malformalady:

Donkey’s tail succulents (Sedum morganianum) grow long trailing branches featuring bulbous light blue-green leaves approximately 1/2 inch long. The leaves resemble jelly beans; the plant is also called the burro’s tail or jelly bean plant. The above hanging succulent by William Joyce Design

scenes-from-my-hood:

mediaite: CNN’s Wolf Blitzer Asks Atheist Tornado Survivor If She ‘Thanked The Lord’

dahliaeyes:

Reversed roles.

• Playboy: There's a video on YouTube called "Peter Dinklage Gets So Much Pussy" in which two guys talk about how much you've been getting laid since Game of Thrones. They estimate your sexual activity has increased 600 percent in the past few years. Does that sound about right?
• Dinklage: It depends. By "pussy" do they mean actual pussy? Or is it a metaphor, like for gardening? Because if that's the case, then yes, I've been doing a lot of gardening lately. If they mean sex, they might be getting me confused with somebody else. But if pussy means wearing old-man sweaters and watering my herb garden, then absolutely, I'm getting so much pussy.

blissed:

whomever is lucky enough to produce his baby geese will see this every day. ryan with bed head, giggling about something or other, clutching their bb and just

can i

i can’t

*flips table*

permatech:

Living Fences: How-To, Advantages and Tips

Sustainable living fences can hold animals, protect soil, provide livestock fodder, offer food or compost, and will last generations.

By Harvey Ussery via motherearthnewsmag

bronapartiste:

mikestand:

Dirty Dudes: Alex Minsky

Marine Lance Cpl. Alex Minsky is an Afghan war veteran who lost his leg after his truck rolled over an IED (improvised explosive device). Photographer Tom Cullis saw Alex at the gym an immediately recruited him to model. Alex has gone on to shoot forMichael Stokes & Justin Monroe.

CHRIST

ALMIGHTY

i-ll-u-s-i-o-n-a-l:

 

suicideblonde:

Maisie Williams, Liam Cunningham and Carice von Houten at the Game of Thrones exhibit in Amsterdam, May 18th

mothernaturenetwork:

How to garden in dry shade

Choosing the right plants can turn barren ground into a showcase of color and texture.

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