#breaking boxes

[jtwb768-babbles]

The Platypus Paradox: How One Animal Teaches Us to Live Beyond the Labels 

In 1799, a parcel arrived in London from halfz a world away. Inside it was a creature so peculiar, so utterly baffling, that the finest minds in British science dismissed it as a joke. It had the bill of a duck, the tail of a beaver, the feet of an otter, and the fur of a mammal. But it laid eggs. It nursed its young—without nipples. And it had venom strong enough to incapacitate a grown…

The Platypus Paradox: How One Animal Teaches Us to Live Beyond the Labels 

[gabriellakw]

To think that you can love God without being changed by Him is to think you can jump in the ocean and not get wet. To really love Him, you must understand that your life is going to be wrecked by Him and built into something beautiful, something lasting.

[gabriellakw]

"Everything I've ever been taught everything I've ever experienced tells me you get what you put in. So, when I fail, it seems only right I should get less of God, which makes me want to be better. I want to put in more, so I'll get out more. Then I get down on myself when I take Him for granted or when I don't do right, or when I care about something more than Him. That seems like what He wants. If I were God, that's what I'd want out of people." - The Cure

[distractdelude]

Breaking Boxes

Boxes are made to be broken. From the inside out, or the outside in, that is their purpose. You may be labouring under the common misapprehension that boxes are made to contain things. It’s an easy trap to fall into. After all, boxes do tend to end up…

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[iwanttobethemoon-blog]

I'm just saying to God, look, I don't even know who you are anymore, but I still love you.

Susanna Hartland

[nowordsinmymouth]

White Lung - Breaking Boxes

I think I'm in the minority for preferring earlier White Lung stuff. This song rules.