moonbeams and dreams

(re)blogging my heart out

[allthingseurope]

Bruges, Belgium (by Thierry Lemaitre)

[shirewalker]

        “This is Amara. The true Amara. The one Carmindor fell in love with.               The one he would have looked back at two seconds earlier.    She makes me remember why I fell in love with Starfield, the hypothesis that in every universe, in every world, there is a Carmindor and Amara.         In any universe, in any world, as anyone–we are them. They are us.”                                                          ― Ashley Poston, Geekerella

[lit-erary-memes]

[star-reads-ya]

[justlittlethings]

[atchieaiv]

Random sadness, I hate when it comes around.

Mind’s shouting, but no listener to be found.

[feral-ballad]

Mahmoud Darwish, tr. by Fady Joudah, from The Butterfly’s Burden; “We were missing a present”

[uridewellbutudontkissnicelyatall]

Wine and books

[atchieaiv]

[justlittlethings]

[dakiedoodles]

It finally arrived and the quality is really beautiful. ❤️

[atchieaiv]

Amazing book! Now available in Amazon. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[atchieaiv]

Job Interviewer: Have you ever had a responsible job?

Me: Yes, I'm a white mage. I never let my party members die when I heal.

[i-likalotapus-deactivated202312]

If I put my controller down to text you, then you’re pretty fucking important to me.

Just Gamer Things (via theamericanhusky)

[edercgames]

[gamestop]

Power to the Players.

[archatlas]

[thekhooll-deactivated20210705]

Windows of the World Andre Vicente Goncalves

“I have always had a curiosity about windows.

Like the structure of houses, they change from region to region and “Windows of the World” was born, a big evolution from the earliest windows that were only a hole in the wall.”

You can see the series so far @ andrevicentegoncalves.com

[bookriot]

Reading a book for someone can be so loaded. What we read can change who we are, so when you don’t like a book someone else has loved, they feel you are rejecting their whole selves. I know that I have found it easier to just not return a loved one’s calls for a few days instead of owning up to not liking their favorite book.

from What Books Have You Read For A Loved One? (via bookriot)