[anancientheart]

[explorecreatewonder]

I bought some more of these Girl Scout 100 year patches to trade if anyone is interested! :] 

Just send me a message on here and we can figure out the details.

I am located in America and I am willing to trade to any country!

ALSO. If you don’t have any scout patches to trade, I may be willing to trade for other things like other various patches, stickers, pins, etc. Depends on what it looks like.

<3

[explorecreatewonder]

Bringing back this mega old post and getting back into patch trading!!

I still have one of the patches on the left to trade and nine of the patches on the right to trade! 

Send me a message. :)

[bright-witch]

🌺Redwoods in Spring🌺

🌿 Print Shop 🌿

🌲 50% of print shop proceeds will be donated to a charity of your choice: The Cat Adoption Team, Snow Leopard Trust, or The Nature Conservancy. 🌲

[donslens]

AW

[markvomit]

[voiceofnature]

Whimsical cabins by Christopher Kerksieck

[te5seract]

Fire in the sky & Sunflowers in sunset by Dimitrios Katrantzis

[kpfun]

[soulmates-twinflames]

You have been the last dream of my soul. ~Charles Dickens

www.soulmatereading.com

[touchbeauty]

[destinydiamante-deactivated2022]

[infinite-geometry]

FACT // theory debunked 😻😂

[aurumnorthwood]

Leaves under the rain.

[donslens]

EDC Las Vegas with Alison Wonderland

[bashooking]

Anastasia + Colors

[ithelpstodream]

Meet 63-year-old Lyn Slater, who has, until recently, been an ordinary professor at Fordham University. One day she went to meet a friend for lunch outside the Lincoln Center during New York Fashion Week. Foreign journalists suddenly surrounded her, mistaking her for a fashion icon and attracting spectatorsIt was a defining moment that turned Lyn into an ‘Accidental Icon’. Her blog of the same name, inspired by the experience, soon began making international waves. She is now a public voice against ageism in the fashion industry and the world.

“Fashion and my style help me struggle against that invisibility that comes with age.“

She was once asked about the old notion of ‘dressing for one’s age,’ and her response was clear:

“We use language to control people’s behavior. This phrase is a way of putting older women in their place. I’m certain that if you feel comfortable in your own clothes, it’s completely irrelevant how old you are.”

[junyiwu]

The finished illustration of Wendy’s house and some accompanying sketches I did for the Project Neverland show.