World Peace and Everlasting Love

- is a personal and individual philosophy. To sum it up in one word would be: happiness. I reblog what I find funny or completely amazing. I like the things I wish to look back on. I glance at posts I find interesting. I follow to discover the inspiration for all of the above.


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Reblogged from mymorningcoffeee
mymorningcoffeee:

Revamp old silverware by dipping them in fun poppy colors. Perfect for yard sale finds or hand-me-downs.

mymorningcoffeee:

Revamp old silverware by dipping them in fun poppy colors. Perfect for yard sale finds or hand-me-downs.

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gidsy:

Do what you love & share your passion. Brilliant & inspiring manifesto from the folks at Holstee. 
By the way, Gidsy can help with that! 

gidsy:

Do what you love & share your passion. Brilliant & inspiring manifesto from the folks at Holstee

By the way, Gidsy can help with that! 

Reblogged from modcloth
modcloth:

This vintage-inspired ponytail from The Beauty Department would be the perfect accompaniment to a 60’s ensemble.

I want it!!!

modcloth:

This vintage-inspired ponytail from The Beauty Department would be the perfect accompaniment to a 60’s ensemble.

I want it!!!

Reblogged from dirtypistol
dirtypistol:

Found this on Twitter, I’m gonna draw it on my wrist.

dirtypistol:

Found this on Twitter, I’m gonna draw it on my wrist.

(via niffernotniffox)

Reblogged from thefluffingtonpost
thefluffingtonpost:

Cat Cloner Still Not Fully Operational
Scientists at UCLA’s Center for Cat Genetics have announced another delay in their cat cloning project.  The decade-old initiative has become a black spot on the university after years of delays.  Over $250 million in federal grant money and alumni donations have been sunk into the research without a fully operational cloning machine.
“The machine still has some major kinks,” said Dr. Winslow Bommer, who has run the project since 2009.  ”We’re maybe 85 or 90% there.  But unfortunately, the clones we’re creating aren’t exact copies.”
The current bugaboo perplexing the team is one of appearance transcription coding, according to Bommer.  ”Basically, we can make a second cat, but instead of an exact copy, we get an exact opposite.  Markings are reversed, opposite eye colors, etc.  One cat will be mild mannered and sleepy, the clone will be off the wall and rambunctious,” he explained.
Bommer seemed optimistic that the bugs will be solved, but stressed that their current June 2013 target date for a commercially viable cloner is no longer a likelihood.
Via _tialynn_.

Does nobody else se them as the eels from The Little Mermaid?

thefluffingtonpost:

Cat Cloner Still Not Fully Operational

Scientists at UCLA’s Center for Cat Genetics have announced another delay in their cat cloning project.  The decade-old initiative has become a black spot on the university after years of delays.  Over $250 million in federal grant money and alumni donations have been sunk into the research without a fully operational cloning machine.

“The machine still has some major kinks,” said Dr. Winslow Bommer, who has run the project since 2009.  ”We’re maybe 85 or 90% there.  But unfortunately, the clones we’re creating aren’t exact copies.”

The current bugaboo perplexing the team is one of appearance transcription coding, according to Bommer.  ”Basically, we can make a second cat, but instead of an exact copy, we get an exact opposite.  Markings are reversed, opposite eye colors, etc.  One cat will be mild mannered and sleepy, the clone will be off the wall and rambunctious,” he explained.

Bommer seemed optimistic that the bugs will be solved, but stressed that their current June 2013 target date for a commercially viable cloner is no longer a likelihood.

Via _tialynn_.

Does nobody else se them as the eels from The Little Mermaid?

Reblogged from tamaraswanson-deactivated201110
Reblogged from h-ell

(Source: h-ell, via niffernotniffox)

Election Day Thought

I’m a firm believer in making change one by one. Let me know when there is a presidential candidate who tries to fix one life at a time. There is no way to make everyone happy by trying to solve a problem for the majority. You may argue that there is now way to make everyone happy ever, but there is. It will take some time, but obviously quick fixes aren’t working. Individuality is the key to the success of our country. World peace and everlasting love.


Additional thought: There is a separation of church and state. Just because someone believes or doesn’t believe in the same God, or gods, that you do, does not mean that they are right for the job. Everyone is raised with different morals and makes different life choices. We need to stop agreeing with a person based on the soul fact that they follow the same religion. Religion does not equal a well run country.

Reblogged from shialabeowulf
Reblogged from sugarandbourbon