filthy greaser: are u sad don't be sad: a happy things masterpost →
i haven’t been feeling great motivation- and self esteem-wise these past few days and so i decided to compile a list of things that make me feel better and then i thought maybe some of you could use it too so here even tho you’ve probably heard of most of this
- this mix bc life was easier in the 90s when we were young and carefree amirite
- are u writing an essay use writtenkitten it rewards u with kitten pics when u reach word count targets!!!! (=^･^=)
- and if you need calming things
- or compliments
- or parks and rec compliments
- this mix if you want to feel calm and this one if you want to feel pumped (disclaimer i made both but i vouch for them)
- gigantic movies masterpost i mEAN ｡◕ ‿ ◕｡
- also the 101 dalmatians is on youtube in its entirety iajs
- corgis at a beach party idek
- you have probably seen posts about ‘things that will restore your faith in humanity’ before but guess what they still work so here and here
- this baby panda really loves his ball
- also QUOKKAS omg i forgot quokkas look how cute (｡♥‿♥｡)
- waste time with this ridiculous ‘singing horses’ interactive website
- or with robot unicorn attack remember how fun that was
- photos of a tiny baby surrounded by french bulldog puppies SO CUTE U WILL CRY
- (ﾉ◕ヮ◕)ﾉ*:･ﾟ✧ remember that u are wonderful and funny and an a+ individual and WHATEVER IT IS U CAN DO IT I PROMISE!!!!!!!
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Robby Krieger, May 20, 2013 (via oldrockstars)
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Ray Manzarek and Jim Morrison were the two most unusual people I have ever known. It didn’t take long to realize this about Jim. He was obviously a genius, and he worked hard at being different. Did a good job of it too. Ray on the other hand, was a late bloomer. I guess it took all of his [and our ] energies to keep Jim in line. The real Ray didn’t appear until after Jim was gone. He was constantly doing projects with different people, producing, playing with different poets. He always saw the good side of people, and that was his genius. He was the only guy at UCLA that saw something good about Jim. Everyone else thought of Jim as a phony or worse. He saw the genius of Jim’s words and the rest is history. Ray sure did influence my life, and I hope yours to. I’ll always be grateful to John for introducing me to Ray and Jim, and I’ll never forget them.
