kinnycole:

Buford being adorable over the years! 

Looks like we have a shed dog in training! <3

I just want to pet and love on this sweet dog! :’) 

sleightofhanna:

“Marian the Librarian” from The Music Man. Robert Preston annoys Shirley Jones in the film version.

This is just a good song though. And I love how every little rhythm is followed through on it. 

geekrest:

All it needed was a little groovy love.

megas-alexandros:

Florida Georgia Line - Cruise (Remix) ft. Nelly

This has basically been on repeat all day. I love this remix so much. My opinion is that it’s one remix that’s almost as good as the original. Probably not the prevailing opinion out there, but IDC.

(I’ve been blasting this every time it has come on my radio) 

Madame Flurrie, who had the funniest commentary in Paper Mario The Thousand Year Door. And is the source of numerous boob jokes from gamers. 

catbountry:

weeaboo-chan:

ok so i tried to find out what breed of cattle this is and i havent been successful but i found these two

and their names are texas tornado and johnny football

the pics are from this website and i dont know jack shit about cattle breeding so maybe someone can tell me if they’re a special breed

Cows now have Bichon Frise technology.

florenceandthepoutines:

I could go for a nice make-out session up against a wall right about now.

twobytwomatrices:

asktherivercity:

ohhh here she comes

watch out boy, she’ll chew you up~

ohhh here she comes

she’s a maneater ~

Happy birthday Mika :U

EDIT:

SAVED IT AS PNG BECAUSE JPEG IS UGLY

bleh put here to show the world my decent art skills I guess

/flops down whee

Woo! Kimi this is beautiful! 

thecrimsonarcher:

Photo on the left—-The Longarm Cut with a log train going through. Photo taken in either 1909 or 1910.

Photo on the right—-The Longarm Cut in May 2013.

This is perhaps one of the more iconic locations in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park that are you most likely to pass through on your way to Elkmont. This is called the Longarm, a passageway that was used during the time of the logging industry was going strong during the 1900s. It was once a massive and craggy hill, but after railroad workers had blasted it with TNT and removed the debris, a safe and easy route was created to get to the nearby logging camp of Elkmont. Back in those days, Elkmont was just a “newborn” of a town, built around the logging industry, the Little River Lumber Company. Elkmont was once called Little River at some point in time.

Man, this reminds me of the big engine in Elizabethton. This is such awesome info!