May 8, 2013

“…human beings are so irretrievably imperfect, but still, so worthy of love”. -Joey via whatsapp :) TGFGF. Thank God for Good Friends :D

4:29am
May 1, 2013
"Have you ever once in your life
reached out to touch infinity?"

— Ellen Hopkins (via larmoyante)

4:50am
(Notes: 343)
  
May 1, 2013
"I’ll hold on to the world tight some day. I’ve got one finger on it now; that’s a beginning."

— Ray Bradbury, Fahrenheit 451  (via larmoyante)

4:49am
(Notes: 368)
  
May 1, 2013
thelovewhisperer: Your daily dose of Love Capsules from The Love Whisperer

thelovewhisperer:

Your daily dose of Love Capsules from The Love Whisperer

4:45am
(Notes: 264)
  
April 24, 2013
Tyler Knott: An Open Letter to the Boy I Was

tylerknott:

I can see you there, staring out with a mixture of wonder
and fascination. I see the light behind your eyes, shining
through and illuminating the color with the intensity of youth.
I know your face because it once was mine. Your eyes
are my eyes before the wrinkles of laughter and the lines
that…

Good stuff.

12:07am
(Notes: 479)
  
April 16, 2013
natgeofound: A park visitor films an American black bear and her two cubs in Yellowstone, December 1965.Photograph by Dean Conger, National Geographic

natgeofound:

A park visitor films an American black bear and her two cubs in Yellowstone, December 1965.
Photograph by Dean Conger, National Geographic

4:06am
(Notes: 2,751)
  
April 16, 2013
natgeofound: Vistors sit on an overlook to see scenic views in Yellowstone National Park, June 1940.Photograph by Edwin L. Wisherd, National Geographic

natgeofound:

Vistors sit on an overlook to see scenic views in Yellowstone National Park, June 1940.
Photograph by Edwin L. Wisherd, National Geographic

4:04am
(Notes: 400)
  
February 14, 2013

“Oh, mirror in the sky 

What is love? 

Can the child within my heart rise above? 

Can I sail through the changing ocean tides? 

Can I handle the seasons of my life? ”

- “Landslide”

10:46am
January 16, 2013

(Source: hiromitsu, via trudylicious)

8:54am
(Notes: 113,976)
  
November 20, 2012
These look a bit like washing machines stacked one on top of another. Maybe one day they will recycle washing machine doors to use them as windows, in developing communities where they have to keep the building cost as low as possible.

These look a bit like washing machines stacked one on top of another. Maybe one day they will recycle washing machine doors to use them as windows, in developing communities where they have to keep the building cost as low as possible.

(via a-lot-on-the-plate)

9:52am
(Notes: 4)
  
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