27, Jul 2011 23 notes

  1. (Source: silverdelirium)

    2. Source: deathboat
    27, Jul 2011 394 notes
  2. teachingliteracy: lieserl

    teachingliteracy:

    lieserl

    3. Source: teachingliteracy
    27, Jul 2011 231 notes
  3. "The most important thing to remember is this: To be ready at any moment to give up what you are for what you might become."
    — W. E. B. Du Bois (via thesearepeopleyouknow)
    4. Source: teachingliteracy
    26, Jul 2011 732 notes
    5. Source: teachingliteracy
    26, Jul 2011 338 notes

  5. Word of the Day

    mentalflossr:

    Kummerspeck (German)
    Excess weight gained from emotional overeating. Literally, grief bacon.

    [See Also: 15 Wonderful Words With No English Equivalent]

    6. Source: mentalflossr
    26, Jul 2011 192 notes

  6. (Source: daydreamsandskeams)

    7. Source: teachingliteracy
    26, Jul 2011 1905 notes

  7. (Source: oswinstime)

    8. Source: fuckyeahdrwho
    26, Jul 2011 256 notes

  8. (Source: samfrigginwinchester)

    9. Source: fuckyeahdrwho
    26, Jul 2011 660 notes
  9. world-shaker: I would love to get a real letter. My Granny still writes hand written letters to friends every week.  That is awesome.

    world-shaker:

    I would love to get a real letter.

    My Granny still writes hand written letters to friends every week.  That is awesome.

    10. Source: teachingliteracy
    26, Jul 2011 259 notes
    11. Source: teachingliteracy
    26, Jul 2011 2756 notes
  11. grammarnet: 12 Most Misunderstood Words. version 2 [infographic]

    grammarnet:

    12 Most Misunderstood Words. version 2 [infographic]

    12. Source: deathboat
    25, Jul 2011 4202 notes
    13. Source: teachingliteracy
    25, Jul 2011 247 notes
  13. "Four basic premises of writing: clarity, brevity, simplicity, and humanity."
    — William Zinsser (via writingadvice)
    14. Source: teachingliteracy
    25, Jul 2011 8262 notes
  14. wickedclothes: “We are drowning in information, but starved for knowledge.” — John Naisbitt There has never been a time in human history when we have had access to such vast amounts of information. Everything from our T.V., PC’s, laptops, and smart-phones allow us to surf the web from anywhere at any time. You can find out when your favorite band will be in your city, what time a movie is showing, or find out the latest celebrity gossip. All of that is information… but do you have knowledge? This shirt is sold at Random Objects.

    wickedclothes:

    “We are drowning in information, but starved for knowledge.” — John Naisbitt

    There has never been a time in human history when we have had access to such vast amounts of information. Everything from our T.V., PC’s, laptops, and smart-phones allow us to surf the web from anywhere at any time. You can find out when your favorite band will be in your city, what time a movie is showing, or find out the latest celebrity gossip. All of that is information… but do you have knowledge?

    This shirt is sold at Random Objects.

    15. Source: teachingliteracy
    25, Jul 2011 3178 notes

  15. shoebian:

    bellatrixed:

    Doctor Who Series 6, Part 2 Trailer (from Comic-Con)

    I am so…. No, Moffat, I haven’t figured it out.

     My favorite part is Rory and his intimidating mop!  ;-)

    (Source: castamererain)

    16. Source: shoebie-love
Archive Random