I Sleep in Cashmere

Hey! I'm Sarah Elisabeth, a preppy girl from the Northwest.

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we have run out of shelf space in my boyfriend and I’s flat. stacks of books around our bedroom now, which is endearing to me

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The world during those 10 minutes when Egypt had a 2 goal lead

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Me when the team of my heart the Americas won lots of matches it just happened to be team Latin America that won this year so good enough

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THE EVIL IS DEFEATED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[isleepincashmere]

viva Las Vegas or something

[noah-wyles]

SPAIN HAVE WON THE WORLD CUP!!!

[patdyuri]

rest in peace france 😭😭😭

[vro0m]

France and England NT when it's time to qualify for the final

France and England NT when there's no stakes whatsoever

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Xx

[itghoul]

btw if you don’t support transbians and not just transmascs but the transfems too please remove yourself from my page and probably earth as well.

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[themaninthegreenshirt]

Dartmouth, 1963

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x

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Caroline rides the recently installed marry-go-round on the lawn of the Kennedy Hyannis Port compound, summer 1960.

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“My mother was always reading! That’s the image I have when I think of her. In New York, she’d be reading when I came home from school or in the evenings. In the summer, we’d swim in the mornings, and in the afternoons she’d read on the porch. She always said that reading the memoirs of Versailles was the best preparation she had for the White House, because the way people behaved at court was like how they did around the president. She had a deep engagement with literature, history, plays, and poetry. They gave her strength, even in the difficult times. Because she knew about ancient Greece and read the plays written back then, she knew about suffering and about perseverance.”

– Caroline Kennedy

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Hey what’s up shello

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JFK