Here in my country it’s no usual to make gingerbread man, but this year we did, and it was very funny.

Also, I disguised as Santa Claus, and it was very funny and my cousins didn’t even knew that it was me :D

These have been the most Christmas-like Christmas vacation that I’ve ever had.

Fairy tales are more than true: not because they tell us that dragons exist, but because they tell us that dragons can be beaten. G.K. Chesterton (via julie911)

(via quote-book)

fullfrontalnudity:

my aunt’s puppies

(via lovegoldenretriever)

Dear Readers Who Don’t Really Read:

lettersforburning:

It’s usually not extremes. There may be personal autobiography and there may be outright fantasy, but it’s most often a mixture of both. It’s what we do and it’s what we’re allowed. Why must you ask about all the cold hard facts and why must you know my own insidious intentions? Why must you insinuate how I must have been there, physically, to understand abuse?

You’re reading fiction. You read for the truth through a collection of lies.

neouk:

hovikstad:

AURORA IN ICELANDIA
Aurora borealis is seen in Iceland.

two days!
golden-retrievers:

milo, fayetteville, ny

golden-retrievers:

milo, fayetteville, ny

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“Walk ruined by the rain”

ArtistMe
TitleA walk ruined by the rain
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Wake mi up when september ends

Green Day

ArtistGreen Day
TitleWake Me Up When September Ends
AlbumFavoritos
lovegoldenretriever:

 

Portrait of Dexter Pupperoni.

Submitted by thebearsupthere.

lovegoldenretriever:

Portrait of Dexter Pupperoni.

Submitted by thebearsupthere.

People were made to be loved.
Things were made to be used.
The reason for the word to be in chaos is that things are being loved, and people are being used.

Las personas fueron creadas para ser amadas. Las cosas fueron creadas para ser usadas. La razón por la que el mundo está en caos, es porque las cosas están siendo amadas y las personas están siendo usadas.

kenyatta:

China and Europe Both Have Plans To Prevent Deadly Asteroid Apophis from Hitting Earth in 2029 (or 2036)

Apophis is a 46 million tonne asteroid that will pass within a hair’s breath of Earth in 2029. However, Apophis’s trajectory is likely to take it through a region of space near Earth known as a keyhole that will ensure the asteroid returns in 2036.
Nobody knows how close Apophis will come on that pass. But if there’s a chance of a collision, we’ll have only 7 years to work out how to avoid catastrophe.
Researchers at Tsinghua University in Beijing say their preference is to use a solar sail to place a small spacecraft into a retrograde orbit and on collision course with Apophis. The retrograde orbit will give it an impact velocity of 90km/s which, if they do this well enough in advance, should lead to a collision large enough to do the trick.
In 2002, the European Space Agency began a program called Don Quijote to find out how best to perform such a deflection.
Don Quijote involves sending two spacecraft to a near Earth asteroid; one to smash into it and the other to watch while in orbit above the impact crater. The goal is to change the asteroid’s semimajor axis by more than 100 metres and to measure the change with an accuracy greater than 1 per cent.

via Technology Review

kenyatta:

China and Europe Both Have Plans To Prevent Deadly Asteroid Apophis from Hitting Earth in 2029 (or 2036)

Apophis is a 46 million tonne asteroid that will pass within a hair’s breath of Earth in 2029. However, Apophis’s trajectory is likely to take it through a region of space near Earth known as a keyhole that will ensure the asteroid returns in 2036.

Nobody knows how close Apophis will come on that pass. But if there’s a chance of a collision, we’ll have only 7 years to work out how to avoid catastrophe.

Researchers at Tsinghua University in Beijing say their preference is to use a solar sail to place a small spacecraft into a retrograde orbit and on collision course with Apophis. The retrograde orbit will give it an impact velocity of 90km/s which, if they do this well enough in advance, should lead to a collision large enough to do the trick.

In 2002, the European Space Agency began a program called Don Quijote to find out how best to perform such a deflection.

Don Quijote involves sending two spacecraft to a near Earth asteroid; one to smash into it and the other to watch while in orbit above the impact crater. The goal is to change the asteroid’s semimajor axis by more than 100 metres and to measure the change with an accuracy greater than 1 per cent.

via Technology Review

ienjoycuteness:

Shhh, he’ll never find me here!

ienjoycuteness:

Shhh, he’ll never find me here!