phisalisdaydreams:

How do you call forget-me-not flowers in your mother tongue? Does it have the same meaning as in English?

I met two sweet old ladies that presented me with this flower. They called this flower “esporinha”, which in Brazilian Portuguese means little spur. So, the name didn’t reference the “foget-me-not” English version but the botanical structure itself.

moth-belly:

i’m not religious but what if i became a nun and left everything i knew

honigimohr:

me: [listens to own playlist]

me: fucking masterpiece

(via highmami)

thesouthernshore:

“I’m with you. No matter what else you have in your head I’m with you and I love you.”

— Ernest Hemingway (via quotemadness)

(via unbotheredmuse)