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Scenes I really liked in Noragami (48/?)

Introducing Kofuku

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The painting process of Adachitoka

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This is how its been lately.

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on not waiting

Sometimes I find myself fantasizing about growing my own food, collecting rainwater, foraging, essentially living in the forrest. i get discouraged that it seems so unfeasible…i don’t even know cardinal directions! But I have to remind myself, the fantasy isn’t really about living in a magical, self-sustaining witch-hut (although that’s dope). It’s about feeling empowered and independent, about reclaiming a relationship with the earth, about working with raw materials and building a safe space for myself.

And I already have what I need to do that, already. I live in a city, but I have a thriving container garden. I don’t know how to farm, but I’ve planted indigenous grasses in the barren corners of my neighborhood. I could go on, but what I’m saying is - always do what is within reach. Blogging and researching are great, but they will never empower you the way that hands-on experience will. If you are lucky enough to get the Ultimate Fantasy, all of that experience will come in handy. All of it will expedite your life, save you time, and help you flourish.  But most importantly, allowing yourself hands-on experience (even if it’s something as small as identifying a bird) will allow you to live your dream.  Don’t ever put “your dream” on the other-side of resources. It takes years of dedicated work and study and saving to accomplish anything. If you are reading this, you have access to the internet and five minutes to read it. THat’s enough to find something.  So just take a bite, just one little spoonful. Try the smallest version of what you want to do, on whatever scale you have access to. Don’t allow the fantasy to blind you to opportunity. 

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the transformers come to earth after learning English from the internet but they hadnt really heard it spoken aloud much beyond the basic sounds so they speak it as though it were phonetically consistent and so when they try to talk to humans it's like what the Fuck on both sides

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DTF

dude….. 

toad friends…..

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He may have outgrown his bed… via /r/aww https://ift.tt/2snOQgN

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These Utensils Are Totally Edible

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Louis Armstrong serenading his wife, Lucille Wilson, in front of the Great Sphinx of Giza and the Pyramid of Khufu in Giza, Egypt, late 1960 or early 1961 | colourised version of an originally black and white photograph featured in The New York Times in 1961 | credit: AP

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Give a bored human a screwdriver and you’ll find a pile of scrap where your ship used to be, with a proud looking human sitting nearby. 

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I guess they’re taking a hike to the adventuring area…..