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“Love is the whole thing.

We are only pieces.”

— Rumi

“JJ, you can’t tell anybody.”

I don't care what the writers say. They are in love. This episode proved it. Eddie trapped thinking he has to get back to his family (Chris & Buck, then 118 and others) and Buck losing his mind when he thought that Eddie was gone.

The Buckley Siblings

can you tell they are my absolute favourite couple?

good cook Buck / bad cook Eddie

2x01 | 2x07

Language moodboard: Bosnian (bosanski / босански)

For @divas-world

I am not okay 😭

x

On body and soul (2017)

“It is only once in a while that you see someone whose electricity and presence matches yours at that moment.”

— Charles Bukowski // Once in a while

“I want to be with you, it is as simple, and as complicated as that.”

— Charles Bukowski

Ti si mi za leto

Ringispil i bosa stopala

Rana i sanjiva jutra

Leprsave haljine i vecne uspomene

Ti si mi za setnje obalom mora

Za obecanje i zauvek

Ti si mi za vecnost. @plavookasworld

Što bi rekao moj deda Boro „Četiri puta na četiri strane kako to misliš nema rešenja" 👑

,,Izvini devojko, mogu li te pitati nešto?"

,,Naravno, recite?"

,,Ne zameri, ali posmatram te kako sediš tu i pišeš, mogu li znati šta to?"

Baka mi se nasmeši.

,,Samo neke svoje misli i izmišljene priče."

,,Da li bi htela da čuješ moju? Možda je zapišeš i sačuvaš od zaborava."

,,Rođena sam u zimu '49, kao peto dete i prva devojčica. Valjda su me zato previše pazili, šta znam..imala sam lepo detinjstvo, ali se završilo previše brzo. Roditelji su mi poginuli kada sam imala 16 i ostala sam sa braćom kojima se ukazala prilika da me udaju za nekog bogataša iz susednog mesta. On je bio dosta stariji od mene, ali to tad nije bilo važno. Sa 17 sam mu rodila prvog sina, sa 18 drugog. Nije hteo žensko dete i valjda sam imala sreće..bio je dobar čovek, ali mnogo nezgodan kad popije. Ako me pitaš jesam li ga volela..poštovala sam ga. Ipak je bio otac moje dece. A ljubav, ja sam volela samo jednog čoveka u životu i voleću ga do groba. Voleo je i on mene, ali nije nam se dalo..takvo je vreme bilo. On je bio sirot, braća nisu htela ni da čuju. A svako ga veče i dalje sanjam onako kako ga pamtim, je l' mi veruješ? Takva ljubav ne umire..veče pred moju svadbu, iskrala sam se iz kuće da ga vidim još jednom. Bila sam mu spremna reći vodi me sa sobom, ali on ni da čuje! Kaže čeka te dobar život, ja to nemam da ti ponudim, ne možemo od ljubavi živeti. A ja danas tvrdim da smo mogli, dan jedan nije prošao a da ja na njega nisam pomislila. Na dan venčanja sam ga videla ispred crkve kako plače..ispratio me je drugom čoveku i to mu jedino nisam oprostila. Kada sam se preselila, nisam ga videla godinama. A onda jedno jutro na pijaci, ma nisam ga ni ugledala, a već sam ga osetila, ja ti to ne mogu opisati. Vodio je za ruku malu devojčicu, a meni je srce eto prepuklo! Nismo se pozdravili, samo smo se gledali dugo, valjda nam reči ne bi bile dovoljne. Tad sam ga videla poslednji put...čula sam priče od ljudi da je tokom rata otišao za Nemačku, a posle ništa ne znam. Ali znam da me i dalje voli, osećam to. Valjda je imao lepši život od mog, nadam se, eto.."

D.Đ

Favorite non Disney animated movies from my childhood

People who still think animation is just for kids, let me remind you about:

The Lion King: A beautiful and epic drama about the importance of accepting responsibility for one’s actions, particularly how it applies to those in positions of power.

The Hunchback of Notre Dame: Features dark themes such as racial genocide, sexuality, and religious extremism; but also has a lot of heart and some very poignant points about the role of faith in the modern world.

