Know this: you can start over, each morning.

[robertmitchum]

[sesiondemadrugada]

[lattes-and-lit]

“What can we do? Wait for spring, even if a tentative one, to arrive.”

— Etel Adnan, Paris, When It’s Naked (via soracities)

[slfcare]

this pandemic will end and you’ll claim the window seat in your favorite cafe, stand in a crowd at a concert, visit a museum and make crappy art in the park. sometimes things feel like they’ll go on forever, sometimes bad things feel heavier than good things, sometimes life feels like it’s slowing down and all you’re doing is waiting for the full stop— but just because this hopelessness is all that you’re feeling right now, doesn’t mean that it’s all there is. there’s always more and you will experience that, and you will feel alive again.

[stars-bean]

Matilda (1996) dir. Danny DeVito

[goodreadss]

Autumn Landscape with Four Trees, Vincent van Gogh 1885

Landscape with Pollard Willows, Vincent van Gogh 1884

[sorryish]

“You’re not perfect, and let me save you the suspense: this girl you’ve met, she’s not perfect either. But the question is whether or not you’re perfect for each other.”

Good Will Hunting (1997)

[luthienne]

Danusha Laméris, Bonfire Opera: Poems

[lsleofskye]

Sunset On The Cliffs Of Moher

[noetig]

[findmomo]

[orangeisthenew-jack]

[prinsomnia]

[amargedom]

“I think it’s important to realize you can miss something, but not want it back.”

—

[neckkiss]

via weheartit

[goodreadss]

VALERI SAIDOV

[almost-always-eventually-right]

“WRITE IT BADLY. Write it badly, write it badly, write it badly, write it badly. Stop what you’re doing, open a Word document, put a pencil on some paper, just get the idea out of your head. Let it be good later. Write it down now. Otherwise it will die in there.”

— Brandon Sanderson on overcoming writer’s block to create a first draft as a professional author