Hajichi -- banned tattoo practice originating in Okinawa, Japan
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Hajichi -- banned tattoo practice originating in Okinawa, Japan
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My #1 beauty tip is to buy a bulk of ceylon cinnamon sticks and literally just make tea with them everyday. Have as many cups as you can drink. Aside from making your skin glow it has so many great benefits. It reduces any and all inflammation in your body and the root of most diseases/cancers is inflammation. Improves gut health. Helps kill any bad bacteria in your mouth. Lowers blood sugar levels. Helps blood circulation. I could go on….
This white silk box was the first gift Courtney ever gave to Kurt. From the 2008 book, “Cobain Unseen”.
Have you noticed that in every photo of Fiona in a bed she is always on the left hand side?
the devil’s in the details but i have no patience for them. the little trinkets on your windowsill, the dust on the top of the refrigerator, the sound of each fragment of your heart shattering along with the earth beneath you, slowly and deliberately, heed way to the rush, the insatiable appetite of the beast gnawing at your intestines. i suppose this is what we call life now. how twisted.
i’ve forgotten what the trees look like.
you’ve forgotten what the trees look like.
i’d like to remember what the trees look like, but if i do, we may never speak again.