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John Doe should be called John Crow, and instead of being a silly voice in Arthur's mind he's actively pecking him everytime he's in danger.
Via John Crow's Instagram Story (January 10th, 2025)
« When the great German poet Goethe died, his last words are said to have been, “Light, more light!” The words are symbolic of the Germanic quest for knowledge. [Miguel de] Unamuno voices a different cry: “Warmth, more warmth, Lord! For we die of the cold and not the darkness.” »
— John A. Crow, Spain: The Root and the Flower
So, you all have daddy issues?
Clary: yes
Jace: yes
Alec: yes
Magnus: yes
Ash: yes
Kit: yes
Tessa: yes, he was a threat to my children
Gabriel and Gideon: yes
Mathew: I had, no longer do
Kieran: yes
Jesse:
Grace:
Jesse and Grace: Well, they are better than mommy issues
John Crow tink him own pickney white
Jamaican Proverb | Translation: Young John crows are white when hatched, but do not remain white. Explanation: What is one’s own is always the best.
Via Sydnie Christmas' Instagram Story (May 14th, 2025)
sydniechristmas: The last 10 days have truly been THE BEST. Covered some ground with some Beautifil people. And was able to celebrate most importantly LOVE. 💍 For the most Incredible couple 💍 what I witnessed truly opened my eyes for what love should truly be. And to never just settle🤍
I’m Incredibly grateful to have such gorgeous friends around me. And to have met amazing new ones.
These picture don't even trim the surface. SO MANY GREAT MEMORIES 🥹
« Philosophically [Miguel de Unamuno’s] real religion was the religion of Quixotism; he wanted desperately “to rescue the sepulchre of Don Quixote from the mandarins of reason.” If his words were lost in the wilderness, some day the wilderness would hear [...]. “If after death it is only annihilation that awaits us,” he wrote, “let us so act that it shall be an injustice.” »
— John A. Crow, Spain: The Root and the Flower
