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It's not something I would recommend, but it is one way to live Cause what is simple in the moonlight, by the morning never is What's so simple in the moonlight, now is so complicated

[death-by-elocution]

[homedesigning]

(via A Set Of Extraordinary Exteriors)

[sleazeburger]

Neon theatre in Tampa

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(via 3 Living Spaces with Dark and Decadent Black Interiors)

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[urbnite]

[mysharona1987]

[mesogeios]

The unique thing about writers is that they write. Therefore they are pickier about words, at least on paper. But everyone “writes” in a way; that is, each person has a “story”—a personal narrative—which is constantly being replayed, revised, taken apart, and put together again. The significant points in this narrative change as a person ages—what may have been tragedy at twenty is seen as comedy or nostalgia at forty. All children “write.” (And paint, and sing.) I suppose the real question is why do so many people give it up.

Margaret Atwood, excerpt from The Art of Fiction No. 121, The Paris Review   (via herkindoftea)

[homedesigning]

(via Small Home Designs Under 50 Square Meters)

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[thecozyspace]

[gurl]

[dreamliest]

i want to live in eric’s basement tbh

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mekanoide

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