Zootopia: An allegory for injustice of just about any kind, which uses humans’ perceptions of animals to prove a point about how we perceive people.

Inside Out: A coming-of-age tale that focuses on the importance of emotional stability and empathy.

Coco: A beautifully written celebration of Latin American culture that highlights the importance of family, music, and our relationship with the dead.

The Prince of Egypt: An adaptation of one of the most famous religious stories of all time that keeps the spirit of the original story intact but still feels fresh and new.

Megamind: A comedy that subverts many superhero tropes and uses them to prove a point about the often black-and-white perception of morality.

Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse: A fresh take on the mythos of one of the world’s most famous superheroes that has a unique art style and blends comedy and drama brilliantly.

The Iron Giant: A criticism of blind patriotism and an exploration of free will, supposedly pitched with the question, “What if a gun had a soul?”

The How to Train your Dragon trilogy: An analysis of mankind’s relationship with animals and how we treat them as “others,” which often leads to misconceptions about nonhuman intelligence.

Finding Nemo: A cautionary tale for parents about how much they should allow their children to be independent.

The Lego Movie: A funny and heartwarming tale of family bonding that encourages people to think creatively and discourages blind uniformity and authoritarian rule.

The Incredibles movies: Analyze how society conditions us to follow a cause and how we often forget that those of high social status are still human.

Shrek: A satirical criticism of beauty standards and the oversaturation of certain unrealistic tropes in media.

Big Hero 6: Shows healthy ways to cope with depression and post-traumatic stress and teaches us that mental health should not be disregarded.

The Croods: An assessment of fear of the unknown and why it shouldn’t necessarily keep us from living life to the fullest.

Frozen: A fairytale about coping with the anxiety that is produced by the pressure society puts on certain individuals.

The Kung Fu Panda movies: Focus a lot on the philosophical side of martial arts and how self-confidence is conducive to success.

Moana: Explores how culture and society shape our identities and how those identities can become misguided while at the same time celebrating the often overlooked culture of the Pacific Islands.

Kubo and the Two Strings: An artistic marvel about how nothing lasts forever, but nor does change mean the end.

Up: Highlights the dangers of being blinded by nostalgia and how to properly honor one’s legacy.

Tarzan: A drama about man’s relationship with nature and how much one is influenced by their environment.

The Secret of NIMH: A philosophical exploration of our desire for knowledge and how ethics must be brought into consideration as we seek to better ourselves.

The Toy Story movies: Explore themes of inadequacy, mortality, parenthood, and one’s purpose in life from the perspective of children’s playthings.

Lilo & Stitch: A clever family drama that focuses on a non-conventional family and doesn’t hold back with the hardships of raising children.

Ratatouille: A metaphor for the struggles that creative minds face and how society often rejects works of art for superficial reasons. Like, for example, that it’s animated, so that probably means it’s just for kids.

Solar System: 10 Things to Know

Movie Night

Summer break is just around the corner. Hang a sheet from the clothesline in the backyard and fire up the projector for a NASA movie night.

1. Mars in a Minute

Back in the day, movies started with a cartoon. Learn the secrets of the Red Planet in these animated 60 second chunks.

2. Crash of the Titans

Watch two galaxies collide billions of years from now in this high-definition visualization.

3. Tour the Moon in 4K

Wait for the dark of the waning Moon next weekend to take in this 4K tour of our constant celestial companion.

4. Seven Years of the Sun

Watch graceful dances in the Sun’s atmosphere in this series of videos created by our 24/7 Sun-sentinel, the Solar Dynamic Observatory (SDO).

5. Light ‘Em Up

Crank up the volume and learn about NASA science for this short video about some of our science missions, featuring a track by Fall Out Boy.

6. Bennu’s Journey

Follow an asteroid from its humble origins to its upcoming encounter with our spacecraft in this stunning visualization.

7. Lunar Landing Practice

Join Apollo mission pilots as they fly—and even crash—during daring practice runs for landing on the Moon.

