EFFFFFFFFFF WRITING PAPERS!

/rant.

fuckyeahtattoos:

First tattoo, taken in the car immediately after.
“The Circle is an unbroken line which has no beginning, no end and
no direction. Because of these attributes, The Circle represents acompleteness which encompasses all space and time.Symbolically, The Circle depicts the unending, the unknowable, theun-measurable, the un-graspable and the indefinable aspects ofEternity which surpass and baffle our rational minds. In other words,The Circle is the symbol of Divinity. And because The Circle is aSymbol of Divinity it is also a Symbol of perfection, completenessand Unity.”
Done at Legacy Tattoo in Sacramento, CA.

First tattoo, taken in the car immediately after.

“The Circle is an unbroken line which has no beginning, no end and

no direction. Because of these attributes, The Circle represents a
completeness which encompasses all space and time.

Symbolically, The Circle depicts the unending, the unknowable, the
un-measurable, the un-graspable and the indefinable aspects of
Eternity which surpass and baffle our rational minds. In other words,
The Circle is the symbol of Divinity. And because The Circle is a
Symbol of Divinity it is also a Symbol of perfection, completeness
and Unity.”

Done at Legacy Tattoo in Sacramento, CA.

edwardspoonhands:

karenkavett:

theashleyclements:

School of Thrones

This intro is amazing. Check out the show, with some familiar faces!

I can’t stop watching these GIFs. It’s so good!

SUBSCRIBED!

(Source: stefanhayden)

nikki-bell:

jennapags:

It’s funny cause like if you simply read John Green’s books or just saw his various quotes on tumblr artfully written in the sky he comes across as this extremely emotional and deep guy but then like

People think I’m…deep?!

(via magpiemurph)

humingyay:

missatralissa:

writeworld:

olplya:

Looking for something to read post-Hunger Games? Check out this great map. Whatever it was that you liked about Hunger Games (or other dystopia/science fiction/fantasy novels), you can find here!

This is an awesome list!

If I may, I’d like to submit Angelfall by Susan Ee. I couldn’t put it down!

What other books like The Hunger Games Trilogy have you read that you’d recommend?

-C

Reblogging because I’m always on the lookout for more Dystopian lit. (granted I’ve read a lot of these already)

I’ve read 17 of these

Yay for Argo! Not my first choice but well deserved. I’m so happy Lincoln didn’t win! I was really scared there for a second that it would win. ::phew::

Adele, beautiful as always.

Anne Hathaway wins it! Yes!