it will be alright.

black sand beach-vík ír myrdal, iceland | original photo by jan erik waider

i mean, we’re just like a big, delicious banana split! fred, you’re the big banana; daphne, you’re the pastrami and bubble gum-flavoured ice cream; and velma, you’re the sweet-and-sour mustard sauce that goes on top.

i have gone to become a superhero again

Clouds above Davao, Phillipines | Original photography by Kendrick Fernandez

KIM CHAEWON ☆ EASY TRAILER (PORTRAIT VER.)

Katherine Mansfield from “Her First Ball”

@asiandramanet creator bingo: black and white @userdramas get to know me bingo: free space (parallels)

Howl’s Moving Castle + concept art brought to life

To rebuild the body of a deceased person, you’ll need the blood of their enemy, the tear of their lover and the hair and flesh of the deceased themself. Lover’s tears for Ye Xiwu. The blood of the enemy. I have them both.

Your signals are mixed, you act like a bitch You fit every stereotype, "Send a pic"

There are two kinds of evil people in this world. Those who do evil stuff and those who see evil stuff being done and don’t try to stop it.

Help your kids follow their passion. You can’t push your kid to do anything they aren’t willing to do. Make sure they actually have the passion for it and it’s more than a hobby. Also, give your kid a voice. A lot of parents talk for their kids. If an agent is asking your kid about school, they are trying to get to know your kid. Sometimes parents can be protective or just proud of their kids and end up speak- ing for them, but the industry is interested in the kid, not the parent. My parents let me speak and allowed me to be what it is that I wanted to be. Lastly, nurture your kid’s talent. If they have a knack for something, try to give them things that will help them in that craft. If it’s dance, get them dance classes. If it’s acting, get acting lessons. Let them be around their art and grow and prosper. It’s a good way of filtering out the hobbies from the real deal. The arts are also helpful for learning. Most important, let them be the best they wish to be.

for @meguriau-futari

to the rosie to my lili, happy birthday, my love @parkjimiin​​

Mamma Mia! (2008) dir. Phyllida Lloyd