vive ut vivas.

so, what happens now? everything that happens next.

[katerinapetrova]

insp.

[altman-shelby]

[insp.] 💕 💑

[bobbysidjit]

+Crossroad Blues+

[arliss]

They were still using film in S2. These shots are gorgeous. Digital is great, HD and all. But there’s a depth and richness to film images that digital just can’t match. Plus–BC Indian Summer is spectacular. The quality of the light at that time of year–Yellow Fever, Good God, Y'all, Crossroad Blues, Children Shouldn’t Play with Dead Things, all filmed in late summer-early fall, with that golden quality to the light.

[secretsandgreeneyes]

12.19 The Future

[floozys-deactivated20180908]

*grown ass 18+ yo*: “XD”

me: how have you preserved your innocence like this, how have you managed to shield yourself from the overwhelming cruelty and sin of this world 

[imalwayscalmandobjective]

[supernaturaldaily]

[onlinecounsellingcollege]

We try so hard to hide everything we’re really feeling from those who probably need to know our true feelings the most. People try to bottle up their emotions, as if it’s somehow wrong to have natural reactions to life.

Colleen Hoover (via onlinecounsellingcollege)

[dribbblepopular]

[arabwife]

switch your mentality from “i’m broken and helpless” to “i’m growing and healing” and watch how fast your life changes, for the better.

[unvainly]

people have to realize that

some people are just more sensitive

some people don’t think the same way

some have different reasons in doing things

it’s not all about you

[hancarolyn]

randomly complimenting people is great. what did it cost u? nothing. and u probably made their day.

[nawaffs-deactivated20200221]

You never know what people have to go home to, always be kind.

[jaredandjensen]

[deactivated-blog]

Inside: Scoobynatural

[deactivated-blog]

x

[drtemperancebrennans]

“And I want people to feel that even as the show ends, we see Booth and Brennan walking off, and they’re changed people, but you want to have that feeling that yes, they’re still going to be out there, and they’re still going to be solving cases and making the world a better place, even if you’re not going to see them anymore. They’re still joking and laughing in the car, having their differences and having those playful fights they have. You really hope that’s still going on when you don’t see it. It’s certainly bittersweet not to be able to see them again, but just to feel that they’re all in a good place and they’re going to be okay. And you as a viewer are going to be okay, too.” - Michael Peterson