a list of things i will never tell you

[ratak-monodosico]

We Go To the Gallery

[sympathyforsevin]

This is so my grandma it’s insane

[themountainlaurel-deactivated20]

[xokrista]

[demondaughters-blog]

don't talk to me

[vasuki-blog]

[demondaughters-blog]

I AM HUGGING YOU BECAUSE I LOVE YOU

ALSO SOMEONE ATE ONE OF YOUR SHOES BUT THIS IS NOT ABOUT THAT

[sojinails]

Nora, a London employee, wearing the Long Wool Coat. Fall 2012.

[little-trouble-grrrl]

[vivelareine]

The places that once knew [Marie Antoinette] now know her forever.

[vivelareine]

—Grace Greenwood

[joekeatinge-deactivated20210918]

[petexwoolven-deactivated2017040]

Tippi Hedren and family living with a pride of lions.

excuse me u have a lion in ur house

[johnwatsonswindmachine]

excuse me there is a lion chewing on your childs head that’s not a good thing

[chaotic-romantic]

where can i buy these dogs

[itsoursecret-deactivated2013080]

[fuckthesememories]

[wanderthewood]

[cutesy]

18th c. Skeletal coffin ring

A rare example of an 18th century memento mori skeletal band, dated 1727. A full skeleton, reserved on black enamel, encircles the gold hoop of the ring. Unusually, there is a crown above the skull, signifying death is the master of all, and below the skeletal feet is a tablet engraved with the words memento mori, flanked by symbols of the Passion. The bezel of the ring is in the form of a gold coffin, covered by a faceted crystal, enclosing a skeleton painted in gold on a black ground. To interior of the band are the initials of the deceased, J. B. and the date, 1727.

[bighairybruisedhill]

[demondaughters-blog]

A morning with Estefania. Photography by Rita Lino.

[renataltpv]

[challenger2753]

[iheartallofit]

[televandalist]

[bertwg]

Short Film Trailer - Stray Dog by Bertie Gilbert