...always a paradox.

sundayletters:

by marie hochhaus

eequalsmckenna:

luckyshirt:

This is my lucky bracelet.

This bracelet saved my life.

That’s a long story, but the point is:

I made this bracelet my lucky bracelet.

I bought it a long time ago to remind me of something when I needed reminding.

And that’s exactly what it does.

So here I am today, on the other side of a problem that for a very long time seemed impossible to overcome.

Sometimes solutions to big problems, even the biggest, can be found by just doing something. No matter how small.

Buy a bracelet. Get a tattoo. Move to another city.

Do. Something.

This makes me smile so very much.

Do something.

chris4tao:

icanread:

(by flyingflyingflyingaway)

sylvysparrow:

cavaz:

thedailywhat:

Morning Links:

• Google Music Search officially announced, launched.

• How The Other Side Eats: Breakfast food from around the world.

• Hey Jude: A Flowchart.

• Morning Distraction: Poke!

• Morning Wood: Tera Lynn is one of those girls. You know, the good looking kind.

• Morning List: 7 Bad Writing Habits You Learned in School.

• Bonus List: 8 Most Epic Abuses of Work Email Ever.

[macro via.]

Goodness gracious these things are adorable <33

invincible629:

wearenomads:

How I Feel About My Dorm Room

everythinglovely:

(via morganmartinez)

un:

“Mr.Lumbergh you can have my stapler. Really.”

think4yourself:

savingpaper:

A pastor writes to Andrew Sullivan:

Too bad the guy with the [anti-gay] passage from Leviticus tattooed on his arm didn’t read the next chapter:

“You shall not make any gashes in your flesh for the dead or tattoo any marks upon you; I am the LORD”

Of course since when is the Bible applied to oneself? It is apparently only to be applied to others, as an excuse for abuse.