“If you want to get warm you must stand near the fire: if you want to be wet you must get into the water. If you want joy, power, peace, eternal life, you must get close to, or even into, the thing that has them.”
— C.S. Lewis
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lightning
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words
quiet house
socks on wooden floor
cold weather
being seen
kisses on the forehead
cold body under warm blankets
smell of wet ground
smiles on strangers faces
happy tears
big dreams
forest
places that remind me how small my issues are
atypical view on life
cold toes under warm legs
serial killers
endless amount of black
the idea of stuff
leather journals
tiny versions of things
simple book covers
saving of plastic bags
looking at breath on cold mornings
fog
romance
things only I can love
stretching
people watching
doodling in journals
library floors
being so into something you forget time
non-physical compliments
candles
surprise visits
late night phone calls
adventuring alone
thurnder storms
cleaning at midnight
stems
sound of empty house
abandoned buildings
“The very fact that you are conscious of these sins and are so much concerned over your failure to overcome them, is a healthy sign. It is the blind who cannot see; it is the dead who feel not–true alike naturally and spiritually.”
— A.W. Pink (via alistairradley)
“There are words and words and none mean anything. And then one sentence means everything.”
— Richard Flanagan, The Narrow Road to the Deep North
“Una cosa sí te voy a decir, no trates de olvidarla, pues (a menos de que sufras de Alzheimer) es imposible olvidar a una persona que tanto bien/mal ha traído a tu vida. La mejor manera de salir adelante es aceptar la situación y ser agradecido con esa persona, pues quieras o no (entiendas o no) esa persona te está haciendo crecer y te ha llevado un paso más hacia la persona que quieres ser. Por último perdónate, yo sé que crees que haz hecho mal, pero eres humano y equivocarse no está tan mal.”
— SuspirosAlAire
(via suspirosalaire)
“It’s important to love people no matter where they’re at. It’s important to love people no matter how they’re struggling. It’s important to not grow weary in well doing and let go of people and judge a book by the cover. You judge a book by its destiny and potential. You don’t give up on people.”
— Dan Mohler