#loveoflanguage

I SHOULD BE ASLEEP but all these lovely headcannons in my inbox had me setting up my cintiq to prepare for when I get home tomorrow after work to work on some of thesePreciousface person that is you. Do you know how much I adore this idea? Like Lance so hyper aware of Pidge’s mood and see’s they are stressing out and just looks around and grabs their hand and ducks them away to Pidge’s room and flips open Pidge’s labtop/computer with small rebuttal from Pidge like “Hey what do you think you are doing” and Lance just like “It’s time to dance it out”But I imagine more of a slightly more face pace then the waltz since Lance is Cuban. I just see him liking to spin and turn Pidge about and get them both in a better mood til there is indeed laughter and Pidge not even realizing they were so grump nearly 30mins ago and def leading into just slow dancing cause they went to hard and Pidge’s cheeks burning so hot and Lance’s pinched with pink ending with maybe a smooch and more laughs as Pidge thanks Lance.yeah sign me up.

right?? the minute it struck me I was like holy crap this could be a thing

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Not only are Alain de Botton's ideas fresh and enjoyable but also certain phrases he uses to communicate them are delightfully crisp and clear. In The Art of Travel, Botton strikes a joyful balance between fun and intensity. His attention to detail is startlingly shrewd. It's not just about packing one's bags and leaving and globe-trotting but what Botton also manages to do through his writing is sharpen our awareness to tiniest details that can make huge difference even if you're taking a walk in a park. In these pages, the word 'wanderlust' is not just a flippant expression but also truly seeks the depth of transformative experiences we live when we travel.

I have words on my mind and language in my heart. These are the things that keep me going. Things that no one else knows or fully understands. My muse is the writer and I am merely the pen. A humble servant to the master above who cannot articulate the sentiments she wishes to express so she uses me as her scribe and I am nothing if not grateful for that because that is the best job in the world. To have language at my disposal, as my most prominent form of expression is better than cowardly waving a gun in my hand. Words and language are the two most powerful weapons in the world because while a gun can kill a man's body, words have the power to simultaneously kill and revive his soul.

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