just getting by

• 28 years old, but born 35 •

[silverscreencaps]

Secret World of Arrietty (2010)

[fxrestfxiiry]

Check out this tiny slug I found on my daughter Easter eggs this morning 4/2026

[jetix]

2023-06-03

[fauxastrology]

for someone who loves sleep, i do not sleep enough at all

[glorianas]

oxford, april 7th 2015

[americaisdead]

los angeles. april 2026

© tag christof

[ripteyed]

found a little path down to this secret pool

[nemfrog]

Scolopendrium vulgare var. Drummondiae superbum grandiceps, a crested hart's tongue fern. The British fern gazette. December 1914.

Internet Archive

[night-the-starfish]

Let your colors shine, markers and gouache.

[sioltach]

Horned larks living their lives out in the flower studded Trona pinnacles, early March

[zegalba]

[boytoymaker]

frank brunner capturimg that specific travelling brand of loneliness immsooooo oh my god

[luthienne]

“What happens, happens in silence.”

— Lisel Mueller, from The Private Life: Poems; “The Private Life”

[remainsoflilies]

"Les Signes du Zodiaque," Le Filet Brodé (No. 5), c. 1900

[cafeinevitable-deactivated20220]

Winter Trees

During winter, botany can seem like it pauses, but January and February are months of beautiful colours and forms. Wrap up warm and go look at the trees: their bark, their shape, and most of all their twigs and buds.

- Leif Bersweden

[michaelnordeman]

Melting ice. Värmland, Sweden (February 23, 2025).

[utopians]

It's crazy that I used to live without the saluting emoji