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Untitled (59.4 x 84.1cm, Charcoal on Paper) by Harris Clook

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Book of the week: Middlesex by Jeffrey Eugenides

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Playboy’s Miss January 2017:

Bridget Malcolm

Photography by Jason Lee Parry

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Finish your day inside of me. Please.

(via themotherofrevelation)

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Minimalistic doodle 🌴 Ig-motelbunny 🐰

[poems-and-words]

Book of the week: No Matter the Wreckage by Sarah Kay

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[theliteraryjournals]

He’s so damned nice and he’s so awful. He’s my sort of thing.

Ernest Hemingway, The Sun Also Rises (via theliteraryjournals)

[poems-and-words]

Book of the week: Big Little Lies by Liane Moriarty

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[culturenlifestyle]

2017 Moon Phase Calendar by Christy Nyboer

Artist Christy Nyboer has illustrated a stunning calendar which chronicles the phases of the moon. Scientific, contemporary and beautiful, the calendar comes in three different colors, which is handmade. You can find it over on the Etsy shop Little Lark.

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Photo Album: Winter in Poland

[culturenlifestyle]

2017 Moon Phase Calendar by Christy Nyboer

Artist Christy Nyboer has illustrated a stunning calendar which chronicles the phases of the moon. Scientific, contemporary and beautiful, the calendar comes in three different colors, which is handmade. You can find it over on the Etsy shop Little Lark.

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[wordsnquotes]

December is the loneliest month. I like to be alone. I just don’t like to be lonely.

Kara Nesvig, Here’s What I’ve Been Doing Since You’ve Been Gone (via wordsnquotes)

[thelovejournals]

I exist in two places.     here, and where you are.

Margaret Atwood, “Corpse Song” (via thelovejournals)

[thequotejournals]

You laughed so charmingly once, I think that’s what first attracted me to you. That and your smile.

Samuel Beckett, Embers  (via thequotejournals)