How I loathe thee these days.
All the music that comes from you is unoriginal.
Boring, Dull, Repetitive.
I’m not liking you anymore.
Maybe my ears have changed.
Or we’ve both changed.
Come back to me when something good gets churned out.
Sincerely,
CrazyFilledMind?
2NE1- IM THE BEST MV FINALLY OUT!!!!!
I keep your love locked down. by Kelly West Mars, on Flickr.
If you have ever seen my previous photo, I am sure you know what they are imitating. Will you imitate the statue if you were there?
love is in many colors
This was taken during the Anlaw Hu festival and these kids are at the base of the stage just hanging out. Their elders came up to the edge to take a bow, that’s when I got this shot.
Those of you who followed my trip there may recall that the area is very poor and the majority are farmers. For some of the girls, marriage comes as early as 12 when their parents find them a husband in exchange for a dowry of P10,000 - P20,000 (approx $200 - $400 USD).
Swag around the world. Germany to South Korea.
for the life of me the only two books I can never seem to finish are Saramago’s “The Double” (I know he’s fantastic, I’m sorry but the man needs to learn that punctuation marks exist) and Welsh’s “Trainspotting”. Ave had both books for over four years now and still I remain halfway through both.
I loved the movie then and I still love it now (except for the suppository - toilet scene, that really kicks the life out of me O_O) and I want to love the book but I’m not as well-versed in colloquial Irish as I thought I could be. :(
Someday I WILL finish “Trainspotting”, just probably not in 24 hours tops.
So far the book’s been good.:P
and I think I need / want an Irish boyfriend to explain to me the ins and outs of Welsh’s writing! That or I move to Ireland to finish the book.:)
After nearly 1 year of planning, building, painting and rain. We have finally opened the doors to Mulbury Lodge. Our first foray into the hospitality industry.
A simple self-catered lodge, outside Galway city centre. Within easy driving distance of Athenry, Carnmore, Oranmore and everything the County of Galway has to offer.
My fashion inspiration fix
Paris, Février 2009
Have some random memories from my former life, tumblr!
my footprints
http://ow.ly/580y7 Fat Loss Nuggets Part I - Fat Loss Wisdom worth more than Gold. health fitness womenshealth menshealth
Want to buy a bra that protects your health as well as cleavage? Women will soon be able to buy a “smart bra” that is able to detect early-stage breast cancer. Recent innovations in the science of thermography and its use in detecting breast cancer may lead to apparel items such as bras being used as a early-warning signal.
This smart bra was invented by Dr. Elias Siores, Ph.D., who holds the position of Director at the Centre for Research and Innovation at the University of Bolton in the United Kingdom. So how does it work? The bra uses a microwave antennae system integrated into the fabric of the bra, which detects abnormalities such as temperature changes in breasts.
Temperature changes represent increased blood flow which may indicated the development of tumors related to breast cancer. As these tumors grow, there is a higher demand for blood flow, which would then alert the user via the bra. The bra would then warn the user to seek medical consultation.
Work still needs to be done to increase the accuracy of the device, as there are many reasons for an increase in blood flow. However, Dr. Siores believes this technology is viable and is currently working to increase the sensitivity of the new technology in order to better distinguish tumor development from more benign reasons. I have no doubt this technology would be extremely popular and beneficial to women.
How sore throat is treated http://bit.ly/bE6rav health
the guy in the blue is my goal healthy body (but a little beefier) + this just makes me lol every time. like what is even going on here?
The 5 Strangest Ways Your Mind Can Get Your Body Sick: Another Great CRACKED article on how your...Apparently the only thing wrong with me is an extreme lack of vitamin D.
Your Vitamin D is supposed to be from 39-100, mine’s 18…
I WONDER WHY MINE’S SO LOW~ /shot
fak u tumblr
making me sick
Via
The girl i used to be…
The girl i want to be…
The girl my body is asking me to be…
Me, 2009.
Supercharged Brain Foods
small gardens in seoul
“Even with limited space in the city, people see to make an effort to have a small garden for themselves in Seoul. I loved seeing their carefully arranged gardens usually consisting of small potted plants. They make it look so good.”
[via bonjour!]
beautiful
There is nothing that cannot be endorsed by idols: including a city-wide sale!
What an idea to boost retail and tourism XD
Reservoir Holes
remasterizando y terminando el video los cojones
http://www.youtube.com/user/darthmontes?feature=mhee#p/u/0/R1Wtpk9LVo4
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seventh daughter of a seventh daughter
A marvel right in front of my very eyes…
The Christ Church Cathedral towered regally about the historic Christchurch Place in Dublin, Ireland and was more stunning than I would have ever imagined. Luckily, we visited the cathedral on a gorgeous summer day with the sun glistening in the sky; effervescently glowing onto each tree that contoured the entrance to the cathedral.
Walking under the grey stone archway to enter the church site took my breath away instantaneously to say the least. Transcending past tree tops, cafes and even hotels surrounding it, Christ Church noticeably stole the attention of any onlooker who walked past. The grand monument stood confidently with its many tiers, peaks and stained-glass windows as spectators quickly drew out their tourist cameras and began snapping shots like a paparazzi field day, attempting to capture a steller view of this extraordinary historical testament. A King Kong in the midst of a quiet street corner, the massive cathedral boasted a multitude of shades of grey stone that, although ashen, smoky and obscure, were a rare blend of the perfect hues to help recall the profound historical period in which it was built.
Despite the cars whizzing past, the continuation of construction and the countess Dubliners racing by in their corporate attire in the midst of the day, this antiquated relic stuck out in the middle of the developing city like a sore thumb, overpowering the twenty-first-century aura encompassing it and giving rise to the charming history of the city. The phenomenal geometric composition of stones fixed together like a complex puzzle piece and the doorways, enriched with the most delicate metal detail, proved to be matchless accents to the age-old landmark. In that moment, I realized that there was no doubt that this cathedral was the true definition of medieval meeting modern and its wonderful knowing that the preservation of such historical allure amongst a city of advancement is a top priority.
There is no song nor poem, no play nor book that could master the depiction of this landmark and its history more than the naked eye. The Christ Church Cathedral, one of Dublin’s finest and a must-see venue expertly confirms the historical background of the city and I am truly honored that I had the opportunity to experience such a magical and mythical rarity to help better explore my own heritage.
For more pictures of the Christ Church Cathedral, take a look at our Facebook page.
Lobster Pots in Dingle, Ireland 2007
