honey-bun-diaries

thatsonofamitch:

bencatzenkur:

aslightlyangryfeminist:

thatsonofamitch:

hitlervevo:

i wanna know the story behind this

What the FUCK

@thatsonofamitch what’s the anime? 👀

coolscar:

fiddynun:

coolscar:

there is literally nothing worse than accidentally eating a really soft grape

MAYBE EXCEPT YOU WHOLE FAMILY BEING MURDERED IN FRONT OF YOUR FACE

have you ever eaten a soft grape

thehighpriestofreverseracism:

promethazines:

shyriadracnoir:

How much damage does this do if I hit someone with it

they beat Jesus with that

this increased the sensitivity in my teeth by 200%

stout-shako:

when u try to tell ur parents about a problem but they end up yelling at u

disgruntledlungfish:

Today I feel like the dad from coraline

positive-memes:

I’m not crying, you are!

ghibli-collector:

Studio Ghibli – The Day I Bought a Star – Dir. Hayao MIyazaki (2006)

“Nana, a young boy tired of the city, escapes into the country. When trying to bring vegetables to the market to sell, his cart breaks down and he exchanges the vegetables for a mystical seed…”

Released in 2006 this 16 minute film is based on a story by Naohisa Inoue and set in the mysterious world of “Iblard” which inspired the art for the fantasy scenes in Whisper of the Heart (1995).

When i booked my trip to Japan earlier in the year i was praying to the gods that this would be one of the films being shown when i visited the Ghibli Museum and thankfully it was 😀

The film is incredibly beautiful with an utterly enchanting and mysterious story and characters, so it feels like a little bit of a shame that not many people will get to see it… Then on the other it makes the Ghibli museum experience even more magical to visit leaving you with an incredible memory to take away with you which i think is what the museum is all about.