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proud expectant mother of a human child + proud mother of snakes 🐍 👣

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Their aesthetic 🤩

I love this couple!! 😍

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Planner goals

Compilation of February and June to July spreads (2018)

bujogram: applefroyo

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TAYLOR SWIFT X SHAWN MENDES 💜

Hi hello this is adorable I love Shawn

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😜

Olivia just realized I’m wearing earrings of her face.

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Très merveilleux! ❤️

A year of french poems

This is a list of 52 french poems, one per week of the year. I found them all over the internet (I apologize for any inaccurate info) and themes go from children’s laughter to politics. The poems are organized by time period, and then by author name and title, with a link to the poem. This is my @langblrsecretsanta gift for the amazing @sennettyoung. I hope you enjoy them as much as I enjoyed making the list. 

16th century

1. Louise Labé - “Je vis, je meurs”

17th century

2. Jean de La Fontaine - “La cigale e la fourmi”

18th century

3. Fabre d’Églantine - “Il pleut, il pleut, bergère”

19th century

4. Charles Baudelaire - “Spleen”

5. José Maria de Hérédia - “Les Conquérants”

6. Louisa Siefert - “Tous les rires d’enfant”

7. Marceline Desbordes-Valmore - “Les roses de Saadi”

8. Marceline Desbordes-Valmore - “Une lettre de femme”

9. Paul Verlaine - “Clair de Lune”

10. Stéphane Mallarmé - “Quelconque une solitude”

11. Stéphane Mallarmé - “Sainte”

12. Tristan Corbière - “Le poète e la cigale”

13. Victor Hugo - “L’art et le peuple”

20th century

14. Aimé Césaire - “Mot-macumba”

15. Aimé Césaire - “Nous savoir”

16. Alain Bosquet - “Célébrités”

17. Alain Bosquet - “Merci”

18. Andrée Chedid - “Ce que nous sommes”

19. Andrée Chedid - “La femme des longues patiences”

20. Andrée Chedid - “Liberté”

21. Anne-Marie Grosser - “Dans un coin, le sapin”

22. Christine Fayolle - “La rentrée de Poème”

23. David Diop - “Afrique mon Afrique”

24. David Diop - “Défi à la force”

25. Delphine Guichard - “Mes cinq sens”

26. Eugène Guillevic - “Durée”

27. Eugène Guillevic - “Étoile”

28. Géo Norge [Georges Mogin] - “Monsieur”

29. Géo Norge [Georges Mogin] - “Une chanson”

30. Guillaume Apollinaire - “Guerre”

31. Jacques Prévert - “Chanson pour les enfants l’hiver”

32. Jacques Prévert - “Confession publique”

33. Jacques Prévert - “Le discours sur la paix”

34. Louis Aragon - “Heureux celui qui meurt d’aimer”

35. Paul Eluard - “Liberté”

36. Pierre Reverdy - “Nomade”

37. Raymond Queneau - “Pour un art poétique”

21th century

38. Alain Kasanda - “L'instant d'avant”

39. Camille Case - “Le chant des sirènes”

40. Céline Renoux - “Par poignées de silence”

41. Chantal Couliou - “Crayons de couleur”

42. Clotilde De Brito - “Meus Pais (Mes parents)”

43. Édith Azam - “On sait l’autre”

44. Françoise Ascal - “[Je ferme les yeux et laisse le mot venir]”

45. Linda Maria Baros - “Le phacochère”

46. Lucas Ottin - “Tous les matins”

47. Lucie Taïeb - “[se cacher sous les mots]”

48. Maggy de Coster - “Poème acrostiche”

49. Mélodie Lauret - “Ma Lumineuse”

50. Nathalie Man - “Rouge Nation”

51. Nimrod - “[Tu poseras ton faix]”

52. Thierry François - “Je suis un solitaire”

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Past meets present

look what you made me do + previous albums

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Only bought this dress so you could take it off

Take it off

Off

Off

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YAY

Hello buddies! I know, I know - I’m not quite active on Instagram nor Tumblr at the moment, which is caused my long summer break. It started in the middle of June (I had one exam at the end of the month, though) and lasts until the start of September. I was working a lot lately (I’m working as a sub teacher at a small school nearby), which is so fun for me! Every day is a new experience, a new challenge, and every day at work shows me that I really want to become a teacher. I can also see progress, and I realize how much I grow! Besides working, I enjoy(ed) my time with both family and friends. Anyways, this week I’m sitting in my bed, watching Netflix 24/7, pumping myself with antibiotics because of a cystitis (bladder infection). And - as promised a long time ago - I’m back with a full, colorful updated set of my reading-scheme. I hope you like it!

INFORMATION & HOW IT WORKS:

The reading-scheme is available as a free download from my Dropbox right here *click*. It comes in eight colors (click on the color to check it out): plain white | cement grey | baby blue | lavender lilac | baby pink | peachy orange | sunny yellow | spring green

Did you ever have the feeling of having too much to read for school/college/university? My printable may help you, and this is how it works:

The layout is very simple and the scheme comes with 5 ½ columns:

Due date: basically the deadline - until when do you want/do you have to read the text?

Book: which book is it you have to read?

Topic/chapters: whether it’s for a book report or some science-reading, this space is to write down the name and/or number(s) of the chapter(s).

Pages: is divided in two. In the left column, write which pages you have to/want to read (from page __ to page __. In right, write down how many pages there are.

Completed: instead of only setting a “x” when you’re done, you can see your own progress by coloring the dots. Halfway through? Color five dots!

Even though it’s summer break, I can do some smaller preparations for uni. My Danish-lecturer told us we are going to write five book presentations next semester (our module is called “fictional texts”), and to keep my reading in track, I use my own overview as well! It’s simple and easy in my opinion, and I hope you like it, too! Most of you are probably on summer break just as me, and I hope you are enjoying it! In August, I am going to Rome with some friends from uni, I’m visiting one of my best friends in Trier (a city in Germany, approx nine hours away from where I live) and we are also going to Luxembourg together! It’s going to be an exciting month! Afterwards, uni starts again and I will be back again with posts on both Instagram and Tumblr. I’m starting my next subject after summer, which is English - and oh - you have no idea how much I missed studying for this language since I graduated from high school exactly a year ago; so yes, I’m totally looking forward to it!

I don’t know how this post turned out so long - I’m probably just writing too much about myself and my life.

I hope everyone’s doing good! Have an incredible rest of July. - Sonja

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Hopes and prays

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WHAT A SEXY PAIR

scooterbraun: Got texted this from my guys. Made me smile. Thanks @justinbieber @martingarrix @rorykramer #family @sb_projects

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swagerussnape:

I WANT A BROTHER LIKE THAT!

Save me from him, I beg of you. LOL

This is how he is with me all the time ._.

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❤️❤️❤️

When Ed shows up in a red coat for the 4th of July because he just can’t let it go. @teddysphotos

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#freakinlifegoals

Swan squad.

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SO CUTE I CANNOT DEAL #relationshipgoals

Friendly relations between Scotland and America. @calvinharris

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Kinda strange...but still cute

Little known fact: Karlie is secretly an unofficial historian/London tour guide. Kind of.

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#relationshipgoals. SO CUUUUTE WHYYYY

Swan goals.