#the hear

[dreaminginthedeepsouth]

thank you

You know I love flowers. Happy Mother’s Day all you mothers. Mothers of actual children and mothers of dreams - friends - art - and mothers of their own hearts. Blessings to all who love like that.

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“Crimson gleams of Matter, gliding imperceptibly into the gold of Spirit, ultimately to become transformed into the incandescence of a universe that is person- and through all of this there blows, animating it and spreading over it a fragrant balm, a zephyr of union- and of the Feminine.

The diaphany of the Divine at the heart of a glowing universe, as I have experienced it through contact with the earth- the divine radiating from depths of blazing matter. ”

-Teilhard de Chardin

[maidbara]

my fruits basket tattoo i just got today~

[azucanela]

it’s simping for canela hours

in this house we are ALWAYS in love with nina, always. there is no escaping it.

[4x4girl]

Melissa McCarthy = My spirit animal

For reals in the heat.. That was me. In so many ways. Love love that movie!

[youcantcallitfroley]

The Heat.

Director Paul Feig follows up his uber-hit Bridesmaids with another female led comedy The Heat, which is a sturdy effort (if not quite as side splitting, as its predecessor)

Sandra Bullock and Melissa McCarthy star as a good cop/bad cop duo trying to hunt down a Boston criminal, whilst struggling with each others very differing tactics.

Bullock is one of those rare creatures that many folk (not I, but many) believe to be almost mythical; a beautiful woman who is actually very funny. I really like her, and her comic timing is spot on. 

McCarthy, however funny she is in anything, will always be lovely Sookie from Gilmore Girls to me, and therefore I find it hard to have her effing and blinding all over the place. That said, the pair have a great chemistry and they bounce off each other well.

The film itself is of course flawed; the we-hate-each-other-then-love-each-other relationship is very cliched, it gets unnecessarily schmaltzy towards the end and there's far too much in the way of plot than is actually needed.

However, it is also very funny in parts, and if something makes me giggle as much as the drinking montage again in 2013 then I will be surprised.

"You're covered in nuts!"

☆☆☆

[negrodamvs]

in a moment

I find myself  revisiting somewhere that no longer exists

surrounded by faces and places all so familiar,

yet nonexistant, not truley there, how am i here?

i play with this idea

how to prove the existence of what no longer exists

no matter what you do to leave these things in the void

the impressions marks and permanent change

the longing the pulling the internal ache

it's enough to convince me it was all worthwhile

that it was all real