Ultimately The Good Place posited the thesis that if we’re all kind to each other, if we all try to contribute meaningfully and lovingly to one another’s lives, maybe — just maybe — everything will be fine
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Ultimately The Good Place posited the thesis that if we’re all kind to each other, if we all try to contribute meaningfully and lovingly to one another’s lives, maybe — just maybe — everything will be fine
For spiritual stuff, you gotta turn to the East.
- The Good Place (2016 - 2020)
A wonderful reddit comment about the Good Place series finale
not to get too controversial or anything but i think i should be allowed to set things on fire with my mind
This morning at brunch the server came out and he was like "unfortunately we don't have ice right now because a server just broke a glass in it" and we were all like "no that's fine I think an element of danger at brunch is sexy and fun" and he was like no absolutely I get that but I still can't let you eat glass at my job
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Malena Bozzini (Argentinean, b. 1998, Buenos Aires, Argentina) - Changing, Paintings: Oil
“You can’t change what has already happened so don’t waste your time thinking about it. Move on, let go and get over it.”
— Author Unknown (via naturaekos)
“You must learn to let go. Release the stress. You were never in control anyway.”
— Steve Maraboli (via purplebuddhaquotes)
Fields of Bluebonnets, (1923) / Bluebonnet Field, (1912)
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If flowers can teach themselves how to bloom after winter passes, so can you.
Noor Shirazie (via minuty)
hozier: here’s a love song about satan clandestinely falling in love with a human woman, here’s another about rotting in a field with my sweetheart and getting eating by the local fauna, and finally here is one about being reincarnated as a shrike and skewering small rodents onto my beloved’s thorns, who, of course, reincarnated into a thorny plant...as a shrike does
me, every time:
this is so funny i dont even know how to react? im gonna break down into laughter hours from now