hollowtones:

& BTW the chickadees and woodpeckers are boring holes into the moon and the heavens again

sapphic-dark-academia:

if i can’t hand my lover a cup of coffee and kiss their forehead while they are working then what even is the point

perhapsdragon:

introvert-unicorn:

Beautiful Scottish Gaelic Words and Their Meanings

• Blate (adj.): Shy or bashful.
• Bogle (n.): Scottish ghost used to describe a number of folkloric creatures.
• Braw (adj.): Excellent, pleasant.
• Bruadarach (n.): Dreamer, visionary.
• Camhanaich (n.): Early morning twilight.
• Coorie (v.): to cuddle or nestle in, especially when it’s cold.
• Dook (v.): To dip in liquid, especially water.
• Faodail (n.): A lucky find.
• Fearthainn (n.): Rain.
• Gallus (adj.): Cheeky or bold.
• Gloaming (n.): Twilight or dusk.
• Loon (n.): Young man.
• Neach-gaoil (n.): Sweetheart, beloved.
• Peely-wally (adj.): looking pale or sick.
• Piece (n.): Sandwich.
• Saorsa (n.): Freedom, liberty.
• Solasta (adj.): Luminous, shining.
• Stravaig (v.): To wander without a purpose.
• Stocious (adj.): To be very drunk.
• Udal Cuain (adj.): To be tossed arround by the ocean.

happyheidi:

(via)

oniongarlic:

loved when count dracula crawled down the outer wall of the castle and jonathan harker was like….. what a weird guy……

a-quiet-green-agreement:

She was so pale it was quite possible to believe that she was without blood.

— Ian McEwan, from “Two Fragments: March 199–” In Between the Sheets and Other Stories (Vintage, 1994)

annacanart:

mush man

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theveningsong:

Forgotten by the world, but not by nature.

thotty-bog-body:

experiencing horrors beyond comprehension while i do the dishes rn

bluhbluhwarhammer:

love it when you’re an artist and you go to clean your room and you inevitably pull out the Box of Old Sketchbooks and you spend the next few hours lovingly flipping through each page instead of cleaning your room