the thing with feathers

the thing with feathers

anna. 17.

i like drinking water, sleeping, reading, thinking, being alone, and goat cheese.

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gotoaskashow:

wizzyofozzy:

camerawatt:

othartryggvassen:

d0cpr0fess0r:

royalzoyal:

sherlockismyholmesboy:

momo-deary:

Oh god that’s sculpted out of marble

hnnnngh

this is one of those things that i cry about on a regular basis
it’s so beautiful
beautiful enough to warrant my tears

I don’t usually reblog art.
But wow.

>MARBLE SCULPTURE
WOW

^^

cries

skill

peitha:

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naieve:

nekama:

petitpeach:

sh-en:

fuckoff-mondays:

s-eventee-n:

500k:

lmfaoslut:

Marry me?

OMG UNF fgfhjgjhk

Oh my fucking god

Omfg, I can’t handle this

WHAT MOVIE IS THIS? WHAT FUCKING MOVIE IS IT?! someone pretty please message me the title of this movie and i will love you forever ok thank you all

Judging from the people at the back.. I think it’s Journey to the centre of the earth 2. Cos the lady in the back looks like his mum, I could be wrong though. xx

holy sweet jesus i cant fuq omg look at those shoulders collarbones unf dont do this to me this is too much

WHAT THE ACTUAL FUCK J HUTCH WHAT THE FUCK WHAT. THE. FUCK. WHY ARE YOU SO PERFECT HOLY FUCKING HELL I AM DYING JUST MARRY ME ALREADY I’VE BEEN CRUSHING ON YOU SINCE BRIDGE TO TERABITHIA FOR FUCK’S SAKE OH MY FUCK

donald-j:

Florencia by Donald J

cosmo sex tip #666

when he’s least expecting it, carve a pentagram in his chest and begin summoning satan

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bookmania:

The Peabody Stack Room of the George Peabody Library, Baltimore, Maryland. The George Peabody Library, formerly the Library of the Peabody Institute of the City of Baltimore, dates from the founding of the Peabody Institute in 1857. It contains more than 300,000 titles—most of which date from the eighteenth to the early twentieth centuries. Renowned for its striking architectural interior, the Peabody Stack Room contains five tiers of ornamental cast-iron balconies, which rise dramatically to the skylight 61 feet above the floor.
In addition to its traditional use as a research library, it is available as an event space. The library accommodates wedding ceremonies, wedding receptions, private dinners, holiday parties and lectures. (via Lisa Pisa)

ahhhlliecat:

uhhh gpoy