thehnyx

autumn fairy with a child soul that loves coffee, books and nature || senior year on Politics

[apolohgy]

things that make you go hmm

[weststudies-deactivated20210622]

06.06.19 | 10:30am

Sometimes I think I’m ok and then I have a flashback to that episode of doctor who when I was like 7 about the vashta nerada and the time I hoyed a bit of bacon under my bed to check I wasn’t gonna get scalped x

[linceestudies]

My mom made some fresh orange juice 🍊

It doesn’t always have to be coffee, right? (lol who am I kidding, I had four cups of coffee later that day…)

[huitingreads]

trying to catch up with reading list so here’s a mid day post with some of my favorite things in the color palette that i lean towards

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[sweetpeastudies]

stretching out my last few days of summer to take a quick trip to nyc !

[blooooom]

be careful with your cynicism, watch how you sharpen your tongue into a snake that leeches all the hope out of your heart and that of others. be realistic, yes. consider all the angles, of course. be prepared for anything, naturally. but take care to dream, take care to wonder, allow yourself room for the best case scenario. believe me, it matters.

[roka-bilion]

Ode to Lord Byron.

[philosophybits]

“I have always observed that to succeed in the world one should appear like a fool but be wise.”

— Montesquieu, Pensées

[procrastinationlikeapro]

20.06.19

[wellreadfolk]

rainy morning. drousy end to an extremely unproductive week. still so much to do for my thesis, but so little time. hopefully better soon

🎶 van morrison / and it stoned me

[autumnfallyear]

[halloalice]

falling into you.

[cotton2am]

18.01.19

Probably my favorite color combos?

[howlsmovingdesk]

a few more additions to the desk area ✨🌾

yt | ig

[kadywicker]

road trips are like "which hard truths am I gonna come to terms with while staring out this window"

[herhmione]

god my absolute favorite feeling is devouring a book, when you get so into the pages and the words that you have to stop your eyes from skipping lines and force yourself to read every word, when you’re so impatient for what happens next that you can’t sit still while reading, when you have to re read whole pages because you were too busy predicting and anticipating that you missed the actual events, when you read a part that’s too good for words and you have to close the book and scream into your pillow, that’s what reading a truly great book is about and the feeling is even better when you haven’t found a book like that in a long time and then you stumble across one and something inside of you awakens

[mainmanblackdynamite-deactivate]

One of the perks of getting older is getting to have a say in the family gossip