guide me into the grey

sophie | 27 | she/her | australian

[yellowtrinity]

couldn't make that wish come true

[sinlizards]

full piece for the AA women zine i forgot to post forever ago ^_^;

[firawren]

Headcanon: Anne and Wentworth have a very fun time together on his ship after they're married

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[recycledmoviecostumes]

This lovely blue spencer was first seen on Amanda Root as Anne Elliot in the 1995 adaptation of Jane Austen’s Persuasion. The piece appeared again on an extra in the 2003 production of Bryon, and in 2007 it was used in yet another adaptation of Persuasion, where it was worn by Sally Hawkins as Anne Elliot. In 2016 it was seen on an extra in Pride and Prejudice and Zombies, and most recently in 2018, it was spotted in the first episode of Vanity Fair.

Costume Credit:  Anna, Heather, Shrewsbury Lasses

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[recycledmoviecostumes]

This cloak was first seen on Amanda Root as Anne Elliot in the 1995 version of Persuasion. It was spotted again most recently on Eleanor Tomlinson as Demelza Poldark in the third season of Poldark.

Costume Credit: Patricia

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[molinaesque]

Anne Elliot & Frederick Wentworth | G l a n c e

Johnson explores Austen’s use of blushes, beating hearts, physical gestures, and almost-contact—devices that weave a web of physicality around Anne and Wentworth. “Little circumstances—when eyes just miss, […] whether by accident or intent—are interspersed among more dramatic scenes in which a man and woman feel acutely each other’s physical presence,”

-  ‘The Physical Pleasures of Jane Austen’s Persuasion’ by Erin Blakemore

[shnehollander]

when the sex is a character analysis

[princesssokphanny]

A once-in-a-lifetime shot — the moon perfectly framed by a rainbow. Caught at just the right time. 🌈 🌕

[holedyke]

cigarettes and list of maritime disasters on wikipedia on a cool summer night

[loveridden1999]

problematic sudoku solving skills gap

[featuringmarkhoppus]

[catchymemes]

[natsumipocket]

Blue collection by Daniel Romero

[byjove]

Cemeteries are not wastes of space. Historical cemeteries ESPECIALLY are not wastes of space. The fact developers are continuously foaming at the mouth to destroy them and put a strip mall up in their place should make you even more determined to help maintain them. In urban areas, they are a haven for wildlife. They are a green space. If you are too afraid of death to utilize them for that purpose, that is on you.

[zooophagous]

Thank you. Historically cemeteries were treated as parks, and it wasn't uncommon to see people not only enjoying the grounds but actually playing games and having picnics there. Somewhere along the line we decided that these activities were inappropriate and that cemeteries were off limits and now people see them as wasted space because they feel too awkward to enjoy them.

They're not only beautiful green spaces but excellent public displays of history and art history, and if you care to look closely you can find out a lot just by studying stones.

For example- notice how few modern headstones are dedicated to young children versus the ones erected before vaccines were widespread.

The cemetery near here has the state's largest silver maple crowning its grounds. Many of the trees in older cemeteries are some of the largest and oldest trees in an area.

Cemeteries are for the living, not the dead. Enjoy them. Go birdwatching in them. Don't be stupid in them sure but don't be too afraid to touch them either.

And for the love of God don't mindlessly support turning them into parking lots and ""luxury"" condos.

[cheeso]

found footage horror film

agitated girl: mike put the camera down

mike: He ha why its a home movey

[art-soboro]

wearing thin

[recomvery]

One of the most dangerous things in the world is not being able to say no to people because you don't want to upset them or dissapoint them. This will completely ruin your life in every way possible, at work, in your private life, your sex life and your friendships. It's a way of removing your own consent in your own decisions and go against your wishes, it is always a crime against yourself. Let yourself have a say. Upsetting people is better than traumatizing yourself.

[holedyke]

obsessed with this pic from the wiki for kneading (cats)...eternal sweetness....