Miah

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a falta de um docinho depois do almoço entristece qualquer pessoa.

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[umpoucodosfins]

te encerro aqui, meu amor. e encerro tudo o que fomos, por que o universo também precisa perdoar aqueles que não deram certo.

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[darkmacademia]

my new desk set-up has got me feeling very productive. 

[studylustre]

quiet autumn mornings in london 🍂🍁

[thenordroom]

Scandinavian apartment

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A grey Swedish villa | styling by Sophia Bratt & photography by Fanny Rådvik

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Scandinavian studio apartment

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Scandinavian apartment

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Opéra Garden- In 1896

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Jiji stimboard

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Princess Ngọc Sơn Temple at her residence.

Born in 1887, her full name is Nguyễn Phúc Dĩ Hy (阮福以嬉), a daughter of Emperor Đồng Khánh with a concubine.

At 16 years old, she was married to Nguyễn Hữu Tiễn, younger son of a high-ranking mandarin. Although her marriage was happy and the couple quickly had a daughter, the princess unfortunately passed away at only 20 years old.

The dying wish of the princess was that her husband would marry her cousin Công tôn nữ Thị Trân. Per her wish, the two was married and they had 7 more children together.

Her half-brother Emperor Khải Định ascended to the throne 9 years after her death and in 1917, he bestowed upon her the honorary title of Princess Ngọc Sơn (玉山, meaning Jade Mountain) and posthumous name Trang Nhã (莊雅, meaning Elegance).

Four years later, her husband built a temple for her in their residence. The temple is surrounded by verdant plant life and has preserved many items from the late Nguyễn dynasty, giving us a glimpse in the daily life of the upper class at that time.

Photo credit to Ơi Huế and the HUE of HUẾ.

[galina]

For my birthday my friends took me to Margate for the day. It was windy and cold. When we arrived, we ran to the sea front. We stood there, on the beach, gasping for air, nothing but the sea for miles—the tide coming in and out over our feet, and all the tiny shells, mussels, sea snails and clams—we tried to shout and our voices were instantly whipped away in the wind. Then we had chips. It was brilliant 🦪