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DUNE: PART ONE (2021) dir. Denis Villeneuve

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Actually three times.

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sitting, not moving.

crying, no feelings.

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Source

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A glimpse of the ocean - Karl Nordström , c. 1911.

Swedish, 1855-1923

Oil on canvas 81.5 x 65.5 cm.

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we went to a cliff in scotland with the oceans and hills and sheep, it was magical

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Plum Blossom and Rough Fell Sheep

by Alison O’Neill

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source

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More flowers for your Monday.

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i do not know what’s going to happen in the future. Everything seems so uncertain. I know for sure that nothing is permanent but this feels like a dead end. What are we going to do? What can i do? This is the 100th time ive been helpless. When are things going to end?

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dark chocolate cake

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via pinterest

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In 1976, Shavarsh Karapetyan, an Armenian Olympic swimmer, had just completed a 12-mile run with his brother when they saw a trolley bus crash into a dam reservoir. The trolley bus sank 80 feet offshore at a depth of 33 feet. Shavarsh immediately dove in and swam to the bus and despite zero visibility, managed to kick in the back window, injuring himself in the process. He proceeded to save twenty people trapped in the bus, one at a time, for hours. The combined effect of the cold water and his inquiries from breaking the glass window led to his hospitalization for 45 days after the incident, during which time he developed pneumonia, sepsis, and lung damage which ended his athletic career. For years, his story wasn't known, until an article about the event identified him by name in 1982. In 1985, he happened to pass by a burning building and rushed inside, again saving people trapped inside one at a time until he collapsed. He was again hospitalized with severe burns and lung damage. He's still kicking it at 66.

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when you turn 25 your frontal lobe develops fully and you start hitting your head against the wall i caant wait