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luclatulippe: Henry Miller had the same issues focussing on productivity in 1933 as we do today. Of course, he had the added advantage of living at a time without Facebook or Tumblr.  I particularly like no. 7.: “…drink if you feel like it.” Oh wow! I do that! (Thanks to my husband for finding this!)

luclatulippe:

Henry Miller had the same issues focussing on productivity in 1933 as we do today. Of course, he had the added advantage of living at a time without Facebook or Tumblr. 

I particularly like no. 7.: “…drink if you feel like it.” Oh wow! I do that!

(Thanks to my husband for finding this!)

(Source: books.google.com.ar)

Captain Hook!
meghanjh91

Dropbears lolololol.

Um… In all Honesty I don’t really fear any animals, I’ve always gotten along great with animals, I guess that comes from growing up on a ranch. However, I am seriously creeped out when snakes stare at me like they are going to eat me. 

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Windmill, windmill for the land,
Turned forever, hand in hand,
Take it all in on your stride,
It is ticking, falling down.
Love forever, love is freely,
Turned forever, you and me,
Windmill, windmill for the land,
Is everybody in?

(Source: harold--saxon)

So I have YouVersion on my Kindle Fire

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meghanjh91:

Words can not explain how much fun it is to switch back and forth between different versions of the bible while reading. So far my favorite version is the NASB, but I am steadily growing a distaste for The Message translation of the bible because of how off base some of the translations seem. But if anyone is curious as to what different translations of the bible look like, I definitely recommend getting a You Version account. 

I have it as well, I like the CEV version as well as the HCSB. One of my favorite things though is all the reading plans that it has and how you can keep up with it even if you miss a day.