General Vagaries.

dylanmeconis:

‘Cat and Dog Jumping’ by National Media Museum on Flickr.

Little lovely things.

(Source: theblackworkshop)

(no i am not and most likely never will be pregnant)
(so don’t worry. i just think this is neato.)

The ingredients to a lovely morning.

(Source: theohpioneer)

mothpot:

Really great photo. My eye just goes right up there. It almost has a 3D effect.

jerome2232:

San Fransisco. Golden Gate Bridge. Great shot.

I love that I am a book lover, a word lover, a day dreamer, a thinker, a doer.

bookmania:

Reading at Tsutsujigaoka, Japan. (by Julien Guertault)

My personal goddess, the divine Patricia Lee Smith.

(Source: cocorizzo)

mothpot:

Clever contrast.

(Source: bloodisthenewblackk)

liquidnight:

Édouard Boubat

Sophie

Collioure, France, 1954

From Édouard Boubat: A Gentle Eye

liquidnight:

Lewis Carroll [Charles Lutwidge Dodgson]

Ellen Terry, 1865

Albumen print

[From the Réunion des Musées Nationaux]

imaginaryenemy-:

It’s perfect  :’( I want

elliejune:

I swear.

I grew up with a typewriter in the house, an old manual much like this one. It went the way of many things remembered—my mother purged it from her sight one day, and from mine as well. Later on, during my high school years, she found and purchased an IBM Selectric. Powered by electricity, and just as fast, I used more than once to type papers on, even when there was a computer in the house. It too, has gone, being given to someone, or sold. When my dear friend Chelsea got married, there was a beautiful vintage typewriter at the reception, brought all the way from NYC, where she lives with her honey. Guests typed out messages of love and congratulations for the newlyweds and tucked them into a container for safe-keeping. Happily plunking out an impromptu poem to my friends, I was transported back to toddlerhood, when I would search for the next letter and gleefully press the key.

I am now determined to find a lovely old working typewriter.

liquidnight:

Robert Doisneau

Place Vendôme from a balcony at night, 1950

From Paris

liquidnight:

Elliott Erwitt

New York City, 1955

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