“done playing?”

“done playing?”



Marilyn Monroe, photographed by Milton Greene, 1954.
I love her….
Marilyn Monroe, photographed by Milton Greene, 1954.

I love her….

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fairytalemood:

“Undine and Huldbrand” by Henry Fuseli

fairytalemood:

“Undine and Huldbrand” by Henry Fuseli

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Play in the grass with me….

Play in the grass with me….



23silence:

Henry Meynell Rheam (1859-1920) - The Lady of Shalott

23silence:

Henry Meynell Rheam (1859-1920) - The Lady of Shalott

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thedailyvictorian:

Rubifoam for the Teeth, Yucca for the Hair, advertisements from Harper’s Bazar, September 20, 1890

thedailyvictorian:

Rubifoam for the Teeth, Yucca for the Hair, advertisements from Harper’s Bazar, September 20, 1890

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So avoid using the word ‘very’ because it’s lazy. A man is not very tired, he is exhausted. Don’t use very sad, use morose. Language was invented for one reason, boys - to woo women - and, in that endeavor, laziness will not do.
Dead Poets Society (1989)

Words. Love them and wished I used them correctly…

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