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Autumn colours in the hedgerow by Haarkon

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Julius Anton Adam aka “Cats Adam” (German,1852-1913)

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“I treat myself like I would my daughter. I brush her hair, wash her laundry, tuck her in goodnight. Most importantly, I feed her. I do not punish her. I do not berate her, leave tears staining her face. I do not leave her alone. I know she deserves more. I know I deserve more.”

— Michelle K., I Know I Deserve More. (via sadlittlewords)

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Abbi

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ophelia, friedrich wilhelm theodor heyser // ophelia, jean-baptiste bertrand // ophelia, sir john everett millais // ophelia, léopold burthe // ophelia, theodor von der beek.

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— Sylvia Plath

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You’re in his DMs, I’m in his moving castle victimizing his fire demon and apprentice with my cleaning skills. We are not the same.

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✧ ･ﾟ: * ｡ ˚˖ ⋆ ☾ My Collection of Precious Treasures ☽˚ ｡ ⋆. *: ･ﾟ ✧

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Sometimes my soul physically aches for autumn. The feeling of comfort and happiness it brings, long drives to the farm for apple cider donuts, picking pumpkins, rainy nights spent reading, crisp early mornings … autumn is like this old friend I’ve known all my life that comes and goes every year.

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get used to casual glamour. you don't need to wait for "deserving" times to indulge. have glam as your basic setting. get your nails done, do your hair, wear your expensive makeup and perfumes, take that bag out. wear those silk pajamas and eat that fancy food. casual glam sets a standard for you. make it your new normal.

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I have ninety-nine problems and being the main character of a fantasy book can solve all

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black fallow deer seen in the Barycz Valley - Landscape Park in Poland

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The Silent Voice

—Gerald Edward Moira (1867 - 1959)