The Library Behind Sunlit Leaves
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My new home in the late afternoon sun
I would run wildly down this leaf-covered lane squealing with joyful abandon if I could Apparate here, and then I would sit on that grassy green hillside behind the barn and stare at those trees until the day I died.
photo by Jim Block. I think.
(via vintagecottagefrench-deactivate)
This feels like an image out of the dreams of my childhood
Dear Google Calandar,
I am sorry to inform you that I will be using you less then we both expected. As much as I love using you and/or paper agendas to write down every little thing that happens in my life it simply can not be done. I’d rather be doing things than writing in that detail, even about all the good things that happen. We’re way past the point where every positive human interaction I have needs to be recorded, date and time and who said what, aren’t we? Whatever the answer, we will be over it now, okay? Don’t feel rejected, for you are a very useful program and I will continue to use you for time management, and to add entries when I feel like it, plus to keep track of school deadlines, events, homework etc. But the time you were taking up before is just too much, so I will be refining my usage. Journaling etc. should be something enjoyable, not stressful. So I’ll agree to let go if you do too, alright?
Love,
Kamilah
We’ll skip that one, it’s boring.
Dr. Dale E Henneke (referring to a slide in a Powerpoint he created for our class)
The sky was on fire tonight.
WARNING: You Are Entering an UNSTABLE BOUNCY SURFACE
If this [quantum mechanics] doesn’t give you a major migraine you’re especially good at this
Dr. Laura Deakin
Aren’t these lovely? So many pretty things.