But better to be hurt by the truth than comforted with a lie.
(via iheartmoss)
Source: indicio
You know, those stars up there, they might not even exist. I mean, it takes so long for the light to travel here that the stars themselves, they could be gone now. You know? It´s just weird, but they are like a message from back in time. The universe is bigger than we can imagine. I guess it just kind of puts things in perspective. All the stuff that we think is so important when in reality it’s not. It’s nothing. Our planet, nevermind, our species, you and me, we´re nothing. We´re like a blip in time. We can´t worry. We just have to lie back and enjoy the ride.
Jasper Herman, 90210 (via justarandomhumanbeing)
What saves a man is to take a step. Then another step.
A domestic zoo cat bonds with a baby deer at the Odessa Zoo in the Ukraine. According to Vitaly Tkach, the ginger kitty joins the deer in the enclosure and nuzzles right into the side of the deer. The two share a beautiful friendship. Not only do they rub each other’s faces, the kitty even gives his deer friend bathes.
Source: lovemeow.com
These woods are lovely, dark and deep,
But I have promises to keep,
And miles to go before I sleep,
And miles to go before I sleep.
I walked up the door,
shut the stairs,
said my shoes,
took off my prayers,
turned off my bed,
got into the light,
all because
you kissed me goodnight.
Just Because by Natalie Dorsch
My grandmother was very sly woman - sly as a fox. Her wilyness sometimes went so far, that her deeds became rather wicked. Of course, being her grandson, I could be rather sly and wicked sometimes too.
Therefore, we had fights quite often. I used to misbehave or try to annoy her, and she was trying to influence my mother, so that she would punished me; she was often threatening me: “I go and tell your mother about your behavior, and she will spank you!”, but by far most popular threat of her was: “just wait, when I’ll die, I will come and sit on your head!”
I didn’t know what that supposed to mean, I guess back then, it would be far more scary if she’d say: “when I’ll die, I’ll dig out of my grave and come knocking on your window”.
She died rather unexpectedly, when I was still a kid. I never worried about her promise, that she’ll come to sit on my head; but, I did regret that I couldn’t properly say goodbye to her, and that we fight so often.
Many years after her dead, I had very hard times; my life was very messed and I was depressed and lost. One night, she appeared in my dreams. She came with a gift, and as she gave it to me, she hugged me. I never before, and never after, felt so much love, which was almost divine, and which stayed alive even after I woke up.
