[lonequixote]

Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec

Portrait of Vincent van Gogh

(via @lonequixote)

[wedarkacademia]

[allthingseurope]

Prague, Czech Republic (by Daniyar)

[lonequixote]

“In your soul are infinitely precious things that cannot be taken from you.”

— Oscar Wilde

[neckkiss]

Eclipse in Athens 

[the-daily-laugh]

[sunflxwerwitch]

Stop normalizing the grind and start normalizing whatever this is

[shadybrooktrez]

We process too much daily.

Stillness is essential.

[fleur-aesthetic]

instagram | thefarmhouseflowerfarm

[ashstfu]

i do not ghost purposely i just have no idea what to say ever

[ashstfu]

and i have no concept of passage of time

[plutorichh]

[allthingseurope]

(by Leonard Cotte)

[debelice]

A majestic view of a rain-laden cloud blasting hard.  When many clouds gather in the sky in this way and their waters fall like this in the same place, here a phenomenon we call the Flood is formed.-

[subconsciousjedi]

This would make a midieval peasant believe in Cthulhu.

[feanor-the-dragon]

Fam, this makes me believe in Cthulhu, and I have a goddamn engineering degree

[putas-expectativas]

“Y en el fondo, tengo tantas ganas de quererte y que funcione, que me veas y sonrías, que no puedas controlar las ganas de abrazarme. Que seas mi cobija de carne, mi espada de acero indestructible. Que me quieras tanto, pero tanto, que no recuerdes ni el pasado, ni las ganas, ni viejas pieles, ni otros ojos, manos, labios… porque soy egoísta, intranquila, pero sobre todo, impaciente, y una que otra vez, intensa.”

—

Inspiraciòn, Daniela Trejo (via

petite-lenore

)

Keep reading

(via bohemiofilosofico)

[snappydoodle-deactivated2022051]

Sometimes you gotta make yourself drink water and sit in direct sunlight, like some kind of wilted houseplant

[whisqrs]

i had a dream where tornadoes were made illegal or something i just remember like a dozen police cars driving directly toward a tornado with their sirens on and all getting sucked into the tornado

[thechronicleofshe]

why is this so fucking funny

[national-trust]

On this day in 1866, writer and illustrator Beatrix Potter was born. Following the success of her little book, The Tale of Peter Rabbit, Beatrix bought this 17th-century farmhouse Hill Top. Her garden is home to cottage garden favourites such as geraniums and foxgloves, rambling roses and honeysuckle. Visiting at this time of year, you will see why Beatrix Potter loved it so much. #nationaltrust #lakedistrict