Thenotalents

[thenotalents]

“How about you? Are you enjoying the spring time outside? Or do you have to put yourself in quarantine as well?”

— http://mymisanthropicweek.blogspot.co.at/2017/03/thors-day-something-from-gutter.html

[thenotalents]

“If you had to describe every season in one word, what would your words be?”

— http://mymisanthropicweek.blogspot.co.at/2017/03/moon-day-change-of-seasons.html (via avalmond)

[thenotalents]

“If you could wish for one season to last forever, which would it be?”

— http://mymisanthropicweek.blogspot.co.at/2017/03/moon-day-change-of-seasons.html (via avalmond)

[thenotalents]

“Sometimes the bridge crumbles long before we think of crossing it. Sometimes it cumbles before our eyes. And sometimes it never even existed.”

— http://mymisanthropicweek.blogspot.co.at/2017/03/philosexual-wednesday-fortune-cookies.html (via avalmond)

[thenotalents]

“I guess it’s a matter of circumstances that decides, if, in the end, the quality of the bridge or our inability to cross it, prevents us from setting foot on uneven and unexplored, but yet familiar ground.”

— http://mymisanthropicweek.blogspot.co.at/2017/03/philosexual-wednesday-fortune-cookies.html (via avalmond)

[thenotalents]

“Looking at the stars, as a child, always made me feel sanguine. I felt like every goal I set myself is somehow attainable and even believed that the universe is wired in a way that doesn’t allow us to give up, to trade our dreams for the sake of convenience.”

— http://mymisanthropicweek.blogspot.co.at/2017/03/thors-day-spring-break.html (via avalmond)

[thenotalents]

“When it returns from its journey, it will be winter again. Or almost winter.”

— http://mymisanthropicweek.blogspot.co.at/2017/03/thors-day-spring-break.html (via avalmond)

[thenotalents]

“It was still there, I could feel it. A burning flame, almost blown out by the strength of the wind, fighting for survival.”

— http://mymisanthropicweek.blogspot.co.at/2017/03/thors-day-spring-break.html (via avalmond)

[thenotalents]

“So I did what every other rational being in our century would do to avoid worrisome, intruding thoughts. I grabed for my laptop, turned it on, opened the browser and went for YouTube.”

— http://mymisanthropicweek.blogspot.co.at/2017/03/philosexual-wednesday-guilty-pleasures.html (via avalmond)

[thenotalents]

“Don’t we all enjoy our little secrets? Aren’t secrets kind of exciting?”

— http://mymisanthropicweek.blogspot.co.at/2017/03/philosexual-wednesday-guilty-pleasures.html (via avalmond)

[thenotalents]

“Thinking back, I remembered the excitement that I felt with every new episode. The cursing when another hiatus was announced. The agonizing wait.”

— http://mymisanthropicweek.blogspot.co.at/2017/03/philosexual-wednesday-guilty-pleasures.html (via avalmond)

[thenotalents]

“I mean it’s good to follow your dreams but sometimes it’s good to wait until you’re strong enough to cope with failing, rejection and doubt.”

— http://mymisanthropicweek.blogspot.co.at/2017/03/doomsday-whatever-happened-to-our-dreams.html

[thenotalents]

“If you feel like doing nothing, daydreaming, staying in bed or chilling on the couch, reading a book, watching TV, listening to music, spending mindless hours on the internet – feel free to do it. You are a grown up after all, no one can tell you not to do so.”

— http://mymisanthropicweek.blogspot.co.at/2017/03/inspirational-monday-nothing.html

[thenotalents]

“Bravo to you!”

— http://mymisanthropicweek.blogspot.co.at/2017/03/inspirational-monday-nothing.html

[thenotalents]

“It’s the liberty of freedom and it’s time we choose to use it.”

— http://mymisanthropicweek.blogspot.co.at/2017/03/inspirational-monday-nothing.html

[thenotalents]

“I’m never sure what exactly I want but I’m always sure what I don’t want.”

— http://mymisanthropicweek.blogspot.co.at/2017/03/thors-day-end-of-long-day.html

[thenotalents]

“Sleeping is like taking a break from the world and honestly, we can all use a little break once in a while.”

— http://mymisanthropicweek.blogspot.co.at/2017/03/thors-day-end-of-long-day.html