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Penny Dreadful // The Queen's Gambit

Eu às vezes fico me culpando por querer umas coisas pequenas que são absolutamente inúteis e que EM TESE eu não deveria gastar o meu dinheiro nelas porque são supérfluas, mas aí eu vejo uma gente que passa a vida, sei lá, fazendo coleção de bolsa da hermés pra mostrar na internet. A escala, sabe? Nem falo do ponto de vista da injustiça social, mas o fato de que fico me perguntando qual a função de tudo isso. Sempre que eu vejo umas coisas assim em termos de exagero eu fico imaginando que "e depois de morrer, leva o que?" é um pensamento meio tonto, talvez, e reflete muito do ambiente e da forma como eu fui criada, provavelmente. Mas são questões essenciais que certamente demonstram a minha forma de me comportar no mundo e a tendência que eu tenho a me condenar por querer umas coisas que são tão pequenas, simplesmente porque elas me trariam algum prazer momentâneo, - e fazer delas um grande problema, quando no fim não tem a menor importância. Vamos de terapia?

#pensandopensamentos #meus pensamentos #pensamentos aleatórios

vivsdraws

Don’t know if anyone here is interested in this but I drew up a little explainer of how I use my Hobonichi Weeks to manage my schedule/freelancing multiple projects

koonellog

🍷 Week 49

koonellog

that soft gentle and beautiful kind of love that one that doesn't have to, but knows how to give it back worship and ride or die kind of deal, surrender, realness.

chuwenjie

summer’s almost over so here’s some summer themed drawings~

michonnegrimes

George Harrison and Pattie Boyd in “SOMETHING” by THE BEATLES (1969) George wrote a song called “Something,” which he released as his first A-side single with the Beatles. He told me, in a matter of fact way, that he had written it for me. I thought it was beautiful – and it turned out to be the most successful song he ever wrote, with more than a hundred and fifty cover versions. His favorite was the one by James Brown. Frank Sinatra said he thought it was the best love song ever written. My favorite version was the one by George Harrison, which he played to me in the kitchen at Kinfauns. – Pattie Boyd

findsilver

The way we work it is like, we just whistle. John will whistle at me, and I’ll whistle back at him, and he’ll whistle back at me, and sometimes we’ll keep whistling at each other for days. — Paul, 1966

vintageeveryday

These candid backstage Polaroids were taken by an unknown fan of Jimi Hendrix at the 1969 Woodstock. Hendrix performed early Monday morning so this would have been the last day of the festival – August 17, 1969.