curious.

it’s interesting how quick something can be set into motion. one tiny action, one simple statement, one easy act that gets ignored - anything can easily cause something that was so ‘perfectly’ built to crumble in an instant. 

it’s no secret that I live in Hollywood, and I witness backstabbing and fake friendships on a day-to-day basis. I’ve fallen victim to it many times, and yet that still hasn’t made think I shouldn’t be a genuine, giving, honest person. More cautious, absolutely, but never anything to the point of being a ‘Hollywood girl.’

to think that one minute things are one way, and in the next your actions [or lack thereof] completely changed the course of them is fascinating. I wonder all the time, but how can people actually be ok with most of the decisions they make, when they affect each other so negatively? it blows my mind. because even though I’ve been taken advantage of, used, lied to, hurt, and not re-payed for much of the stuff I’ve done, something inside of me still believes in a goodness in people. all I want is for some people to prove me right.

I was very fortunate. I got to Detroit in his second season. Where could you ever get a player who would miss very few games, who could play at the level he was at? You never had to worry about him day-to-day. He was just one-of-a-kind. Even after they changed the rules after the (2004-05) lockout, his game never suffered. People thought he might not be able to handle the new game, but he did. The great players always adapt.


He was a wonderful person and a terrific player. He was a natural choice as captain after Yzerman left. The thing I was always amazed about with Nick Lidstrom was how he could play with anybody as a partner on defense, and his game never suffered, and he could just play with anybody. It’s going to be strange to watch Detroit without him.

— Scotty Bowman (via wonderfultonight12)

mlive.com

theyslayedthedragon:

Congratulations to Nicklas Lidstrom, on his retirement at the age of 42. He played all 20 NHL Seasons with the Detroit Red Wings winning 4 Stanley Cups and 7 Norris Trophies.

theyslayedthedragon
ohmygodbeautifulbitches

Nicklas Lidstrom is forever The Perfect Human.

thank you for being amazing <3

contradicting-stereotype:

Karen Walker is a Goddess 

theheterophobicguy
showmeyourtoewsface:

itsstaalgood:

snowkitten35:

qdk:

Sweden in summer must be a lovely place.
Carl Hagelin and his friends. The man in the yellow shorts is his brother, Bobbie. 

this image brought me joy today

Sweden is pulling a cruel joke on the world. They’re all so perfect and I can’t have any of them.

showmeyourtoewsface:

itsstaalgood:

snowkitten35:

qdk:

Sweden in summer must be a lovely place.

Carl Hagelin and his friends. The man in the yellow shorts is his brother, Bobbie. 

this image brought me joy today

Sweden is pulling a cruel joke on the world. They’re all so perfect and I can’t have any of them.

sundsviksummerlegue.blogg.se

fuckyeahvaltterifilppula:

He’s so talented. I can’t even.

justanapple
nickcarter2
a2z-art.com