Cinnamon & apple cheesecake. Have I ever mentioned that I love baking?
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Cinnamon & apple cheesecake. Have I ever mentioned that I love baking?

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17.03.2016 || My book haul turned out to be blue :)
Everyone! Listen to this amazing polish song and read the lyrics.
English translation:
I’d like to tell you Describe all the pain Remind you the greatness of moments Use little words With each of my nails I recaptured your laugh I couldn’t scream already Fainting is a gift Further, further, further, further… Gray sounds so proudly, Worth of every single day To stand next to them To save the hum of streets I remember the plan so well Although it’s so remote Doest the fact that I’m not strong anymore Spell the end of us? Further, further, further, further… Don’t worry, please Everything will pass Sooner and harder The courage is killing me Nothing happened You know it I gave up everything To have everything
me: I don't want to get out of bed. I'm not getting out, srsly fuck school. I'm staying home today.
me: *gets out of bed and goes to school*

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@studyallthings tagged me in this!
[Rules: Tag 20 followers that you would like to get to know better.]
name: sarah nickname: i don’t rly have one :c star sign: pisces gender: ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ height: 5′7 favourite colours: blue, light green, light pink time right now: 21:00 average hours of sleep: oh gosh. recently at least 8 i think lucky number: 4 last thing i googled: burrito places near me number of blankets I sleep with: two usually favourite fictional characters: donnie darko, gemma doyle and luke danes favourite book: a great and terrible beauty, beauty queens, frankenstein, the first sacrament, a safe girl to love dream job: working in a diversity and equity office, preferably in a university, working mainly with lgbtq+ people and doing counseling. what I am wearing right now: black sweater and pj shorts when did you create your blog: may 2015! current amount of followers: 42 what do you post about: mostly studyspo and pretty pictures do you have other blogs: my main blog @deadgoths when did your blog reach it’s peak (when did you get more followers, have more posts, etc.): very recently! now especially, as I have been tagged in this who is your most active follower: idk D: what made you decide to get a tumblr: well, i had an older blog since like, 2010 or something, but last year i just wanted to make another blog to help me stay inspired and motivated to study. it’s sort of working!
i tag: @mathriver, @sopalegirl, @solarstudy, @queer-mac, @inspirewriteandstudy and @scribeslyfe <3
Thank you so much for tagging me @solarstudies. I’ve already done it before: http://mathriver.tumblr.com/post/138496212856/thank-you-so-much-for-tagging-me#notes
‘Our Lost Kingdoms’.
Digital & Traditional Illustration. Title is from T. S. Eliot’s poem, The Hollow Men.
‘I Tread Some Distant Shore’.
Graphite + Digital Illustration. Title is from a poem by R. Gilmour published in 1815, Tales in Verse (With a Version of Morduth by Douthal an Ancient Highland Bard). Grey!Jedi Rey and Kylo Ren are my jam tbh.
14.02.2016 || Sunday relax with a book
Hello, It’s me :)
Life goes on…until it doesn’t.

