Little bit of me

Born 1980, living in Czech republic, loving Oscars, movies, Meryl Streep, books, Virginia Woolf, psychoanalysis, Sigmund Freud, travelling, London, paintings, Vincent van Gogh.

[soulstratum]

Eilean Donan Castle, Scotland

[indigoslimeflower]

[peace-and-awe]

Sunflowers 🌻

Insta @readytorach

[x-ta-bay-4]

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[jjunkyard]

[perriaeyjeve]

[juan-francisco-palencia]

𝑸​𝒖​𝒐​𝒕​𝒂​𝒃​𝒍​𝒆​ ​𝒒​𝒖​𝒐​𝒕​𝒆​𝒔​.​

"Those moments with the simplest and most casual details are the ones that fill our hearts."

—  Juan Francisco Palencia.

[zahraa17]

[thehopefulquotes]

“You cannot find peace by avoiding life.”

— Virginia Woolf

[nordicsublime]

Snow is melting. Winter is over.

[itssallysparrow]

http://instagram.com/5gardenias

[life-spire]

[zarianka-deactivated20190609]

live with books.

[incilerden]

[iihrrtme]

[warmfigure]

bookcase has been (mostly) filled! now i just want a bigger dining table and new chairs, then my dream dining room will be complete

[stabilises]

ig: emmaleger

[lastrosebloom]

Littérature française du XIXè siècle: Madame Bovary

When reading French texts I always keep my little personal dictionary next to me, ready to write down the definitions of words I don't know. I find it helps a lot with retention of those words. We are allowed to take our book (including all annotations!!) into the exam for this module, so I am annotating my little heart out and making sure to make note of useful critical quotes in the introduction. As an international student I am also permitted a bilingual dictionary in the exam room, but my aim is to have to rely on it as little as possible.