rien n'est éternal

St. Mary Lake, Glacier National Park, Montana, USA by Bryan Schutmaat

pictures where the sea and sky are no longer distinguishable

I love my university, our beautiful libraries and I am so grateful that I can study here

Adam Firman

And so the outside, it bashes us in Bashes us about a bit

i love planning so much and february is shaping up to be such a good month! today’s my second day off in a row because of ice storms, but at least that makes for good studying and planning sessions by the fire, as well as some prime time for starting a d&d campaign

by Nik Shuliahin

Kyle Mims | @mimskyle

Sorry for my long absence, I’m planning to post a lot of new pictures now that my exams are over!

The Earth is covered in corpses. We breathe the air the dead exude, eat the food they nourished with their decay, pour their remains into our cars, wear them and sleep on them. And then we call them scary without even noticing that they are present in every single thing of our lives. We live because of the dead.

Tiana Clark, from “Cottonmouth,” I Can’t Talk About the Trees Without the Blood (via lifeinpoetry)