[rosieandthemoon]

by Cathy Inaba

[dame-de-pique]

Cedric Wright - Newborn Fawn, 1940s-50s

[pinkstarlightcomputer]

Henrik Kleppe Worm-Müller "Memories 3" 2019 Acrylic on canvas 50x60 cm.

[nemfrog]

Winter sky, looking north from London. The Starry Heavens. 1933. 

[victormalonso]

en la orilla del silencio | víctor m. alonso

[puddle--wonderful]

Washed. Dried. Ironed.

[sesiondemadrugada]

Christina Bothwell.

[frankiehayward]

Fumi Kaneko in Giselle

Photo: Dave Morgan

[nemfrog]

An anonymous fan submitted this irresistible animation based on a recent well received post.

source

[bigfootmountain]

Sandpoint local Christine Kester never really thought much about Sasquatch until she saw three strange creatures while backpacking in the Mallard Larkins Primitive area in 2001.

The Mallard Larkins is perched in the headwaters of the St. Joe and Clearwater rivers. Kester and her companion were well into their journey, on a ridge above Heart Lake, when they looked down and saw two large figures and a dog—or a pet bear—“hanging around like a happy family” in a marshy part of the lake, Kester said. The two-legged figures were startled by the hikers on the ridge and started running.

“They were running like kids,” Kester recalled. “Their arms were out in front of them, and they were jumping over logs like they were nothing. I said, ‘Check out their dog. It’s a bear! And those people are all brown!’”

They disappeared in the trees, she said. “And we both looked at each other like, did this really happen? … To this day I regret we didn’t go down and look for footprints.”

Kester reported her sighting to www.BFRO.net, the website for the Bigfoot Researchers Organization. They collect stories from North America, categorize them, then post the most credible.

[llovinghome]

lambs running through the wild garlic

[wolf-eagle]

Tenderness is the most modest form of love.  ……..Tenderness is spontaneous and disinterested; it goes far beyond empathetic fellow feeling. Instead it is the conscious, though perhaps slightly melancholy, common sharing of fate. Tenderness is deep emotional concern about another being, its fragility, its unique nature, and its lack of immunity to suffering and the effects of time. Tenderness perceives the bonds that connect us, the similarities and sameness between us. It is a way of looking that shows the world as being alive, living, interconnected, cooperating with, and codependent on itself. 

—Olga Tokarczuk  || The Tender Narrator, Translated by Jennifer Croft and Antonia Lloyd-Jones

[memoryslandscape-deactivated202]

from Nobel Lecture, 7 December 2019

[cats-of-cairo]

Details of Karnak: great hypostyle hall in the Precinct of Amun Re and small sparrow living a calm life in the temple of Khonsu the Child. 

[vertigo1871]

[theraccolta]

How lovely it was, that first kiss of Jesus in my heart — it was truly a kiss of love. I knew that I was loved and said, “I love You, and I give myself to You forever.”

- Saint Therese of the Child Jesus

[roseydoux]

Romeo + Juliet (1996)

[tunisienne]

Takrouna, Sousse, Tunisia.

By:  Wassim Toukebri

[dachisterises]

H.W. Janson, History of Art