Latest Posts by gothphrodite - Page 16
legit think we should be wearing aprons for everyday life more theyre a fantastic garment... extra pockets, protects yr clothes, adjustable sizing, u can still get to all yr pants pockets w them, u can use the skirt part to carry loads ov objects, making them is a good beginners sewing project... theres a lot ov untapped potential here!!! aprons!!!
An old photo of a place called Hell’s Cafe in Paris, which has since shut down.
being as i am an idiot, and having been one my whole life, i just wanna say that i find it very easy to do nothing, and go nowhere. i eat chocolate late at night in the dark. i stand in the garden also. and i’m often waiting for something to happen. and i’m stupid.
Prayer Book, Binding
“What a generous thought. That you are already what you’ve always wanted to be, and all you have to do is let go of the parts that are keeping you from that. But letting go is so terribly hard. I admit I have tried everyday. All the time. I want to let go. It’s not that I’m still holding on– it’s holding on to me.”
— marsarchives (via wnq-writers)
Set of taxidermied mole bookends that I kind of wish I’d had £320 and a massive gothic library for
(Red Brick Market, Baltic Triangle, Liverpool)
https://www.instagram.com/p/B68OSybBCtm/?igshid=1i7xjb857vxxz
Why do i get so flustered around cute boys? It’s like i forget that all men are beneath me
this bracelet came with the original letter
addressed to ’ pet ‘
christmas 1884.
im so worried about tall boys….be safe…be careful up there… maybe you should come down here and kiss me
Salvador Dali – Ménagère (Cutlery Set) 1957
Six pieces (silver-gilt) comprising of two forks, two knives and two enameled spoons.
“Before everything, before even humans, there were stories. A creature at a fire conjuring a world with nothing but its voice and a listener’s imagination. And now, me, and thousands like me, in little booths and rooms and mics and screens all over the world, doing the same for a family of listeners, connected as all families are, primarily by the stories we tell each other. And after, after fire, and death, or whatever happens next, after the wiping clean or the gradual decay, after the after…when there are only a few creatures left, there will be one at a fire, telling a story to what family it has left. It was the first thing, and it will be the last.”
— Welcome to Night Vale Episode 71, “The Registry of Middle School Crushes” (via realhousewivesofnightvale)
