Christine

ELLO. 25. catholic. vegetarian. Liberal. Let's all just share the love man

[icouldhavecats]

[britishpike]

“Listen here you nature loving fuck”

[acornfriend]

sorry

[sasquatchandleatherjacket]

slow motion winsync

[galaxystiel]

Sam In Season One ⇾ 1x13 Route 666

[luna-godess]

[tsrgifs]

[stckwll]

[snazziest]

I’m reading your palm and it says it belongs on my butt

[youngstero]

I’m at a wealthy middle-aged christmas party with my best friend a woman came up to me and said “you have to try the gouda” and I said “is it firm?” and she said “yes I wouldn’t have anything less” and we both threw our heads back and laughed and I’m still not sure why

[la-catharsis]

Rogelio de Egusquiza - Kundry (1906)

[la-catharsis]

Charles-Amable Lenoir - A Nymph in the Forest

[dundermifflingifs]

[dosesofgrace]

Grace Kelly & Frank Sinatra in High Society (1956)

[wordsnquotes]

You are flowers in my stomach.
 Cutting me open nightly, blooming through the cracks of the ribs. 
I only want to be the sun for you.

Elke River (via wordsnquotes)

[maggierogers]

I think I can handle myself.

[foreverlovingaudrey]

Of all the fashion trail blazers, Audrey Hepburn arguably had the greatest impact. Hepburn, solidified here place in the fashion and film history with her iconic look in Breakfast at Tiffany’s, sporting a black cocktail dress, oversized sunglasses, and elegant pearls. Before that, Hepburn prompted the beatnik look in Funny Face. The actress launched black turtlenecks and black cigarette pants into the public eye. This look would greatly influence the beat generation throughout the fifties and the sixties. Even today, people still sport the beatnik ensembles, although that’s usually because they’re trying to be ironic. 

[oldersistercore]

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