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How is this cat so intensely orange
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Spoiler alert: You will never reach a place in life in which you experience constant happiness or never experience challenges. What you can achieve is learning to find joy in as many moments as possible, fully embracing the good when it graces your life, and navigating the challenges life throws your way with greater ease. It all has its place; it all contains a blessing. Beauty can be found in every season of life.
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me: I will do things when I am less tired
me: *never becomes less tired*
me: oh no
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More women in both STEM and S T E M pls
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no offense but why can’t more people be gentle to one another
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cats r so great they are in your house and say "wraow" whenever they feel like it
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I don't have a dream job. I want to be a fairy and sleep in a tulip
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You're gonna let somebody with an outside cat talk to you that way....?
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Pumpkin Hen Print // RebekahEvansArt
Hi friends. Ya girl got redeployed to the covid ward for the last two weeks. I’d love to have some eloquent insights to share with you, but straight up I’m just here to say hi. I’m tired. Send coffee pls.
here i present to u my neurobiology notes of which i am, frankly, very proud.
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don’t bother them they’re reading
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i love small joys so much!!!! yes i love my coffee in my favorite mug!!! i love the sun spilling in the window!!! i love the wind on my face!!! i love my blanket over my lap!!! i love the clouds in the sky!!!! i am seeking joy in every moment!!!!
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if u are reading this i am pouring positive vibes on u from a lil watering can
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One of the most difficult choices when packing to travel: deciding which books to take. Specifically having to decide whether a half-finished book is worth carting to the train knowing you will probably finish it on the journey there and then have to lug it around with you and back. Are you travelling? What books did you decide on? Maybe a few small ones, a variety pack of fictions, or just one big epic to sink into? In the end I went for Paul Takes the Form of a Mortal Girl (half-finished), A Terrible Country (half-finished) and Astral Season, Beastly Season (excited to start). Since I arrived I’ve already acquired The Gallows Pole from my parents’ bookshelf of course…