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Ben senpai T^T
Snoke’s Puppet
“Snoke is using you for your power. When he gets what he wants, he’ll crush you. You know it’s true.”
“It’s too late…”
Idk. I had this idea. I’ll probably redo it in the future when I’m not such a bad painter. :P
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Read the books on my tbr or reread Harry Potter. That is the question.
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Why Iceland is My Favorite Country
Pristine landscapes, enormous glaciers, powerful waterfalls, active volcanoes, amazing geothermal activity, and black sand beaches….what more could a nature lover ask for?
I had heard some pretty amazing things about Iceland before visiting, but nothing could prepare me for the actual experience of being there. My wife and I visited for 2 weeks during the month of July, and despite it being the height of the tourist season, there were hardly any crowds. Iceland is located just beneath the Arctic circle, so at that time of year it was light out 24 hours a day. Combine that with the fact that most of the attractions are outside (since Iceland’s primary allure is its natural beauty) and have no closing times or admission fees, and that makes for a pretty cool combination: you can go wherever you want whenever you want.
Iceland is an absolutely pristine country, which has basically no cities or tourist crowds. Even Reykjavik, the country’s capital, feels like a small town. There isn’t much to do in Reykjavik, so don’t spend too much time here. The best way to get around is to rent a car and drive around the country’s only main highway, which is referred to as the Ring Road. Two weeks is a good amount of time to see most of the highlights.
One of the best and most popular excursions near Reykjavik is known as the Golden Circle. This consists of 3 attractions: Gulfoss, a huge and gushing waterfall, Geysir, one of many geysers located in a large geothermal field (and after which all geysers are named), and Thingvellir National Park. The last one straddles two tectonic plates (European and American), and you can actually go scuba diving in between the plates!
Speaking of waterfalls, there is no shortage of incredible waterfalls in Iceland. These range from unnamed 300+ foot cascades just off the side of the road, to Dettifoss, the most powerful waterfall in all of Europe. In between, you have Skogafoss, a towering rectangular-shaped waterfall, Selandjafoss, a waterfall you can actually walk behind (and get soaked!), and Svartifoss, a picturesque waterfall surrounded by beautiful basalt columns. There are literally dozens of waterfalls to see driving around the Ring Road, and many are just a few short minutes hike.
Another highlight of Iceland is the glaciers. Glaciers consist of more than 10 percent of Iceland’s land mass, and the largest one (2nd largest in all of Europe) is Vatnajökull, located in Skaftafell National Park. I would strongly encourage anyone visiting Iceland to arrange for a hiking trip on this glacier. It is pristine, has beautiful blue colors, and a fantastic icefall. Nearby you can take a boat trip on the Jokulsarlon lagoon, which is filled with giant icebergs the size of houses!
Another one of the highlights of Iceland is the Diamond Circle, a trio of attractions located in the Northeast part of Iceland. These consist of Lake Myvatn, a hub of geothermal activity (mud pots, fumaroles, geysers, hot springs, you name it), Dettifoss, the most powerful waterfall in Europe, and Asbyrgi Canyon, which contains of some great but fairly easy hikes. If you’re in the the area, I would highly encourage you to make the short trip to the town of Husavik. This is one of the northernmost points in Iceland, and offers some fantastic whale watching. Just make sure that you dress for the weather, as it gets a bit chilly once you get off shore!
Speaking of wildlife watching, Iceland is home to a very large population of puffins, which are cute little black-and-white birds with unusually shaped beaks. Two of the best places to see them are Borgarfjörður Eystri in the Eastfjords and the Westman Islands in the south of Iceland.
One thing I would be remiss if I did not mention is Iceland’s prevalence of active volcanoes. Perhaps the best of these is the Snæfellsnes volcano, located in Western Iceland. This volcano is capped with a large glacier, and you can actually hike up the volcano! Nearby are also a beautiful coastal hike as well as a pair of towering basalt rock pinnacles.
Last but not least, the people in Iceland are some of the friendliest I have ever met in my travels. I have been to many countries with amazing people, such as Thailand, Bolivia, and New Zealand, but none can compare to the hospitality of Icelandic people. In addition, they all speak fluent English, which is great because Icelandic is basically impossible to pronounce.
Sadly, no country is perfect, and there are a few downsides about visiting Iceland. First, the weather: While not necessarily cold, it is extremely unpredictable. I had heard the expression, “If you don’t like the weather in _____, wait 5 minutes.” Well, Iceland is the only place I actually found this to be true. It would be sunny one minute, then raining the next, then warm, then cloudy, etc. In fact, it was often warmer and sunnier at night than it was during the day (and since it was 24-hour daylight, it was often difficult to tell night from day, which made for a very interesting sort of confusion). Second, Iceland is a rather expensive place to visit, in part because many things need to be imported. For example, plan on spending $100-$150 for a private room at a hostel. Lastly, if you are planning on doing much driving off the main highway, many of the smaller roads are unpaved, so it is best to rent a high clearance vehicle (especially if you want to visit the Westfjords or the interior highlands).
However, if you can deal with these relatively minor issues, I suggest you start making plans to visit Iceland sooner rather than later, especially if you love nature and the outdoors. I can guarantee it will be an adventure that you will cherish for the rest of your life.
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