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Sitting at dublin airport just thinking about how excited I am to go have little evening chats with my boyfriend again and cuddle my cat Marquis and have tea from my favourite mug and feel at home again ☕️📚🐈‍⬛🤎

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I’ve been working at my kotatsu a lot recently to stay cozy in all this snow

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The highlight of my trip to Milan was visiting this magical place! My new goal in life is commissioning a dramatic portrait of myself to hang up in my private library

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— Apprehensions, Sylvia Plath

[text ID: Is there no way out of the mind?]

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the change of the season on film 🌱

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Green is a soothing color, isn’t it?

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march 22, 2024// Reading outside the Palais Universitaire on the first warm day of the year in just a t-shirt and leather jacket. Wandering through the small museum in the basement of the palais trying to decipher the Greek writing on maps. Cheap, overly sweet coffee from the vending machine and looking up theater plays to see in the evening.

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running away to italy

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I don’t know what these flowers are but they’re four months old and thriving

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@ Lost Books in Los Angeles

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Sotheby's put Oscar Wilde's questionnaire from 1877 out, which means there's a high quality and readable version of this image out.

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Virginia Woolf, from a letter to Violet Dickinson written in October 1904

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Stopped by this bookshop after visiting the British Museum! My biggest regret is not bringing an empty bag to England, I found so many interesting books but had no space left for them 🥲

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Summer holidays. I started reading Frankenstein by Mary Shelley. I’ve wanted to read this book for a while.

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Virginia Woolf. Orlando: corrected page proof, 9 June-22 July 1928.