cross my heart

† katie † my musings and found things out here in the ether

[in-love-with-movies]

Penelope (2006)

[sonotcoolmax]

watercolor beanie babies, spring 2024

[blodwyrm]

snapshot from one of Oscar’s memorial paintings i did last year!

[velartis]

Franz Kafka, 1912

[shockyhorror]

[zendayamybabe]

december 2nd?? what the fuck. what’s next? december 3rd?? a 4th of december???? give me a fucking break.

[bonyassfish]

and what’s after the 4th? the 5th??? the minor fall, the major lift????? the baffled king composing hallelujah???????

[dailykafka]

— November 10, 1917 / The Blue Octavo Notebooks

[ethervoyager]

My man got put in his place by a baddie and to cope he stripped down to his slutty little undershirt and super soaked himself on the balcony

[wildbeautifuldamned]

Stained Glass Transom window hanging 36 14 X 13 incl hooks ebay steven9416

[archirenaux]

Gideon Glick as Tobias Bell and Ivan du Pontavice as Gabin Roux ÉTOILE — The Hiccup (1.04)

[polkadotmotmot]

Eli McMullen - Home, 2020

[puppygirllaika]

"folk music is just country" no, it's a square/rectangle thing. Folk music is the music of the people, it's the musical colloquial that preserves history and mythology, telling a story or speaking to the times, and it changes drastically from place to place. In much of the southern/southwestern US, the genre of "country" music was the predominant peoples music, telling and preserving stories and myths from that region. Therefore, a lot of country music, specifically older country music, is folk music, but folk music as a genre is not interchangeable with country music. Folk music is found everywhere around the world, as an oral legacy passed down through generations of tradition, taking on different forms and meanings everywhere you look for it.

[sarakipin]

Happy Valentine's Day! 💌🌹

[sourdough-seal]

hyperfixation please stay with me long enough to complete the project. hyperfixation do not fade. hyperfixation finish what you started for the love of god

[thedreamthieves]

it’s time. tell me ur favorite book you read in 2024. also least favorite if you’ve got one!

[luckywildgirl]

Late 60s early 70s medieval revival Part 2

[flowerytale]

Patti Smith, from her memoir Just Kids