I will always be the optimist.

"I am and always will be the optimist the hoper of far flung hopes and the dreamer of improbable dreams." I23I ENFP I US I Aries I

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Fanni Bacskai (@fannibacskai)

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I love a lot of things about this time but I think in my heart I still wish I was a princess in a different time sometimes...

[h-brook-writes]

Some writing days are surgical and precise. Every move is calculated and executed to perfection. Your paragraphs are crisp, clean and plentiful.

The rest of the time, you’re six years old, everything is written backwards in blunt crayon, you’re squirting way too much glue on the page and slapping irrelevant shit into the book, the pages are stuck together, the house is on fire, you’re screaming–

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I think it’s time to make a blackberry tart. 

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Roman Holiday (dir. by William Wyler, 1953).

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I really love this movie:)

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This is so beautiful. 

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Spring in red

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I feel like at heart I’m some sort of forest nymph or dryad dancing among the trees. 

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TBR TAG

I was tagged by @convenientalias to do this tag. 

rules:

Look at your TBR pile or list

Get 3 numbers from a random number generator (Google it if you’d like to use a different one)

Talk about what books correspond to the numbers you were given. (Why are they on there? Were they recommended to you? Etc.)

Tag people to do the same

The numbers I got were 10, 8, and 5. 

10

This book is part of my ambition to read all of the Sherlock Holmes novels/ short stories. I read some of the short stories when I was a kid but recently have been in the mood for books that are more plot-heavy and also I just like Sherlock. I don’t think it was recommended to me but my mom did give me The Complete Sherlock Holmes for Christmas. 

8

This book is one that I and a friend have both been wanting to read and both have ambitions to read this summer. It is supposed to be a face paced adventure novel and sounds like it will be fun. I don’t think anyone recommended it to me I just want to read it it’s The Count of Monte Cristo. I’d really like to read the other Alexander Dumas novels this summer as well if I end up having time.  

5

This book is for a book club that I and my English major friends started up. I’ve only read a chapter of it but it sounds like it’s gonna be a fun read. It’s about a princess who’s on Queen Elizabeth's bad side so far. It was recommended to me by my friend Melody I’m sure it will be fun. It’s called The Perilous Guard.

I’m not going to tag anyone so if you want to do it consider yourself tagged:)

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[bythealone-forthealone]

Convince yourself that you are working in clay, not marble; on paper, not eternal bronze: Let that first sentence be as stupid as it wishes.

Jacques Barzun

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by Henni Klee

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I’m stepping into this vast beautiful field of my new beginning. I’m not going to look back although I’ll carry the gifts I received in my old voyages in my heart. I’ll walk forward face lifted to the sun in joy because there is wonder in the unknown in the beginning of a new voyage.

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What if I want the cosmos to be the romantic land of mysteries the ancients believed it was. Instead of the bits of dark matter, dark energy, matter and so on that, the astrophysicists say it is made of. 

What if it is?

If there was anything intangible or mysterious about the cosmos I can be certain that science would never know it. “We can’t test for it” they’d say. Which is why they’d never find it. 

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