leftmyheartinthe50s

granny.annoying little brother.#RonsGirl

[mecharose]

why isn’t anyone allowed to be wrong anymore? it’s okay to be wrong. no one should be terrified of every tiny little mistake they might make. being wrong, and realizing you were wrong, is how you learn and grow and change.

[leftmyheartinthefifties]

YES. 

[cottagesapphic]

concept: a rainy cold october day. you are sitting with your soulmate, wrapped up in a wool blanket, in front of the fireplace. you each have a piping hot cup of coffee (or tea) to warm your hands. the warmth and love makes you feel sleepy and content as you snuggle deeper into your soulmate’s side.

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I seriously love this idea 

[sapphicthespian]

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my cover photo. lol mel’s back in the day

#diner #fifties #50s #aesthetic #cover 

[daveyjacobss]

they really achieved the ideal aesthetic in the 50s huh

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[sxinnydreams]

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Guys please go and vote for my essay i wrote for a 10K scholarship! every vote helps!!

https://www.wyzant.com/scholarships/voting/149254

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[papertownsy]

[culturenlifestyle]

[thedesigndome]

Foraged Works Of Art Inspired By Mother Nature Created By Botanist Bridget Beth Collins

Bridget Beth Collins is an artist from Seattle who creates unique art by foraging natural elements and choreographs them into beautiful signature pieces inspired by Mother Nature. A lot of her landscapes are imagined from Katsushika Hokusai’s  The Great Wave at Kanagawa; such the waves swelling over the sea and trees beckoning sinisterly and kites remotely gliding in the sky.

Collins muses about her art and the how nature inspires her every day, “I love to adventure into the wildflower woodlands, mossy waterfalls, and grey sand starry expanses of the Pacific Northwest… I forage almost all of my creations from foliage and flowers plucked from our sidewalks, meadows, and woods in our neighborhood. I have a small garden in the city, and my mother has a big rambling secret garden filled with old English roses in the sea town of Edmonds where I grew up. I graduated with honors from Seattle Pacific University, earning a Bachelor of Arts in Theater. I grew up in the wings so to speak, and am a product of all its dark, magical, sparkly world. ”

The artist picks out a fresh selection of scavenged material from her backyard and fashions the wide variety of petals, seeds, leaves, mosses and even spices into organic works of art. The well-balanced color palette, which naturally comes forth from her resources,  brings out the magic in the Bridget Beth Collins sees in nature. Her lively imagination and respect to the environment sets her work apart it gives it originality. You can find her work in her Etsy shop.

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wow 

[psykedelix]

The Welch Brothers- Astral Forest

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daaang...

[123daysup-deactivated20200429]

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ohmigosh these guys

[snshnn]

[snshnn]

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love it!

[residentgoodgirl]

little jaden looks so pleased with himself

[clarknokent]

The joke was hilarious and at the same time profound

[shizukasmack]

This. This is where Jaden wisdom was born

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oh my gosh this is so cute

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[harrystylesdaily]

(IFPI) The second position on the chart was taken by One Direction, the UK/Irish band who topped the inaugural IFPI Global Recording Artist Chart last year. The band released their fourth studio album FOUR in November 2014, which topped the Billboard 200 chart, meaning One Direction became the first group to have all their first four studio albums debut at the top of the US charts. FOUR, which contained the hit singles Steal My Girl and Night Changes, also topped the charts internationally in markets from Argentina to the UK.