there is no quest without pain

Catholic with traditional Catholic values and beliefs. college archaeology/pagan religions drop out. probably in your dni. goodreads and letterboxd are @endelienta

[franceskaromana]

he’s mad because it’s cold

[pogphotoarchives]

Navajo woman weaving

Photographer: T. Harmon Parkhurst Date: 1925 - 1945? Negative Number: 073912

[franceskaromana]

i have similar features to emmy rossum and francoise hardy but they don’t look good on me

[dvoeverie-stitches]

Our Lady of the Ozarks and a little bag dedicated the Oak, Perun, and St. Elijah.

[icantsaveyou]

[emmaklee]

list of professions from a Chinese-to-English textbook

[franceskaromana]

paid my subscription to see again like the chud i am

[petaltexturedskies]

Fyodor Dostoevsky, The Brothers Karamazov

[liveleaker-deactivated20250423]

hate when i finish my coffee, i had no business doing that ..

[franceskaromana]

What do you think of the United States?

Obviously politically it’s complex but I love the vast and varied beauty of the country and so many of the people I have gotten to know from America are just fantastic people and their pride in the country is really interesting to me. I don’t consider myself at all versed enough in history or politics to give a really interesting answer here though sorry.

[franceskaromana]

Do you have a favorite cat?

yeth i do

[franceskaromana]

Do you have a favourite saint?

It’s near impossible to pick one alone as a favourite but I’ve been reading a lot about the life of St Clare of Assisi lately and I feel a great love for her at the moment. I love a lot of our female mystic saints and feel a great kinship with their particular sufferings.

[goat-chain]

“Nanny’s House” Sod house constructed of whale bones and driftwood Tikigaq (Point Hope) Alaska

[franceskaromana]

since i’m leaving i should throw my shame out the window and ask my dr for ozempic just to see if she gives it to me

[snowboundnight]

scythes and detail

[bad-moodboard]

Face stone, Urra Moor, North Yorkshire

[smsomah]

Cree; Saskatchewan, Canada, around 1930. Paul Coze