nybg:
This is the prettiest thing I have seen in a long time.prettylittleflower: Phacelia Tanacetifolia by arjuna_zbycho
It’s that “almost” symmetry, like an adorably crooked fleur-de-lis. —MN
(via penguinsweaters)
The spotted tummy kills me.
*hugsies*
Faith in the younger generation…. restored.Can we just take a moment to realize how this child is acting more maturely than half the population of the earth? Kay. That will be all.
So pretty!
Want to come in my wrapping paper fort? It’s like a blanket fort but with a present inside.
And guess what? I’m the present!
(Source: weruletheworldwithourhearts)
Area Kitty Upset by Mainstream Media Portrayal of Cats
Pickle, a local cat, is furious by the mainstream media’s negative portrayal of his species. ”Cats are often depicted by the media as poor spellers, many times engaged in an activity with some sort of invisible friend, tool or instrument,” said Larry Owens, the cat’s lawyer. ”Pickle feels that he speaks for cats everywhere when he says that he is sick of this damaging stereotype and how it is constantly reinforced by the mainstream press.”
Pickle is seeking a formal acknowledgement of the issue from the Society of Professional Journalists and plans to put together an educational packet entitled “The Rich History of Cats: No LOLing Matter” to be released this fall.
Via Steven2005.
(via npr)
"So we sat at a picnic table and Lis asked me how I would end The Sarah Jane Adventures and I said that she couldn’t just retire, could she? I said, “She’d do something magnificent, and then she’d make sure the kids were fine, and then she’d go…up!” “What d’you mean, up?” asked Lis, and she was laughing. “You mean, into the sky?” “Yes!” I said. “She’d go up. Onwards. Outwards. Into the stars. Just…up! D’you fancy that?” “Oh yes,” said Lis. “That sounds nice."
— Russell T. Davies (via until-the-next-time)
