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laufeysons

pick (1) louis song to listen to for the rest of your life. no you can’t listen to other louis songs just this one song

walls

saturdays

habit

high in california

miss you

waoyf

lucky again

we made it

only the brave

hey op fuck you (or other. put it in the tags)

Voting ended onMar 8, 2023

#holding on to heartache ???

fuchsiasea

to celebrate harry being a directioner, rb with your favorite song from each 1d album

#uan: more than this #tmh: she’s not afraid or truly madly deeply #mm: something great #four: fool’s gold or ready to run #mitam: iicf or olivia

stylesnews

Full video of Harry doing a shoey in Perth - 20/02

#i am. throwing up

cheruib

februray is here and it's like we are standing on the line where the cold sea meets the grains of sand tenderly warmed by the sunshine. it's still cool, we're still dripping water and the breeze is chilly, by the end of the month we wrap ourselves in a towel, we take a few steps more and the sand now, completely underneath our feet, warms our bodies. we will be warm, we will be welcomed by the sunshine soon enough. let's hang in there.

principleofplenitude

“The first note known to have sounded on earth was an E natural. It was produced some 165 million years ago by a katydid (a kind of cricket) rubbing its wings together, a fact deduced by scientists from the remains of one of these insects, preserved in amber. Consider, too, the love life of the mosquito. When a male mosquito wishes to attract a mate, his wings buzz at a frequency of 600Hz, which is the equivalent of D natural. The normal pitch of the female’s wings is 400Hz, or G natural. Just prior to sex, however, male and female harmonise at 1200Hz, which is, as Michael Spitzer notes in his extraordinary new book, The Musical Human, ‘an ecstatic octave above the male’s D’. ‘Everything we sing’, Spitzer adds, ‘is just a footnote to that.’”

— “Symphony of a Thousand Millennia“ from Literary Review

#stop i’ll cry