My Adorable Boy Still Helping Me Collect The Dirty Washing

Read this one when I stayed with my Aunty one winter. Absolutely beautiful book, had me hooked right to the end. Tears were shed! 10/10!!! I definitely recommend

Today’s @bibliophilicwitch’s Tomes and Tea features this gorgeous book and my new bee socks 🐝

Powder separating dirt from a water bottle

Litterally as i read this my mum called me to do something, while my cat is asleep on my lap. I told her i couldn't as said cat is asleep an i can't disturb his rest. Mum was pissed and looked to dad for support all he said was "she has a point". Mums now glaring at the both of us...

me: i cant move, a cute animal is asleep on me

person: push it off

me: [enraged and offended] 

Reblog if you're on team "don't touch me without my permission but if you have my permission please never stop touching me"

Famous Disney Characters As Ethnically Correct Humans by Pugletto.

Huh. The more you know.

you heard it here first folks: the reason the brits travel on the left side of the road is because britain is still a feudal society where you can be stabbed at any time or stab anyone at any time. further proving my point about britain. uncivlized stabby nation. terrifying!

so beautiful

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In their minds, they still had forever. But we knew better. Forever was something we all took for granted, but the problem with forever was that it really didn’t exist.

― Jennifer L. Armentrout, The Problem with Forever

“Icarus. The original myth had two parts. Daedalus said to his son, ‘I fashioned these wings for you. Two rules. Don’t fly too high, or the sun will melt the wax. But, more important, son, don’t fly too low. Because if you fly too low, the water and the waves will surely weigh down the wings, and you will die.’ We’ve left out the second part of the myth. We don’t say to people anymore, ‘Don’t fly too low.’ All we do from the time they are 4 years old is warn them against hubris. We have created this industrially led structure that says: How dare you.”

– Seth Godin