[natalieironside]

My blog is a safe space for burnouts, flakes, layabouts, ne'er-do-wells, underachievers, and anyone who can't be arsed

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dengyue_zheng

[have-you-been-here]

Loving arms, Earth

Have you been here?

I have been here

I have not been here

Voting ended onFeb 21

[huariqueje]

February 2 degrees cold - Jørgen Sørensen , 1887.

Norwegian , 1861-1894

Oil on canvas , 87.4 x 71.8 cm.

[perplexingly]

Here's my furry nun comic 😇

[rovbookshelf]

From The Rose of Versailles Definitive Edition , Takarazuka’s Rose of Versailles, Riyoko Ikeda at her piano

[rovbookshelf]

Riyoko's Opinion: Marie Antoinette and Hans Axel von Fersen

From The Rose of Versailles 30th Anniversary Commemorative Encyclopedia

Marie Antoinette: "I think she is a very cute and charming person. The way Zweig portrayed her in his novel was very appealing. Some of the letters that have been preserved between her and her mother, Maria Theresa are apparently full of mistakes. Things like spelling and grammar…There is a story that after she became a bride, she even forgot her native language, considering things like that, I find her to be an endearing person. In France, she was labeled a wicked woman and was very disliked, but recently her reputation seems to be changing. Is it thanks to The Rose of Versailles? (laughs)"

Hans Axel von Fersen: "Even if he actually had many lovers, was there only one true love? It is not shown in the original story, but in real life he actually had many lovers besides Antoinette. Honestly speaking, if it were me, I do not like a guy like this. (laughs) I heard that he even had his mistress handle the arrangements for the Flight to Varennes. But having mistresses was normal for a nobleman at that time, and it seems the only one he truly loved was Antoinette. There still remains a letter that says "I will not marry anyone else"."

[gael-garcia]

♫ But what will we do with so much love ? Show it to the world or conceal it? We’ll do all that is forbidden. We’ll go together to the snack bar. We’ll smoke a pipe in secret. We’ll stuff ourselves on cake.♫

Donkey Skin (1970), dir. Jacques Demy

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[poodleman]

[hersadexistence]

Povídání o pejskovi a kočičce, Eduard Hofman, 1950-1051 E01 Jak pejsek s kočičkou myli podlahu

[phantomleaves]

The work of Glen Martin Taylor

[rovbookshelf]

From Takarazuka Revue, The Rose of Versailles Special Issue 1990

[quixoticanarchy]

the author’s poorly disguised unchallenged ideas about how the world works, what is natural, what should go without saying

[feefal]

Did you guys know that the heart can be unrolled? It’s really just a muscly tube once you fold it open. (Seriously it’s true and it’s gnarly as hell)

Try this at home with this nifty step-by-step guide!

[kattigans]

[leozarchiv3]

There is no afterlife