8. Earthrise

Join the crew of Apollo 8 as they become the first human beings to see the Earth rise over the surface of the Moon.

9. Musical Descent to Titan

Watch a musical, whimsical recreation of the 2005 Huygens probe descent to Titan, Saturn’s giant moon.

10. More Movies

Our Goddard Scientific Visualization Studio provides a steady stream of fresh videos for your summer viewing pleasure. Come back often and enjoy.

Read the full version of this article on the web HERE. 

Make sure to follow us on Tumblr for your regular dose of space: http://nasa.tumblr.com.  

ppl who complain that the show has too much diversity are ppl who don’t actually want any diversity but they aren’t gonna say that

imagine someone listening to a song and thinking of you

What’s for you, will always bring the best out of you, not the worst. That’s how you’ll know.

The holy trinity. 

you two have an adorable son

Things I find soft in relationships :

Stealing clothes. The size doesn’t matter, the article of clothing doesn’t matter. Underwear, hoodies, shirts, pants, etc. That shit is sweet and soft

Sleepy morning kisses

Gentle kisses on the back of the neck during spooning

Helping to cook meals. 10/10 bonding

Mild PDA (small kisses, hand-holding, loving smiles, light flirting, etc)

Holding each other tight and close at night

Letting each other be as open as ever about anything

Going to the park and swinging on the swings

Taking a quiet walk side-by-side at sunset

Sitting close on porch steps and chatting

Cuddling on the couch with soft blankets and pillows, also a lot of snacks and a Disney movie

Bonding over similar interests

Shamelessly doing some talent or skill around the other (singing, dancing, drawing, etc)

Person a waking up early to prepare person b’s favorite breakfast

Helping with menstruation (such as buying pads/tampons and chocolate, running a hot bath, etc)

Reading books beside each other

Sharing smoothie/milkshake/froyo/etc

Helping with anxiety/depression/any mental or emotional issue really

I’ll probably add more along the way,,

“That’s the thing about sensitive people. Things take time. Time to absorb other people’s feelings and time to restore their own sanity. Time to adjust to change and time to remain with their own values. Time to ask why things are the way they are and time to just simply let things be. A life of taking two steps forward and one step back is a powerful way to be.”

— Juansen Dizon, Sensitive People

I’ve made a collection of documentaries, lectures and other videos I’ve watched about Srebrenica

Documentaries

A cry from the grave

ICTY remembers: Srebrenica genocide

Why Srebrenica had to fall

A deadly warning, Srebrenica revisited 

The house Fata didn’t build

Women who refuse to die

Channels

Remembering Srebrenica channel on YouTube with many short videos 

Srebrenica dani sjećanja channel - survivor stories with English subtitles 

FAMA methodology channel - has many short videos and lectures 

Lectures

Establishing the facts - Jean-Rene Ruez 

The place of the Srebrenica massacre in the Bosnian genocide - Marko Attila Hoare 

The role of the UN - Hasan Nuhanović 

Genocide memorial day lecture (role of the UN) - Hasan Nuhanović 

(the last two are important for understanding how the UN abandoned Srebrenica and contributed to the massacre) 

Drone footage of Potočari from above, just so you can see how the Memorial Center now looks. 

Bosnian only, no translation

Daleko je Tuzla

Putevi spasa

Zbijeg - priča Hasana Nuhanovića

Preživjeli

Nesmireni snovi 

And here is a lengthy but detailed and well written text on why a documentary called “A town betrayed” is really not a good source to learn about what happend in Srebrenica. 

This is in addition to a list I already made with documentaries about the war in Bosnia in general.

And there are also posts about Višegrad and Prijedor separately.

Remember the love,

you got to, got to remember the love.

Remember the love,

you know love is a gift from above.

Remember the love,

share love, give love, spreading love.

s e a s o n s o f l o v e

What would you do if I died today?

Just keep on going like you always do, right, Mom? Even in pain. That’s what Clarke women do, right? No room for weakness. Dad dies, we just wipe our tears and keep on marching, right? And what would you have had us do? Wallow in our grief? No. But we could’ve taken some time.