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loveinallcolors:


Ellen: Do you know the sex of the child?
Tina: We decided we are going to wait. We’re going to find out…never.
Ellen: Ok.
Tina: Not even after it’s born.
Ellen: Not even after it’s born?
Tina: I’m just going to see what it chooses to wear to prom.
Ellen: Give it time to figure it out. Good for you.

All the awards.

loveinallcolors:

Ellen: Do you know the sex of the child?

Tina: We decided we are going to wait. We’re going to find out…never.

Ellen: Ok.

Tina: Not even after it’s born.

Ellen: Not even after it’s born?

Tina: I’m just going to see what it chooses to wear to prom.

Ellen: Give it time to figure it out. Good for you.

All the awards.

(Source: alfonsodisparioso, via the-majestic-unicorn)

Carnival of Life. 80 x 80cm, acrylic (2013)

Carnival of Life. 80 x 80cm, acrylic (2013)

Miracles come in small packages

Gem Whitman, “Imaginaerum by Nightwish”
nightwisdom:

Imaginaerum is realesed tomorow ;P

nightwisdom:

Imaginaerum is realesed tomorow ;P

I had hoped to hear the chords played again one day.
Without them, I’m lost in this nothingness.
Wandering after far-off music, through a desert of ashes.
If the tone had a color, it would be a mixture of pink and red.
Constantly afraid of it fading away.
Terrified of the silence that may come.
My final memories are pulling me towards the end of a black alley.
There’s a door in the darkness. I struggle to find my way through the door.
I can hear it clearly now: the most beautiful melody ever created by man.
I enter the womb: and there, forever remains, that change from G to E Minor.

(Source: thedarkchestofwonders)