#13.08.16

[torottszarnyupillango]

Ő elfogadott a hiszijeimmel, a rossz döntéseimmel, a veszekedéseimmel, engem és eddig talán nem is vettem észre, de nekem ő az egyetlen senki más nem tartott ki mellettem eddig.

[wreneuropeanwriting-blog]

13.08.16, Salisbury, England

The very earth around Stonehenge vibrated with death. Before the stones themselves were even visible, great round barrows reared up in the rolling green hills, reminders of ancient burials.  The green grass was kept shorn by the sheep that inhabited the fields, but the Barrows were untouched, even by the animals that were encouraged to graze on the surrounding grounds. The forests were rather hushed, full of sound but still, almost respectful. Stonehenge itself was out in a field, far from any buildings or signs of habilitation. The land was green, grass had grown over the ditches and holes that had once surrounded the mysterious gray structure, giving the ground the appearance of green ripples, like the standing stones had pushed the ground away and left a depression in the flat field. The stones themselves were strange, roughly hewn by ancient hands and standing precariously, as if they might lean over themselves and crash to the earth below them. The lintels themselves also looked slightly precarious. But the winds howled and hissed and still the stones stood; proud and stiff against the elements. The large sandstone blocks that formed the borders and some of the massive centerpieces of the structure were not the only stones that made up Stonehenge. Smaller stone blocks, made of bluestone, which had been carried all the way from Wales in the ancient days that Stonehenge was being created, dotted the insides of the circle, blue gray against their larger companions. These bluestones had often been speculated to be stones meant for healing, a logical reason they would have been dragged such a long way to this sacred burial ground. However, like everything else about the enigmatic stone circle, these conjectures were just that: conjecture. It was technically impossible to truly know what Stonehenge meant to those that created it or what its purpose was.   The veil at Stonehenge, however, felt very thin. It is hypothesized that at least 61 people had been cremated and buried in and around the henge itself; hundreds more rested in the massive barrows in the surrounding landscape. Whatever its purpose may have been; it was very clear that Stonehenge was often used as a resting place for the dead.

[leeminholinoing]

13.08.16 - Harry in LA 😎

[die-schweinsteigers]

[threegood-things]

13.08.16

1. I did some mountain biking this morning. Bloody terrifying but what I did was fun. 2. Spent some lovely time with my family. 3. My partner and I had a bit if a date night at a local hotel bar. It was great to have time out to spend together.

[memoriafilmica]

Ghostbusters (2016).

Paul Feig.

[ptcharliesd]

Used to do it only once in a while before falling asleep, telling myself stories of how others would rape me. Now I have to do it to fall asleep at all. To feel safe. You're repulsive, Charlie.