I speak for the trees

~ Victoria ~ 37 ~ lesbian ~ triplet ~ INFJ ~ inhaler of books ~ Let your love shine through

[littlestpersimmon]

Free Ornamentation VI. This work is dedicated to the public domain 🐇

[emily-e-draws]

Camouflage 🍅🐉🌿

[rosieandthemoon]

Cardiff Castle, Wales {info}

[yohjimuse]

me

[konoko]

[happyheidi]

let’s go for a walk

(via)

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[shisasan]

August 11, 1920 Letters to Milena by Franz Kafka First published : 1952

[cannibalchicken]

[bogleech]

Sometimes they eat sand dollars : )

[poondragoon]

Sharks have 10-20 times the bite force of a human.

A sand dollar test has roughly twelve times the crushing strength of a Pringle. QED, a shark may indeed experience the crispness of a Pringle.

[sidnakdbsjndbsb13726]

Love and peace on planet earth

[polkadotmotmot]

Melanie Daniel - On Flightpaths to Each Other, 2026 -Oil on canvas

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[yuumei-art]

I had a lot of fun painting this one~ That classic celestial gold and blue combo just can't be beat. I love Agott's character growth though the story, like the phases of the moon, ever changing 🌒🌓🌔🌕🌖🌗🌘🌑

Of all the main characters, I think there's only Olly left to be brimmed haha.

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[thecozyinteriors]

[nigelgraz]

Today's study

[terrorignitis]

The brain being considered as the proper organ of the mind, is not to be understood as a single viscus, but in reality a congeries of organs, each of them the seat of a particular mental power, one being appropriated to wonder, another to veneration, others to form, colour, &c., through the whole series thus forming the seat of consciousness, and the centre to which all impressions made upon the nerves distributed over the body are conveyed, and from which the commands of the will are transmitted to put the various parts in motion. “The mind sees through the medium of the eye, just as it thinks or feels through the medium of the brain, and as changes in the condition of the eye deteriorate or destroy the power of vision, without affecting the principle of mind, the obvious inference follows; in like manner may changes in the condition of the brain, destroy the power of feeling or of thinking, and yet, the mind or soul itself remain essentially the same”.

Philosophy of Witchcraft, by John Mitchell and John Dickie.