the adventures of jared, 20

Jewel Book of the Duchess Anna of Bavaria (1550s)

y'all say shit so definitively like idk man I think it depends. the english language is OLD AS FUCK. a lot of words you believe are modern just aren't

Vitreous Fauna (Handmade Almond Medium Stained Glass Insect Press On Nails) via Popi Nails

Dawn and Twilight bed by Emile Galle

based

@lizzie-mcguires asked twelfth night or the merchant of venice

I’m staying at Hill House. Wish you were here!

“I’m starting to understand how ridiculous it is to demand civility when the world is so disgustingly uncivil.”

Tell me in the comments: are you from a country that speaks predominantly English? Was any Shakespeare required in your education?

Cindy Rizza, Matriarch, 2023, oil on linen.

weird vases

FEMALE AWESOME MEME. ↳ [2/3] warrior characters ★ rachel (animorphs). I will destroy him. No, not destroy. Destroy was a word for children. Vague and meaningless. I will kill him.

“This is no time for refusing to look facts in the face.”

Before the wilderness, in the mazes of civilization and cities, you had a place, a position, knowledge and power and pleasures and all the familiar burdens accompanying them. In such a world, it was easy to know what to do and who you were while you did it. But here, stranded far from home, alone, the ocean wind biting your cheeks, trees looming overhead, mountains eating the horizon—who are you? Breathe deep the air: find your strength. Move through the trees and fight your fear. As the mountains draw closer, shake loose all you thought you were: you are so much more than you ever expected. Dune by Frank Herbert, Biting the Sun by Tanith Lee, These Broken Stars by Amie Kaufman & Meagan Spooner, Cress by Marissa Meyer, In the Forests of Serre by Patricia A. McKillip, A Midsummer Night’s Dream by William Shakespeare, Brian’s Saga by Gary Paulsen, Green Arrow: Year One by Andy Diggle, Jock, et al