Birchshutter

Make the trasport cage a natural resting place.

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maloriebrooke:

I just loved this. We must care for the things we cherish. :)

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valeria2067:

That awkward moment when you show up way too early to pick up your date, and then you’re stuck talking to her parents for a loooooonnnnggg time.

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A regular Friday

Breakfast around 6 o’clock
“Hitting the gym” at a quarter to 8 o’clock
Dinner at 12 o’clock
Fatigue of training creeping on around 13 o’clock
Uncertainty over when the next meal will be (hate eating alone)
Made a meal at 21 o’clock, parents had apparently eaten a late dinner

I dislike weekends (half of the Friday is a weekday in my head)…

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firstbook:

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theossuary:

Love this article over at TIME—Top 10 Famous Stolen Body Parts—featuring Anne Boleyn’s heart, Geronimo’s skull, Napoleon’s penis, and more, including this tidbit:

the 16th century, St. Francis Xavier spent a lot of time on his feet, spreading the gospel throughout Spain, France, Italy, Malaysia, Japan, Sri Lanka and India, dying at sea en route to China. When a group of Christians disinterred his body a few months later, they were surprised to see it in a perfect state of preservation. But just as in life, his “incorrupt body” didn’t stay at rest for long. In its first public exhibition of corpse in Goa, India, in fit of reverence, a Portuguese woman bit off his big toe. Allegedly, the toe gushed blood, and she was caught when people followed the grisly trail to her home.

Kind of surprised that Juan Perón’s hands didn’t make the list.

Image: Painting of St. Francis Xavier in the Kobe City Museum, via Wikipedia.

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fishingboatproceeds:

capaow:

A seal helping a helpless turtle get back into the water.

Am I the only one who thought the seal was attempting to mount the turtle?

(I am reblogging this primarily to celebrate Lotte’s heroic decision to post something to tumblr other than homoerotic Sherlock watercolors.)

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I saw a UFO-program played out in UK showing lots of places and this place was filmed. (without the box)

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from THE LEGEND OF ZELDA: THE WIND WAKER - LINK’S LOGBOOK

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Nerdgasm! I changed the position of the shelves in my book shelf and got this much room over after putting in about 10 other books that was lying around, because they could not fit before! :D

I am quite happy to have a complete collection of One Thousand and One Nights (Tusen och en natt)

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