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Razzle Dazzle Unicorns

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“I’m attracted to the extreme light and the extreme dark. I’m interested in the human condition and what makes people tick. I’m interested in the things people try to hide.”     - Johnny Depp                                

“I’m attracted to the extreme light and the extreme dark. I’m interested in the human condition and what makes people tick. I’m interested in the things people try to hide.”   

 - Johnny Depp                                

(Source: paradepp, via fluentinyourbodylanguage)

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thedailywhat: Space News of the Day: Three Exoplanets May Be Life-Sustainable After four years circling space looking for new planets, the Kepler spacecraft has identified three planets that look like they could possibly sustain life. The first two, known as Kepler-62e and Kepler-62f (shown above, top and middle), are approximately 1,200 light-years away and have estimated temperatures of -3 degrees C (26.6 F) and -65 degrees C (-85 F) respectively. The third planet, Kepler-69c (shown above, bottom) boasts a summer day-like temperature of 27 degrees C (80.6 F). Some scientists think these planets could actually be covered in oceans, but they are unsure if they would be composed of water or some other liquid. COOL

thedailywhat:

Space News of the Day: Three Exoplanets May Be Life-Sustainable

After four years circling space looking for new planets, the Kepler spacecraft has identified three planets that look like they could possibly sustain life. The first two, known as Kepler-62e and Kepler-62f (shown above, top and middle), are approximately 1,200 light-years away and have estimated temperatures of -3 degrees C (26.6 F) and -65 degrees C (-85 F) respectively. The third planet, Kepler-69c (shown above, bottom) boasts a summer day-like temperature of 27 degrees C (80.6 F). Some scientists think these planets could actually be covered in oceans, but they are unsure if they would be composed of water or some other liquid.

COOL

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Things I was taught as a child that I have started to reconsider:

1) Don’t tell random strangers that you like their: a. hair b. style c. attitude, because you could get beat up or cussed out.

What I have to say to that: BRING IT. You wanna beat me up for me saying you’re f’ing awesome, I dare you to try. You wanna cuss me out because I think you’re cool, you need to take a chill pill. 

What I’ve learned: Not everyone who dresses in emo/punk/goth clothes is evil or satanic. Not everyone with a bad attitude is a bad person. Not everyone with a rainbow super-spike mohawk is crazy.  Everyone, and I do mean everyone, deserves a compliment of some sort. It brightens days.

2) The Christian God is the only God out there anyone who believes differently needs to be converted or is crazy and will go to hell. 

What I have to say to that: Whoa… Where do I begin.. Some people are perfectly happy believing in their god, gods or no god at all. You want to “win them over”, try not being a belligerent, bigoted jerk and show them your not all hypocritical liars hopped up on cult craziness. Honestly, being away from it now I’m finding that I am more at peace with things and more okay with religion. Again I say: Take a chill pill.

What I’ve learned: I think I’ve already conveyed the basic gist of what I’ve learned. Stay calm, be patient, if they are happy with who or what they believe in leave them be. You can’t win em all.

That being said we’re on to number 3) I was brought up a Christian, I was told that once you’re saved you are ALWAYS saved. So, if that is the case what is the harm in my wanting to study other religions and belief systems? 

What I have to say to that: You should always know what you’re up against. You don’t go into a debate knowing only your side and not having a CLUE what the other side’s opinion will be. Know your facts. That is all I’m saying.

What I’ve learned: There are some AMAZING belief systems out there. So many good morals, life lessons, skills, etc. Beautiful things to learn.. 

I suppose that is all for right now. With age comes wisdom and responsibility. As I have a child of my own now my personal responsibilities are more each day, my wisdom needs work though!  

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onefitmodel:

freshcleanfit:

I get a lot of asks about how I eat, specifically, the “80/20 rule,” so I figured I would make a post! :)

In case my diet looks really weird, those were all mainly ingredients. Peanut Butter French Toast for breakfast, chicken salad for lunch, bell pepper and cheese omelette for dinner! This is also the most eggs I have ever eaten in a day, haha. Hooray for only being able to afford five things at the grocery store at a time!

I made sure to keep track of what I ate today even though I typically only use MFP for looking up nutrients, counting calories just makes me think too much about food, and frankly, I have better things to think about! Like creative writing and fun bike rides and cute guys. Much more fun to think about than how many calories are in a carrot.

You don’t have to be perfect. Just live life, keep active, and enjoy your pie. Pie is good, take it from Dean. 

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I LITERALLY LOVE YOU THIS IS SO GREAT I WANT TO KISS YOU

This is like THE GREATEST THING EVER. Why have I not thought to do this? Makes it seem sooooo much easier.

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You say yes

I say no
You say why
I say
I don’t
Knowwww
Oooooo
Ohh ohh

You say goodbye
And
I say hello
Hello
Hello
I don’t know why you say goodbye
I say hello


<3
Goodnight