Bergen

[geysersarchive]

[4a0000-deactivated20180901]

Are we all crying together on this warm Tuesday night in June

[romanoff]

“Dear Lady Bird, I’m sorry that we fight and I’m sorry we are so hard on each other. I’ve been too hard on you. I love you and I don’t mean to be so at odds with you. I’m amazed by you. You’re so smart and beautiful and funny and I don’t think that you know I think that. I think that you’re extraordinary. Every time I look at you, I can’t believe you’re my daughter.”  — Lady Bird (2017)

[vikkichu-deactivated20190624]

Small gouache figures #sketchbook #illustration

[chandrilas-deactivated20180714]

Brie Larson by Camila Akrans for Porter Magazine 2017

[demiiwhiffin]

jury’s out

[bowie28]

Grow up. I’ll see you at midnight.

bonus:

[mytoecold-deactivated20180808]

Visit Original Link

[notkatniss]

TITULAR ROLE

[janeplease]

what is this from also is this jonah hill in drag

[notkatniss]

1) Lady bird

2) beanie feldstein is literally jonah hills sister

[asherself1]

Call Me By Your Name (2017) Dir. Luca Guadagnino

[jungshoseok]

I have loved you for the last time, Is it a video? Is it a video? I have touched you for the last time, Is it a video? Is it a video? — Call Me by Your Name (2017) dir. Luca Guadagnino

[pagewoman]

Belted Galloway, Yorkshire Dales, England

by Hill Top Farmgirl

[memorygirls-deactivated20250816]

I remember I would pass a field of these majestys on the train to college, and they always confused me as if never saw a cow like this before and they were all like it. Eventually I googled “striped cow” and found that they’re Belted Galloways. My now second favourite type of cow, after Highland of course.

[nevver]

Horizontal City, Celia Jacobs

[die-rosastrasse]

Edwin Henry Landseer

British, 1802-1873

Scene from A Midsummer Night’s Dream (details)

[ramimalekcentral]

First photo of Rami as Freddie Mercury for the new biopic - out in theatres Dec 25th 2018!

[theartofanimation]

Nix Ren          -          http://cargocollective.com/XINREN

[mister-later]

“Do I like you?’ I wanted to sound incredulous, as though to question how he could ever have doubted such a thing. But then I thought better of it and was on the point of softening the tone of my answer with a meaning-fully evasive Perhaps that was supposed to mean Abso-lutely, when I let my tongue loose: ‘Do I like you, Oliver? I worship you.” ― André Aciman, Call Me by Your Name