Shall we make like lizards and leap?

we're the kids who feel like dead ends

[cottaegecore]

- sylvia plath

[nevver]

El coyote handball, Jacob Inez

[nevver]

Before disappearing, Carl Corey

[taylortomorrow]

Hey idk if you remember me lol but hi for the first time in like a decade

Omg heyyyyyyyy

[hotvampireadjacent]

Honestly if we didn’t share the planet with funny little animals I would have fucking lost it years ago

[the-forest-library]

“You should be at the club.” No, I should be at the scholastic book fair.

[ilta222]

november 🍂 enjoy the colors before they're gone ✶

tip jar • links

[mini-moss]

Mossy rooms 🌿

Tip jar | Wallpapers | Prints | Twitter | Bluesky

[julieterbang]

annabelljemima_

[dropdeadxdani]

emo kids have cool hair.

[anxietyproblem]

[screenshotsofdespair]

[herdarkandquietspace]

[austinkleon]

The diaries of Janice Lowry

From childhood on, Lowry filled small notebooks with daily musings and drawings. Then, in the mid-1970s, she moved to a larger format, 7 ½- by 9 ½-inch notebooks. For almost 40 years, Lowry—an artist best known for her intricate, three-foot-tall assemblages—filled the roomier notebooks with jottings and sketches. The pages contain everything from original drawings, collages and rubber-stamp images to observations about herself and the world, including the commonplace “to-do” lists many of us make: “pay bills/make plane res/get asthma med/Judi birthday gift.”

Lowry said she originally started the notebooks “as books for my sons, so they could see my progress through life. Now they’re 126 chapters of a memoir.”

Lowry died of cancer in 2009.

[metamorphesque]

― Akwaeke Emezi, The Death of Vivek Oji

[text ID: Some people can't see softness without wanting to hurt it.]

[homedesigning]

Celebrating the Versatility of Wood Decor in 3 Distinct Interiors

[nevver]

[nevver]

Cold dip, Oliver Jeffers