MunchKin . ღ

[perriaeyjeve]

[xeptum]

[natalioovski]

[thingsfromthedirt]

[itssjanedoe]

[zegalba]

[bulkhummus]

a roasted brussel sprout can change your life if you let it. open your heart. take my hand. its good, try it. i love a brusseled sprout I love you

[dozydawn]

“A woman has her dress fixed by the cameraman, 1951. Photo by Hy Peskin.”

[christmas-nostalgia]

[kushanna]

Gokinjo Monogatari | Neighborhood Story

Ai Yazawa

[happyheidi]

Jiji ♡

[roastie]

sorry if youre a kpop person but my problem with kpop is that the music itself is not even close to being good enough to justify the horrible dystopian industry they've built around it like you are doing all that to these young talents for dated uninspired MID music. sorry but

[pisces-core]

[fiere-violet]

The ‘Dance of the Wilis’ Giselle by Ran Chilipye

[kosmogrl]

happy autumn lovelies!! eat lots of delicious soup, enjoy cozy lazy days, bake something cinnamony, go on walks, put on your favourite jackets and sweaters, and watch lots of movies!! 🍁🍂🧣🧸🎃☕ 🤎🕯 🤎🧸🍂🧦🍁☕️ 🕸️ 🐿️🍂🐈‍⬛

[stuckinapril]

I forgot how intimate reading truly is. And I’m talking phone face down, desk light on reading mode, digesting the page line by line because every line holds intention. Every word was inserted after a long, indefatigable deliberation as to whether it fit (or didn’t!), as to whether it added to the text. I love it when a line builds on the line preceding it seamlessly even when it seems like a non sequitur. I love it when two topics are juxtaposed in an unseemly way but are actually entirely related. I love it when the author expands on a topic in a concise way that at first appears terse but actually says all it needs to say. I think that’s what’s beautiful about a book like it’s all been written down for a purpose even if it seems like a book meanders. Or maybe it intentionally meanders but even then there is a message underlying that. Literally a whole conversation to be had

[cheruib]

miss taking an uquiz every time i opened the tumblr app… it was an era i took for granted