life in a nutshell

akiglancy:

karla-chans-bjds:

castiel-counts-deans-freckles:

theirrelevantsoul:

roseofjericho:

kurdikurdistan:

iprincessgaara:

anorex-chic:

meeow-for-me:

I have chills after reading this post. I literally feel like im going to throw up.. I will always reboot this.

real, actual issues in the world right now

This is happening in the world but people are worried about what a celebrity is going to name their child.

this doesn’t have anything to do with Kurdistan but its worth millions of reblogs, spread the word.

my heart breaks for these women :( 

This is so tragic. My heart goes out to them and anyone else that is a victim to this type of torture.

Where the fuck do those men get the idea that its okay to throw fucking acid on someone?!?! and where the fuck do they even get acid in the first fucking place. 

This upsets and angers me, I really don’t understand how someone could be so evil to do that to another human being. Acid is slow and horrible, the pain those women must have been through is horrific. Plus I know that their lives no must be so hard now.

The fact that one of those girls was harmed by her own fucking parents is disgusting, those are the people that are meant to love and protect her.

This is terribly tragic, and it’s something I learned about before in my anthropology class when I was in college….but one question that’s always been on my mind is, where FUG are all these dudes getting ACID?! Is Acid really that easy to find in these countries? (I’m not saying this to be little these women at all, mind you, I’m honestly just like “omg where does all the acid come from?”)

guardian:

Caterpillars create ‘avenue of ghosts’ in Cambridge park

A historic tree-lined path on Jesus Green in Cambridge has become shrouded in spectacular cobweb-like nests created by an infestation of bird cherry ermine moth caterpillars (Yponomeuta evonymella). The larvae make large communal webs for protection then feast on the leaves, sometimes stripping the trees bare.

wordsbydan:

7 Great quotes about libraries on photos of beautiful libraries

With libraries around the world in danger of extinction, Flavorwire posted a series of great quotes about libraries from famous writers. I decided to pair them with some of the world’s most beautiful libraries. You’re welcome;

1. Trinity College Library - University of Dublin
2. University Club Library – New York City
3. Admont Abbey Library – Austria
4. Real Gabinete Português de Leitura – Rio de Janeiro
5. Suzzalo Library at the University of Washington – Seattle
6. Yale University’s Beinecke Rare Book & Manuscript Library
7. Canadian Library of Parliament – Ottawa

Click a photo to see full size. Support your local library, kids. Part two.

enochliew:

Appearing Rooms by Jeppe Hein

The 2.3m high water walls randomly rise and fall.

shutupfour:

Historical photographs held in their modern location. Wow, tragically beautiful.

(Source: teamdowneyhiddleston)

discoverynews:

teamepiphany:

Virtual supermarkets are popping up in subway stations in South Korea, where commuters can virtually shop for items while waiting for the train to come. Customers simply scan an item’s QR code using the free “Homeplus” app and can have it delivered to their doorstep before they even get home. Ranked as the 2nd most hard-working country in the world to Japan, South Korea is rewarding its workers with this timesaving gem.

Wow! I kinda love this idea.