ViciousInventor

Joe Hackett & Helen Chapel, Wings

p-eterjackson:

it took me 4 hours to make this and i think christian bale’s face is now forever engraved on my retina

green-witchery:

Orchids are long living, versatile flowers that have many historical and modern spiritual associations from all over the world. Orchids are often associated with strength, beauty, charm, and peace. They can also represent love, wisdom, and maturity.

In ancient Greece, these flowers were highly associated with fertility and sexuality. They would often have a soon-to-be father eat orchid root to have a boy, or the soon-to-be mother eat the root for a girl.

The Chinese also used orchids to represent fertility. It was believed orchids were associated with the innocence of children, thoughtfulness, and refinement. The Chinese were known to use orchids to treat respiratory illnesses, including cough.

Because of the many historical associations to fertility, I closely associate orchids to parenthood, family, and unity. I recommend using orchids in spells and rituals that promote family unity, help a parent or grandparent, encourage families to put aside differences, or in communicating with ancestors that have past.

Sources:
http://blueorchid.org/blue-orchid-symbolism.html
http://www.vedanti.com/News/orchids.htm

imprecise:

Leif Podhajsky

runlovelyrun:

alexandriabickham:

“I know a lot of people who are simpletons, y’know? They’re very simple, they can enjoy their lives and be totally happy and secure just watching sports on television and having a beer every once in a while, so, I’ve always felt too complicated, so I envied those people. I’m not saying that I’m smarter than those people, it’s just that I’m too sensitive. I wish sometimes that I could just enjoy the simple things in life, and just forget about everything else.” - Kurt Cobain, 1993.

this…like to infinity and beyond. 

therealrjroxas:

Like this…it’s supposed to look like this lol

(Source: janelleisms)