May these memories break our fall

Brittany. 25?. she/her.

[hablando-sola]

Taylor is truly a mastermind. Girly said:

“Alright I’ll come out… but only to people with good reading comprehension”

[quietintheworldtonight]

this is so embarrassing

[mugfulloftealeaves]

we are all so inexplicably connected

tumblr post from @viridianmasquerade | this is not the end of the world, neil hilborn | i’ll give you the sun, jandy nelson | seven, taylor swift | tumblr post from @i-wrotethisforme | maybe you should talk to someone, lori gottlieb | tweet from hozier

[thecollectibles]

“Travel with Art” series by John Stone

[sodomyaspraxis]

the fact that I desire is so embarrassing

[tabrettbethells]

dianabol555 asked: ‘all Tabretts kiss scenes’, pt.1

[ampervadasz]

[netherworldpost]

Druid pondering orb

[knightofleo]

Jiggle.

[direhuman]

mutuals do this

[quietintheworldtonight]

T: I could drive this boat. I have a license to drive a boat. K: Please don’t.

[quietintheworldtonight]

do y guys remember this

[happyheidi]

(via)

[period-drama-blog]

PRIDE & PREJUDICE (2005) dir.: Joe Wright

[geopsych]

The day the cat appeared.

[nutnoce]

drawn from x

[blossomfully]

Sue Zhao

[behbuh]

pink shirt my beloved <3

[rainbowkarolina]

LENA AND KARA | 5x01 → 6x15

[weepingwidar]

John Brosio (American, 1967) - Two Earthlings (2003)

[marypsue]

#oh so this is one of those paintings where it’s actually the title that knocks you into next tuesday huh (via astriiformes)

[thingsworthsaving]

“As far as words go, ‘crying’ is louder and ‘weeping’ is wetter. When people explain the difference between the two to English-language learners they say that weeping is more formal, can sound archaic in everyday speech. You can hear this in their past tenses—the plainness of ‘cried’, the velvet cloak of ‘wept’. I remember arguing once with a teacher who insisted ‘dreamt’ was incorrect, dreamed the only proper option. She was wrong, of course, in both philological and moral ways, and ever since I’ve felt a peculiar attachment to the t’s of the past: weep, wept, sleep, slept, leave, left. There’s a finality there, a quiet completion, of which ’d’ has never dreamt.”

— Heather Christle, from The Crying Book

[redlipstickresurrected]

Marc Alcock (British, b. Blackpool, England, based San Francisco, CA, USA) - From California Topiary, Photography (Info with each photo)