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Some space otters for _liv_2_draw on instagram

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Hawthorne and Louis

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I’m coming home, Ace…

#destiny #cayde #cayde-6

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To all you long distance lovers ❤️

Here’s to you. There is nothing harder than being miles from the one person you wish you were an arms reach from. There’s nothing more difficult than sleeping on FaceTime instead of sleeping in their arms and losing connection when your wifi sucks. There’s nothing harder than squeezing your pillow when you want to be squeezing them. There is nothing worse than going out with your friends and wishing they were sitting right there by your side enjoying the same moments and making the same memories you were. But these sad moments and lonely nights build the strongest relationships. You learn how important communication is and how nothing can stop you from loving the one person who has broken down your walls. you cherish the moments you have and take in the everything that others take advantage of. You build the most successful relationships and one day the distance will no longer be a factor and your love will never leave your arms. keep pushing until you get there and never let the distance win. love is stronger. You’re stronger.

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MORGEN 18 UHR

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Guten Morgen

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Auch der Wald bekommt eine goldene Schallplatte überreicht, für sein Mitwirken an “Musik ist keine Lösung”… | Facebook: Alligatoah

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http://iglovequotes.net/

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Jennifer Rostock - Schlaflos

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Immer wenn ich blau bin 🌚

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Research by Ragen McGowan & others at (University of Agricultural Sciences, Sweden) investigates whether dogs enjoy the experience of solving a problem in order to obtain a reward, or if it is just the reward itself that makes them happy. Rather unusually, the idea came from a study that found cattle who completed a task to earn a reward seemed to be happier than those who just received the reward. The design of McGowan’s study is very similar, but adjusted for dogs. The results show that when dogs solved the problem and earned a reward they wagged their tails more and were more eager to repeat the experience than if they were just given a reward. The study also found that food was a preferred reward over time with another dog and petting from a familiar human.

(Fact Source/read more on study) Follow Ultrafacts for more facts

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Heli flight above the Central Cascades in Washington