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[zagrebinaa]

[000inreality000]

[heyvamin]

[moonandtrees]

[ashleshaglow]

Oh nothing, just some Cancer rashi activities. 🤭

[2apricot]

https://www.instagram.com/p/CMef0NXBGVM/

[04k96]

[ashleshaglow]

I never understood throwing out your loved one’s things when they pass away. I understand throwing out clutter or little Knickknacks they collected but even then, you can’t just find a box to store them in? Okay, sure, maybe you’re not interested in your grandma’s duck collection, but you can’t be bothered to keep a few ducks?

Idk maybe it’s cultural, my family keeps everything that’s meaningful in some way and some things are in storage. I have the frames of my grandmothers glasses, address book, her house keys, etc. I’d never throw those things away. I wasn’t really close with my Dad but I kept his silver chains I remember him wearing when I was child.

[myasource]

[miamaimania]

Lance Brewer ∿ Newspapers that refuse to lie flat

[sunkissedandbronzed]

via pinterest

[gatabella]

Marilyn Monroe by Richard Avedon, 1957

[ashleshaglow]

Ascendant vs. Sun. vs. Moon

I’m curious to know people’s experiences on how the rashis and nakshatras manifest throughout their/other people’s big 3.

For example, Ashlesha ascendant seems a bit “softer” on the ascendant than it does when it’s placed on the Sun.

[rebely-outh]

[eatyourcandyfloss]

Solange

[blackismmm]