Rules of the Road (courtesy of Round America)
Rule 1: See therealworld. Stay off the interstate highways
Rule 2: Eat pie. Eat where the locals eat. Avoid franchised restaurants. “Slow food” rather than fast food.
Rule 3: See the sights that others miss. Don’t visit many theme parks.
Rule 4: Plan toenjoythe unexpected. When something catches your eye, check it out
Rule 5: Try new things - new places, new people, new food, new experiences
Rule 6: Stop and smell the roses - or whatever. No need to rush; enjoy the journey
Rule 7: Think local. Listen to local radio stations; read local paper; watch local TV.
Rule 8: Make the best of every situation. If it seems boring, or ugly or wrong, look again.
Rule 9: Be smart. Be safe. Be prepared. Exercise every day. Keep the gas tank full.
Rule 10: Preserve the experience. Maintain a journal; keep records, and take lots of photos.
(via desireshatteredmirrors)
“Security camera clips that make the news usually show bad things, but Coke decided to ‘look at the world a little differently’ in this heartwarming viral video. They found security camera footage from around the world showing happy moments: people stealing kisses instead of possessions, dealing potato chips instead of drugs, and offering car assistance rather than road rage.” [x]
(via seeminglyreal)
Sara Bareilles | Bright Lights and Cityscapes
you’d never have to ask, I’m gonna love you
(Source: beatofherheart, via seeminglyreal)
“Bite my ass Krispy Kreme”
” ‘cause that’s all you got lady, two wrong feet and fu**ing ugly shoes!”
I always tend to love films that are based on true stories more than any other, and this one is just so flipping good!
Click on the picture to go to the real Erin Brokovich’s site and read more about her story and what she has done since.
“When you’re weary. Feeling small. When tears are in your eyes. I will dry them all.
I’m on your side. When times get rough. And friends just can’t be found. Like a bridge over troubled water, I will lay me down. Like a bridge over troubled water, I will lay me down”
This was one of the first songs I used to sing when I was a kid, I’m an old soul, but love it, it is just such a nice song.
