hi everyone!! i’ve recently come to the decision that life is too short to manage two blogs so i’ll be retiring this one for the time being and just post everything on @garliic (the blog i’ve had since 2011 lol) hope to see you over there! xoxo zoë

hi everyone!! i’ve recently come to the decision that life is too short to manage two blogs so i’ll be retiring this one for the time being and just post everything on @garliic (the blog i’ve had since 2011 lol) hope to see you over there! xoxo zoë

hi everyone!! i’ve recently come to the decision that life is too short to manage two blogs so i’ll be retiring this one for the time being and just post everything on @garliic (the blog i’ve had since 2011 lol) hope to see you over there! xoxo zoë

hi everyone!! i’ve recently come to the decision that life is too short to manage two blogs so i’ll be retiring this one for the time being and just post everything on @garliic (the blog i’ve had since 2011 lol) hope to see you over there! xoxo zoë

hi everyone!! i’ve recently come to the decision that life is too short to manage two blogs so i’ll be retiring this one for the time being and just post everything on @garliic (the blog i’ve had since 2011 lol) hope to see you over there! xoxo zoë

hi everyone!! i’ve recently come to the decision that life is too short to manage two blogs so i’ll be retiring this one for the time being and just post everything on @garliic (the blog i’ve had since 2011 lol) hope to see you over there! xoxo zoë

goncharov 1973 dir. martin scorsese might be a mafia movie to sigma male film bros but to me she is like if a traumatized russian mercenary who dreams of a quiet house on a hill but cannot escape the blood on his hands was my girlmutual

turn up the hurdy gurdy i cant hear the hurdy gurdy

19th century military flails, met museum archive

his wife has stocked his ponds with fish;

To keep it real i fuck him on the shore

reblog to give the person you rb’d this from a hot chocolate with whipped cream and marshmallows

— Nina MacLaughlin, from “On the First of November, the Ghosts Arrive”, The Paris Review (via voirlvmer)