“When I Walk Into A Church, I Only See Paintings Of White Angels. Why?“ - Eartha Kitt 

The Red Deer & the Jackdaw

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That’s a totally straight way of eating a pie, right? 

I mean… Right?

Yeah… right… ;)

*gifs credits to @onceland

Husky getting nervous at his first swimming lesson

The Japanese practice of shinrin-yoku—literally translated as “forest bathing”—is based on a simple premise: immerse yourself in the forest, absorb its sights, sounds, and smells, and you will reap numerous psychological and physiological benefits. “Nature heals me with a mysterious power,” the photographer Yoshinori Mizutani recently said. Born in the countryside, surrounded by mountains, Mizutani told me that shinrin-yoku has always been a part of his daily life. In Tokyo, where he now lives and works, he takes his camera to the city’s parks and engages in a kind of photographic forest-bathing practice. In a new series of kaleidoscopic images created for us, his communion with nature starts at an almost cellular level.

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A vintage Joe with lifelike hair. He's wearing his Artic gear and his fatigue hat. He lost a foot in a parachuting accident, but never lets it slow him down. Yo Joe! #vintagedolls #vintagegijoe #gijoe

The Firebird segment — Fantasia 2000 (1999)

Corvid plays fetch.

Steve’s butt is very disappointed in someone.

[From Avengers #23, 1999.]

Galileo’s sketches from Sidereus Nuncius (1610), the first published scientific work based on observations made through a telescope

I am loving the tree cam, it has the most interesting stuff in my yard currently. Here's a little medley from the last couple of weeks.