that-sarah-is-such-a-cumberbitch:
Soft otter, warm otter, little ball of Ben, happy otter, sleepy otter Sherlock Sherlock Sherlock
Angels don’t come to the reservation.
Bats, maybe, or owls, boxy mottled things.
Coyotes, too. They all mean the same thing—
death. And death
eats angels, I guess, because I haven’t seen an angel
fly through this valley ever.
Gabriel? Never heard of him. Know a…
Reblogged for truth. Getting a lot of those lately.
Reblogged for truth.
(via mlysza)
The best dog. (Taken with instagram)
Wedding Song Upgrade of the Day: The Piano Guys take on “Pachebel’s Canon in D.” Here’s their explainer:
It’s the same 8 notes over and over and over again. The good news is, it’s easy to memorize. The bad news is you don’t know when to stop. There’s a rumor floating around that says Pachelbel either died while writing it, never finishing the cello part, or that he dated a cellist and it did NOT go well.
This arrangement is dedicated to all the cellists that have fallen asleep while playing this song…or at least wanted to fall asleep.
Ahem…all the bitter cello-malice aside, Pachelbel’s Canon in D (written in the 1600′s) has stood the test of time — celebrated as the most recognizable piece of classical music. We like to call it the “one-hit wonder of the 1600′s.”
TRUTH.
Mona Collentine
One of these days I’m going to to see something that prompts a squee at my own resonance frequency and dissolve. Thankfully, today was not that day, but it was a close call.
Studying to be a lamb. (Taken with instagram)
Night night. (Taken with instagram)
