Jai

Writer. Photographer. Reader. Future farmer. Plantblr.

[nessa007]

[girlwhoisnormal]

They should invent a job that i actually want to do

[rattle-my-stars]

[kat-from-minasmorgul]

🌸💜 pinks & purples

[enochianribs]

oh to have a silly little house like this...

[enochianribs]

the inside has to look like this.

[expressions-of-nature]

by Vladimir Ryabkov

[stars-bean]

Barbie (2023) dir. Greta Gerwig

[nikswonderland]

Monet’s House & Garden… ig credit: ch1ckentendou

[clockworkbibliophile]

some snapshots of a good memory from before money got so tight… my cash app is $olivemarie7. any little bit helps. love you all

[expressions-of-nature]

by flindersan

[ur-daily-inspiration]

Peace & quiet

[yellow-cat]

will you take my gay ass to the botanical garden please.

[valtsv]

[valtsv]

[caliburnabsolute]

y'know what? the stained glass window designers had the right idea, we need more angels with kaleidoscope wings.

[ankle-beez]

[luna-rainbow]

One of the tragedies of Steve’s character assassination is that neither Sam nor Bucky were allowed to mourn his absence. Unlike with Nat, where Yelena and Clint were able to lay bare their grief during Hawkeye. Nominally, Steve went to lead “the life he wanted”, and the narrative was afraid to open the can of worms around how uncharacteristically irresponsible that was. Hence neither Sam nor Bucky could discuss his loss, nor could they voice their own negative emotions around his absence. Not only were they not allowed anger, but they were also deprived of grief and bewilderment and regret. There was a Steve-shaped hole in TFATWS, and as much as the narrative tried to pretend it didn’t exist, the story was warped by its unshakeable presence.

[wiiildflowerrr]

Ash with Avril Lavigne after SLFL Toronto, 12 July 2016.

[uservalentine]

[kindahoping4forever]

Three new clips of Ashton performing with Joshua and the Holy Rollers last night