Your Pocket Pal

My friends call me Pocket Pal. 23. I work in social media. I like things. I keep them here.

[sailedsouls]

[starwars-daily-blog]

[yourpocketpal-blog]

This is me. 

[oh-my-tongue-is-a-weapon-blog]

Disney Girls Aesthetic

[ikwt]

[supernugget42]

[wordsnquotes]

People can be lovers and enemies at the same time, you know.

Willa Cather, My Mortal Enemy  (via wordsnquotes)

[fearandwar]

[tylerdrrden]

[weloveshortvideos]

Barack Obama singing the Pokémon theme song

[ravenintheupdraft]

This is pure gold. 

[for-peace-war]

good god.

[sandandglass]

At Midnight, September 8, 2015

[julwia]

This compilation of Leslie Knope compliments is a little bit of a hot mess…much like our beloved Ann herself. I’ve never done this kind of text-collage thing before so it was quite a challenge!

[coffeeforthemoon]

[worthyheroes]

[maliatale]

“Nick loved a girl I was pretending to be. “Cool girl”. Men always use that, don’t they? As their defining compliment. “She’s a cool girl”. Cool girl is hot. Cool girl is game. Cool girl is fun. Cool girl never gets angry at her man. She only smiles in a chagrined, loving manner and then presents her mouth for fucking. She likes what he likes. When I met Nick Dunne, I knew he wanted cool girl. And for him, I’ll admit, I was willing to try. I wax-stripped my pussy raw. I drank canned beer watching Adam Sandler movies. I ate cold pizza and remained a size two. I blew him semi-regularly. I lived in the moment. I was fucking game.”

[art-tension]

10 Photos Of Norway’s Fairy Tale Architecture

Norway started out as a kingdom in 872 and has existed ever since. It has also saved quite a bit of its traditional architecture. Traditional Norwegian architecture makes it look like a land out of a fairytale. Stave churches – so named because of the Norse words for their load-bearing poles – were extremely popular back in the 12th century, and their unique shape matched with all-wooden construction make is simply spectacular.

Norvegian vernacular (as in, built to local requirements and using local materials) architecture is wonderful. Moss and even trees grow on the roofs of wooden or stone buildings, making Norway a sort of Norse Shire. Have a look, and plan your next holiday accordingly!

via: boredpanda

[sandandglass]

[wordsnquotes]

hiraeth

(hɨraɪ̯θ), noun | A Welsh, untranslatable feeling, hiraeth is loosely described as a homesickness for a home you cannot return to anymore or a place which never even existed. Connotations of sadness, yearning, profound nostalgia, and wistfulness are imbued into the state of hiraeth. Overall this beautiful, but painful longing is a an expression of an empty desire and grief over a past life or place. It is the ultimate signifier of a bond, which has ceased to exist. (via coffeetooth)