Halfway Between Here & There

parade-war:

mayra-quijotesca:

stormthecitadel:

jesus-o-tier:

cyborgpony:

So true…

so
damn true

your ship

THAT COMMENT MADE THIS ANALOGY SUDDENLY EVEN MORE ACCURATE IN AN AWFUL WAY

THAT COMMENT DESCRIBES THE WHOLE TUMBLR

mayra-quijotesca:

stormthecitadel:

jesus-o-tier:

cyborgpony:

So true…

so

damn true

your ship

THAT COMMENT MADE THIS ANALOGY SUDDENLY EVEN MORE ACCURATE IN AN AWFUL WAY

THAT COMMENT DESCRIBES THE WHOLE TUMBLR

A haiku about getting out of bed

no no no no no
no no no no no no no
no no no no no

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joecatholic:

‎”In prison the Catholic prisoners divided the New Testament, which they had hidden and taken with them, into little sheets; they distributed them and learned them by heart. Since the ground was earth or sand, when the guards’ steps were heard, the Word of God was hidden under earth. In the afternoon, at sundown, each one took turns reciting the part he knew; it was impressive and moving to hear the Word of God in the silence and darkness, the presence of Jesus, the ‘living Gospel,’ recited with all the soul’s strength, the priestly prayer, the Passion of Christ….I wonder…how would it be possible to have a change of mentality, a constant re-evangelization of life, to effect a real conversion?”

- Archbishop Nguyên Van Thuân. Because of his Catholic faith,
he was held for 13 years in Vietnamese prisons. He spent 9 of these in solitary confinement.

deebella123:

brain-food:

On June 26, 1956, author C.S. Lewis responded to a fan letter from Joan Lancaster, a young Chronicles of Narnia enthusiast.

In a personalized thank-you letter, the writer imparted some simple and valuable stylistic advice for budding prose writers.

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