L'Heure Verte

"Exuberance is beauty." -William Blake
Is this what being an adult is always going to be like?

Is this what being an adult is always going to be like?

(Source: pictorialpress)

fabulouslyfreespirited:

If the The Hangover had been made a few decades earlier…..

fabulouslyfreespirited:

If the The Hangover had been made a few decades earlier…..

buttholesurferrr:

Two birds stoned at once.

buttholesurferrr:

Two birds stoned at once.

After the emotional trainwreck that was yesterday, I woke up knowing that I’ve come to an impasse. Its either Dani or a life of hoarding bulldogs.  

After the emotional trainwreck that was yesterday, I woke up knowing that I’ve come to an impasse. Its either Dani or a life of hoarding bulldogs.  

(Source: amy--xo)

I am not a native

Your Catalan tunes walk through my mind

We cannot introduce ourselves; we do not speak the same.

But they offer to teach me their dance, though

I am not a native and I cannot use my words.

My blood is that of old plantation homes

Of church hymns, cotton, and pine trees

But it no longer feels like my own. Even here,

I am not a native and I cannot use my words.

These days my senses have been transfused with yours.

The rain drizzles against my window,

But I only feel Mediterranean air. Still,

I am not a native and I cannot use my words.

These days instead of grass, I feel sand beneath my feet,

In the mornings, I smell oranges;

I hear cathedral bells ringing, mingling with the soft strums

from your Spanish guitar.

I am not a native but I do not need to use my words.

Te quiero

are the only words

I need to know.

Valencia beach

Love. Or bad breath.

Stuck in da middle wif you

Stuck in da middle wif you

wehadfacesthen:

Dancing in the street, 1950s
via justanotherwasteddream

wehadfacesthen:

Dancing in the street, 1950s

via justanotherwasteddream

The haircut is probably a hint.

The haircut is probably a hint.

Wheresoever the search after truth begins, there life begins; wheresoever that search ceases, there life ceases.

John Ruskin, The Two Paths