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I don't want dating apps. I wanna meet a man the old fashioned way: I see him across the room at a ball and ask my friend who he is, and when she realizes I've taken a fancy to him, she drags me across the room and forces us to talk to each other.
Keira Knightley as Elizabeth Swann and Orlando Bloom as Will Turner PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN: DEAD MAN’S CHEST 2006 | dir. Gore Verbinski
making lists is so important to me like yesssss girl let's break a large concept into manageable pieces
A blazing bright summer!
Itty Bitty Summer Dragon stickers ♡
I'm OFFICIALLY DONE with all the itty bitty seasonal dragons :") thanks everyone for checking them out!! It was such a fun little project to do! All the seasons here:
🍂Autumn | ❄️Winter | 🌱Spring | 🌻 Summer

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NORTH BY NORTHWEST 1959 — dir. Alfred Hitchcock
no character or plotline will ever fully explore an issue from every point of view, and that's okay. art can and should be a starting point for a discussion rather than seen as a 'one size fits all'. each and every person who experiences a story will see it in a different way, will pick up on things that someone else didn't, and might find a viewpoint that speaks specifically to them that even the creator themselves didn't intend.
art is a conversation, not a textbook. it is not supposed to tell you a fact, but rather show you an inkblot test and ask what you see.
1, 4, 7-12, 17, 19, and 20 for the reading asks, if you please?
ahhhh thank you so much for the ask, friend!!
1. Book you’ve reread the most times?
oh great question! I think it would have to be one of The Accidental Detectives books, The Cooper Kids books, or maybe Lara and the Gray Mare. I easily read each of those 50+ times as a kid.
4. What sections of a bookstore do you browse?
I am a bargain bookhunter first and foremost, so I gravitate towards the clearance / discount sections! in terms of genre, I usually look at classics, children's, and general fiction for authors and genres I like.
7. Is there a series/book that got you into reading?
yes!! The Accidental Detectives by Sigmund Brouwer. I never cared for reading until I discovered The Disappearing Jewel of Madagascar (book four) in my church library in third grade. I became a reading fanatic after that :D
8. What is the first book you remember reading yourself?
I had a 1970s book called The Magic of Words that was published by Childcraft Annual. I remember paging through that on my own from the time I was old enough to remember anything. I also had a book of fairytales and a book of virtues / fables that I was obsessed with!
9. When do you tend to read most?
generally in the afternoons, somewhere between 2:00 and 6:00. I don't get to read every day, but if I miss the afternoon, I usually try to read a little before bed!
10. Do you have a guilty fave?
The Gargoyle by Andrew Davidson. it's one of the greatest books I've ever read, and I could never recommend it to another living soul. very graphic content of all kinds, lots of stuff I have to skim through, but there's just something about it, man.
11. What non-fiction books do you like if any?
I love a good nonfiction book! A Cheesemonger's History of the British Isles, Inventing English, The Plain Man Looks at Himself, Atomic Habits, Grit, and The Peregrine would be my all-time favorites.
12. Did you enjoy any compulsory high school readings?
answered this one here :)
17. Top 5 children’s books?
also answered this one here!
19. Most disliked popular books?
I absolutely can't stand The Alchemist or The Full Moon Coffee Shop, and I don't like The Poisonwood Bible either. I'm not sure how popular they are, but Curious Tides, We Were Liars, The Sirens, and The Ten Thousand Doors of January were major flops for me. I also have an extremely complicated relationship with The Great Gatsby, though not because it's a badly written book.
20. What are things you look for in a book?
I generally just look for anything that interests me! historical eras, vintage classics, fantasy worlds, academia/history/science, westerns, intriguing romances, fairytale or mythology or classic literature retellings, books about art or ballet or the ocean or outer space or lighthouses or museums or libraries, any kind of surreal or twisty or dreamlike or gothic book, or just things that otherwise catch my interest! I honestly read a little of anything and everything, which works well for me and my eclectic attention span :D
reblog and put in the tags movie sequels that are better than the originals
I think all the time about how Justin Martyr (in the 100s AD) wrote that the plows Jesus made during His time as a carpenter were still in use. makes me wonder what I'm doing for His kingdom that can still benefit others and point them to my Lord a hundred years from now

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Train Dreams (2025) dir. Clint Bentley
he's the noble steed for @skiptomy's ladies of Allium seasonings
the bond between a girl and their favorite fictional man is both an unstoppable force and an immovable object
Jean Simmons and Robert Mitchum in Angel Face (1952)

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cemetery watercolor
Nah cause imagine you find a dead guy on the side of the road and you go out of your way to bury him even though you don’t know him and after you dig a whole grave and put him in there he just. Wakes up. And says nah I don’t wanna be in there and just. Walks away. I’d be so mad