[wholeheartedsuggestions]

do things you “grew out of”. jump in puddles, bake cookies with your mom, build something from legos, have a disney movie marathon, draw without any final product in mind, read a cringe-worthy YA novel, finger paint, sword fight and cast spells with sticks, chase after fireflies and butterflies, write dramatic diary entries, build pillow forts, sample multiple flavors of ice cream on the little spoons, roll down hills on sunny days, go sledding when there’s snow, never stop dreaming big.

[somebodydope]

[bluebeardswiife]

it’s just me and my four hundred unread books against the world i guess

[vrscesbooks]

[dame-de-pique]

Laura Gilpin - New Mexico Clouds, c.1933

[lustingupon]

@fannyb

[flowerytale]

“Why life is so blank, brief and bitter I do not know — Why younger and far better than I are snatched from it with projects unfulfilled I cannot comprehend.”

Charlotte Brontë, from a letter to W S Williams, talking abouth the death of her siblings Emily, Anne and Branwell

[metaphorformetaphor]

“Spring is dangerous, like love. And love survives the lovers.”

— Etel Adnan, from “A Season,” New! (no.3, 2007)

[aout]

IG

[luv4pwr]

house.tre

[eflor]

[alatteofautumn]

Autumn makes me want to live in a small town with tons of history and character. Leaf-strewn cobblestone streets. Old buildings and homes that range from small cottages to large estates. Maple, oak, and pine trees line the streets and cluster in yards, and when they all turn orange and gold in the fall it’s the most beautiful sight. Small local businesses thrive. It’s walking distance to your favorite coffee shop or diner. There’s an ancient library on the edge of town with the greatest selection of books, comfy armchairs, tables, and big windows to read by. Time moves slower there. Everything is safe.

[twoweeks]

https://www.instagram.com/p/Bvag9mVHiYU

[twoweeks]

https://www.instagram.com/p/B-ZT0N9hMTT

[twoweeks]

https://www.instagram.com/p/B363dAzpVQ7

[redrola]

[cafe-solo]