nine-month trip

Mother of a daughter, born 2009, & a son, born w/ spina bifida and cleft palate (surprise!) July 2015. All things natural parenting & midwifery. Vegetarian family for 10+ years. Eclectic & curious about everything. Virgo sun, Libra moon, Scorpio rising.

[writtenndust]

Spirited - Suzy and Henry. 

[owlett]

This is weeks late, and for that I am profoundly sorry. Here is my belated blackout poem for rougevelvet. These words called out to me and I could think of no better couple. <3

[nosey-nate]

Henry: So how come you’re not going to the party? Suzy: I need to clean the windows in my room. Henry: You mad bitch.

[somanypetals]

why you should watch spirited: a shitty slideshow

you can buy the dvds here or watch online for free here

[remanence-of-love]

[akindplace]

Laura

[unclefather]

there is no actual reason to be mean to kids. like no situation warrants being mean to a child. You can have the worst day of your life and still smile at a kid you see in the grocery store.

[rosycheeksandredhair]

i would like to spend the rest of my time loving things. so i will.

[earthanthem]

(via Pinterest)

Pink Buds and Lichen by Noël Zia Lee on Flickr

[maureen2musings]

Bow Lake

sameer.design

[resimlerin-dili]

[amargedom]

Remain in love.

(via naturaekos)

[azspot]

In the decades since, however, persons of great integrity and intellect have insisted on the intrinsic immorality of atomic weapons, in general, and the ignominy of bombing Hiroshima and Nagasaki, in particular. In 1956 the Oxford philosopher and Catholic thinker Elizabeth Anscombe made an enlightening comparison that threw into stark relief the horrors to which consequentialist reasoning leads when it is taken to its logical conclusion. Let us suppose, she said, that the Allies had thought at the beginning of 1945 that, in order to break the Germans’ will to resist and to compel them to surrender rapidly and unconditionally, thus sparing the lives of a great many Allied soldiers, it was necessary to carry out the massacre of hundreds of thousands of civilians, women and children included, in two cities in the Ruhr. Two questions arise. First, what difference would there have been, morally speaking, between this and what the Nazis did in Czechoslovakia and Poland? Second, what difference would there have been, morally speaking, between this and the atomic bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki?

Nuclear Peace as the Mock Version of the Gospel (via azspot)

[mienar]

for warmer days ahead

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[minuty]

[amortizing]

It’s scary to think that the person you’re meant to be with is out there, possibly on the other side of the world and there’s only a tiny chance that the two of you will meet in this life time.

(via naturaekos)

[kaire]

Matthew Snowden