An overview of a local neighborhood, with a light rainfall, Hanoi, Vietnam, Paul Chesley.
Misplaced Lens Cap
EXPECTATIONS

shark vs the universe
"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"
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YOU ARE THE REASON
let's talk about Bridgerton tea, my ask is open
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if i look back, i am lost

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An overview of a local neighborhood, with a light rainfall, Hanoi, Vietnam, Paul Chesley.
secret calls in the phone/sewing/cat room (chapter 4 of bllb u will always be famous to me)
the fuck would I talk about thursday
saw sab inej in that outfit and went crazy for a bit
If Netflix won't do it then I'll do it myself.
huge fan of reading and learning, but also an even bigger fan of sleeping and being unconscious.
âme when i lieâ is the funniest way to call someone a liar the internet has cooked up thus far
June Patreon (raven Neil)
good morning đ
(v much inspired by this art by @faerieleavesandsticks !)
this has been on my ao3 for a bit but it kind of goes with this piece i think:
Neil is still wearing his sweatpants. Heâs still catching his breath. Heâs still lying here in the dark, in Andrewâs bed, with the sheets and blankets kicked to the floor.
Andrew went to clean up. Neilâs not sure if that means grabbing some paper towel or taking a shower. After sex, Andrew is sometimes distant and sometimes mellow, depending whether heâs shying away from the vulnerability or giving in.
Neil doesnât mind either way. He doesnât mind waiting here to find out which kind of night it is. Heâll know soon enough. If the shower starts, or the TV cuts on, or the microwave whirs â then Neil will count to ten, to zehn, to dix, to ĐŽĐ”ŃŃŃŃ, then heâll get up too, and the night will go on.
After sex, Neil is sometimes boneless and sometimes energized, depending on his own adrenaline and his prior exhaustion and Andrewâs level of creativity. Tonight, Neil definitely has control of his limbs. He could get up, could pull on a shirt and go up to the roof or out to the supermarket frozen aisle. His heart rate still hasnât settled, thumping in a way that makes Neilâs legs twitch with restlessness.
Neil wonât get up yet. First, he wants to see what kind of night it is.
âCleaning upâ turns out to mean a wet, soapy washcloth. Andrew flicks the lamp on when he returns with it. He sits down on the edge of the mattress as he rubs the cloth roughly against Neilâs stomach, then tosses it vaguely in the direction of his hamper. Andrewâs eyes donât leave Neilâs face. He looks calm, but not closed off. Heâs still not wearing a shirt.
When Neil lifts himself up onto his elbows, Andrew shoves him back against the pillows with a hand on his chest.
Neil fails to hide a smile. Andrew rolls his eyes, but then heâs swinging a knee over Neilâs legs and settling on top of him. His cheek rests on Neilâs chest. His palms cradle Neilâs triceps. The too-fast thump-thump-thump of Neilâs heart contributes to that ballooning feeling in his rib cage, a pressure that almost hurts. He shakes one hand free so that he can bury it in Andrewâs slippery-soft hair. Andrewâs sigh is a warm puff against Neilâs bare skin, and Neil tips his face so that he can press his lips to the crown of Andrewâs head.
It only takes a few minutes for Andrew to fall asleep. Neil is too amped up to do the same. He could still go for a jog. He could join Kevin at the court, or do laundry, or write the paper he has due at the end of the week.
He wonât get up, though. Heâll be patient, counting Andrewâs breaths and tracing patterns into his hair.
Neil is stupid, but heâs not a fool; on this kind of night, he wonât be the one to pull away first.
Neil Josten of Millport, AZ
(I like the idea of him carrying little alcohol shooters instead of full bottles in his first aid kit lolol)
Hozier said Iâll see your mortifying ordeal of being known and raise you to the absolute anguish of being unknown
big fan of repetition in poetry. like hell yeah say that shit again
âbread is bad for youâ ârice is bad for youâ sorry im not subscribing to the idea that staple grains that have been integral to cultures for centuries are evil. i love you carbs
wherever you are, i hope youâre happy in your next life
kevin day as this painting of lucifer
they have pretty similar look in their eyes so why not
First Prince (Taylor's Version)Â â An incomplete playlist
the prompt for this day had been 'bow' as in, a ribbon, but i tried interpretting it a different way & had fun with some leyendecker studying & the boys, as always! ;-) this illust is a part of the big set i did for last year's peachtober!
you can snag the prints here!