatball when we we’re eating right before the long trekking,” Mikael Lindnord, captain of Sweden’s Peak Performance adventure racing team, said in an interview for the Team Peak Performance website. “When we set off we did it with some other teams, and I didn’t understand that Arthur was following us until we were alone and he was still there. At one stage we had to take a break and the dog was totally wrecked. We opened two cans of food and let him eat, because he could find no food at all in the djungle [sic].”

Lindnord and three other Peak Performance athletes headed to Ecuador in November to compete in the 430-mile Adventure Racing World Championship. Arthur began following the group before the final stages of the challenge, and he managed to keep up with them through the muddy jungle terrain, according to a race recap on Team Peak Performance’s site. But when the group was about to cross a river on kayaks, they were advised to leave the dog for safety reasons. Arthur, however, wouldn’t stay behind.

Read on and see more photos of Arthur, the stray dog, follow this team to the finish line and find home.

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It is just that we should be grateful, not only to those with whose views we may agree, but also to those who have expressed more superficial views; for these also contributed something, by developing before us the powers of thought.

Aristotle (via itsquoted)

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Rebecca West