Boston Bricks by Kate K. Burke and Gregg LeFevre Winthrop Lane Boston, MA March 29, 2026
We cut through a random side street and happened upon these interesting bronze bricks.

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Boston Bricks by Kate K. Burke and Gregg LeFevre Winthrop Lane Boston, MA March 29, 2026
We cut through a random side street and happened upon these interesting bronze bricks.
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butch strapped me, marked my neck up, and then showered me after <33
I miss Disney 😢
It's amazing how a certain series/thing you used to love so much back in the past can bring the rush of nostalgia of that specific period of your life, the feelings you felt at that particular period, how you were as a person. Intense feels, man. The fact that it is a faraway thing of the past and how you changed so much from the person you used to be back then but still you love that certain series/thing with the same level of intensity, how back then you desired to be understood so badly and correlated yourself with the characters you saw yourself in to find some sort of relief that maybe you aren't alone after all, and how after all these years, someone does understand, that is, you who have changed so much, you understand the you that stuggled to be understood. So, at the end of the day, some feelings do reach someone, maybe that someone isn't someone else but you. And that's so relieving to realize.