Pins & Needles

Life must go on; I forget just why. — Edna St. Vincent Millay {IC RP Blog for VPRP}

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Neekwe - Sea

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Hamelin is especially affectionate today... Normally I would not mind her grooming me. However it is difficult to focus on reading while her claws pick through my hair.

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(via DIY Constellation Pumpkin by The Merrythought | Design*Sponge)

I’m not over Halloween yet. Too short.

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The Path - 2009

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Doe (New) by Kristen Leonard

I love this thing so much.

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It’s a little out of season but here’s a short version of Spooky, Scary Skeletons for 2 oboes, string quintet, and harpsichord.

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No Sun Today | By Agnes Wieninger | Vienna, Austria

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I am deliberating which is the lesser evil between two undesirable options. This Halloween, I could attend a party hosted by a family friend. Or, I could respond to the invitation a stranger passed to me during my history lecture. 

If possible, I would pass on both... I loathe parties. However my parents wish to have me accounted for that night. 

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The Souls of Acheron (detail) Adolf Hirémy-Hirschl, 1898

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I am debating whether to participate in Inktober — a written version, given that I am not particularly gifted with visual arts. Schoolwork has left me with little time to pen anything personal... and it would be nice to have a project.

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Halloween meme † villains & anti-heroes: Pale Man (Pan’s Labyrinth)

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Leminscate Skull Study

Hand embroidery on natural linen.

Enquiries & purchase: [email protected]

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MALFEASANCE

[noun]

1. the performance of an evil and/or harmful act.

2. the performance by a public official of an act that is legally unjustified, harmful, or contrary to law; wrongdoing (used especially of an act in violation of a public trust).

Etymology: from Old French mal faisant, from mal, “evil” + faisant, “doing”, from faire, “to do”, from Latin facere.

[Lenka Šimečková]

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This past hour has been the most exhausting time in my life, thusfar. I say this now, knowing next Thursday will bring the same complaints and levels of fatigue.