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  • kitsunetsuki:
“Irving Penn - Bridget Hall for Jean Paul Gaultier (Vogue 1994)
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    kitsunetsuki:

    Irving Penn - Bridget Hall for Jean Paul Gaultier (Vogue 1994)

    • 1 year ago
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  • mulderbaby:

    “There are no answers for you, Mr. Mulder. They only have one policy… deny everything.”

    the x-files s02e06 - ascension

    • 1 year ago
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  • hlupdate:
“First We Feast via twitter šŸ‘šŸ‘„šŸ‘ (x) - 12/07/22
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    hlupdate:

    First We Feast via twitter 👁👄👁 (x) - 12/07/22

    • 1 year ago
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  • rachywhoo:

    Words to keep inside your pocket:

    • Quiescent - a quiet, soft-spoken soul.
    • Chimerical - merely imaginary; fanciful. 
    • Susurrus - a whispering or rustling sound. 
    • Raconteur - one who excels in story-telling. 
    • Clinquant - glittering; tinsel-like. 
    • Aubade - a song greeting the dawn. 
    • Ephemeral - lasting a very short time. 
    • Sempiternal - everlasting; eternal. 
    • Euphonious - pleasing; sweet in sound. 
    • Billet-doux - a love letter. 
    • Redamancy - act of loving in return.
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  • edenkillsr0ckstars-deactivated2:

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  • ahsxka:

    Leonardo DiCaprio at Gianni Versace’s dinner party in Paris, 1995

    • 1 year ago
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  • prettybard:

    SIR PLS,, I CANT

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    • 1 year ago
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  • cinema-shots:

    “I love you. I’ll wait for you. Come back. Come back to me.”

    Atonement (2007)

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  • conspectusargosy:

    Phacelia grandiflora is from one of my favorite plant genera and is one of my favorites even from this genus. Despite how commonly it occurs through its range, P. grandiflora is limited to near-coastal regions and the south side of the Transverse Ranges through the lower third of California and a touch into Baja California. No two plants produce the same flower patterns – some deeply blue-purple, some pale, some with a dark center and pale tips. Growing up to about three feet tall, they thrive in disturbed areas and can on occasion dominate a space, though they usually coexist with other Phacelias such as P. brachyloba and P. cicutaria. The large flowers have a strange pungent odor (sweet, with a strong bias of burning rubber) and feature a prominent nectar cup. They are a favorite of native bees, particularly larger bumble bees which will make sure to pay thorough visits to each flower. The plants can produce numerous small seeds which will grow the following spring with very little water required to produce prolific and showy blooms.

    • 1 year ago
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