Dreaming When You Wake Up

[fairycosmos]

i don’t like how endings in real life come on so suddenly without making sense, without much warning. one minute you’re in the middle of something and the next it’s all a very long time ago and you’re a different person and none of it is ever coming back

[sheepyhollows]

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[silk-fleur]

my constant mood is “i should be in paris rn”

[tickatocka]

i aspire to be one of those people who are known for always smelling good and treating people kindly

[thecaftanclique]

Palazzo Biscari Rococo-style staircase

[florial]

[bled]

via vsco.co

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[margaretaville]

summer sippin

[dlkjdsf]

[itsmegkehoe]

[andallshallbewell]

[annajoganiyan]

[justcallmebishop]

In November I started reading the Bible from the beginning. Today, I finished it, and I cried.

I finally see what it was all about. This whole story is about a God that won’t give up. There are ups and there are seriously downs but he never leaves.

If He never left mankind from Genesis to Revelation, I know that means he won’t leave me where I am. He is ever constant. Through misunderstanding, frustration, fear, and tragedy, He does not run away.

When you look at the Bible as a whole, you see it. You see the heart of a Father that says in your beginning I’ll be here, and no matter how you end, here I’ll be.

He hasn’t given up on us yet, and He doesn’t intend to start with you.

[louisiana-prep]

[thesadghostclub]

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