I've always associated september with new beginnings. so whatever happens this month, I hope it leads to the start of something new and good for all of you. as the days slowly get shorter I hope we can make the best of what's to come
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I've always associated september with new beginnings. so whatever happens this month, I hope it leads to the start of something new and good for all of you. as the days slowly get shorter I hope we can make the best of what's to come
When you start living for the small moments, that’s when you really know you’re living. The smell of coffee in the morning, the sound of rain hitting your roof, the different colours of the sunset. Don’t get me wrong, the big moments are great when they come, but damn those small moments—those are the ones that truly make life worth living.
Pushkin, St. Petersburg, 1989. Photos by Inge Morath.
“Give people time. Give people space. Don’t beg anyone to stay. Let them roam. What’s meant for you will always be yours.”
— Reyna Biddy
“Look at yourself as a color. You may not be everybody’s favorite color but believe me, one day you will meet someone who needs you to complete this picture.”
— Unknown
"I am out with lanterns looking for myself."
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An Interval at the Opera - Georges Jules Victor Clairin 1843-1919
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