My Endless Ramblings

Welcome to my blog! There's not much here. I post a lot of pictures of my dogs, reblog a lot of Josh Groban and GIFs are probably some of my favorite things. Most of my posts include one or seven. Here I share what I find hilarious, entertaining, though-provoking and controversial according to my beliefs and my morals. But mostly, I post pictures of my dogs. Love who you love, be who you want to be. Smile each day and be kind to one another.

[sarahbethbritton]

[evanspetres-deactivated20201015]

[bedsider]

Life is messy. Relationships are messy. Love is not all you need. You need mutual respect, compromise, sacrifice, understanding, the willingness to work at it and stand by him or her when times get rough. You need to be willing to be by their side not only during the bright days but also during the dark ones. To encourage them to become the best version of themselves, but also to love and accept them as they are today.

James Michael Sama, from “Relationships Are Not Easy, But They Are Worth It” via Huffington Post

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Post-Valentine’s Day advice. -Mabinty 

(via npr)

[wholivesdiestellsyourstory]

When Lafayette left America for the last time, he collected soil from Bunker Hill to be sprinkled on his grave at his death. The American soil is, indeed, buried with him, and an American flag constantly flies over his grave.  

Even in death, Lafayette truly is “The Hero of Two Worlds”

[aaronbern]

GIVE IT UP FOR AMERICA’S FAVORITE FIGHTIN’ FRENCH MAN

[wildflowerspoison]

LAFAYETTE!!!

[aaronbern]

IM TAKING THIS HORSE BY THE REIGNS MAKIN’ THE RED COATS REDDER WITH BLOOD STAINS

[irelandelffairyphantom]

AND I’M NEVER GONNA STOP UNTIL I MAKE ‘EM DROP AND BURN ‘EM UP AND SCATTER THE REMAINS

[aaronbern]

I’M LAFAYETTE

[railwaycat]

WATCH ME ENGAGIN’ EM, ESCAPIN’ EM, ENRAGIN’ EM

[aaronbern]

I GO TO FRANCE FOR MORE FUNDS I COME BACK WITH MORE GUNS 

[trippytheatreturtle-blog]

AND SHIPS

[aaronbern]

AND SO THE BALANCE SHIFTS

[foolish-end-never-deactivated20]

WE RENDEZVOUS WITH ROCHAMBEAU, CONSOLIDATE OUR GIFTS

[aaronbern]

WE CAN END THIS WAR IN YORKTOWN CUT THEM OFF AT SEA,

[yes-im-sure]

BUT FOR THIS TO SUCCEED, THERE IS SOMEONE ELSE WE NEED

[aaronbern]

HAMILTON

[navibands]

SIR HE KNOWS WHAT TO DO IN THE TRENCH, INGENUITIVE AND FLUENT AND FRENCH, I MEAN

[aaronbern]

HAMILTON

[twas-a-cat]

SIR YOU’RE GONNA HAVE TO USE HIS EVENTUALLY, WHAT’S HE GONNA DO ON THE BENCH, I MEAN

[johnlaureens]

HAMILTON

[twas-a-cat]

NO ONE HAS MORE RESILIENCE OR MATCHES MY PRACTICALTACTICALBRILLIANCE!!!!!!

[continuants]

HAMILTON

[wretchedoftheearth]

Suppose a man makes unwanted social advances to a woman in, let’s say, a restaurant or theatre, and she eventually has to tell him loudly or angrily to get lost. She is the one who will be perceived as rude, hostile, aggressive, and obnoxious. His verbal aggression and invasiveness are accepted and expected; her rudeness (or mere curtness) in getting rid of him is noticed and condemned. One of our great myths is that a “real lady” can and should handle any difficulty, defuse any assault, without ever raising her voice or losing her manners. Female rudeness or violence in resistance to male aggression has often been taken to prove that the woman was not a lady in the first place, and therefore deserved no respect from the aggressor or sympathy from others.

D.A. Clarke, “A Woman With a Sword” (via wretchedoftheearth)

[humansofnewyork]

“My wife passed away last January. We’d been married for 62 years. You caught me at a time when I’ve been thinking a lot about love because I’m reading Shakespeare’s sonnets. The definition of love is elusive, which is why we write about it endlessly. Even Shakespeare couldn’t touch it. All the greatest love stories just seem to be about physical attraction. Romeo and Juliet didn’t know ifthey liked the same books or movies. It was just physical. After 62 years, it becomes something different entirely. My wife used to say: ‘We are one.’ And believe me, she was not the type of person to overstate something. Now that she’s gone, I realize how right she was. So much of our lives were linked. We were very physical and affectionate. But we also shared every ritual of our life. I miss her every time I leave a movie and can’t ask for her opinion. Or every time I go to a restaurant and can’t give her a taste of my chicken. I miss her most at night. We got in bed together at the same time every night.”

[sarahbethbritton]

Dog, why are you in my face? #dogsofinstagram #needy #clingy

[sarahbethbritton]

Oh so grateful for this goob. He keeps life interesting to say the least. Love you a disgusting amount @ebritt24. Happy Thanksgiving from the Brittons! #thanksgiving #grateful

[sarahbethbritton]

#brunch with the sister before I head back home. (at Sweet Chick)

[sarahbethbritton]

We walked several miles for this. My stomach is so happy. #NYC #gelato (at Amorino Gelato Al Naturale)

[sarahbethbritton]

[sarahbethbritton]

Someone wants mom to quit working and cuddle. #dogsofinstagram #needy

[sarahbethbritton]

"Momma, I'm sorry I destroyed a couch pillow. I didn't think you were ever coming back." #dogsofinstagram

[sarahbethbritton]

Here's a little #TBT for ya. Always took Samantha everywhere. #americangirldoll #10thbirthday #stylin

[sarahbethbritton]

I get to see this face in less than ONE MONTH! Shout out to the mother for buying my ticket! @rockoperasinger20 I get to see you SOOOOOOOO SOOOOOOOOOOON 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 #sisters #nyc #togetheragain

[sarahbethbritton]

My sweet cuddlebugs. They're so precious!! #dogsofinstagram

[sarahbethbritton]

The view from our precious little inn in Lowell, MI. (at Main Street Inn)