I have no clue who this boy is yet, but I’ve always been super into witches/magic, so he might appear again??? in the future???

maybe?????

goodreadss:

Straße mit Kirche in Kandern von August Macke  

August Macke: Staudacherhaus in Tegernsee (1910)

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look, it me :-)

freckledchild:

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niccillustrates:

Inktober 2016 - Days 21-25 - Style & Aesthetic

@ every porn blog ever: pls stop following me, I’m too tender for this

hexthesystem:

REBLOG THIS POST IF YOU ARE A JEW WHO WANTS TO TAKE OVER PUNK ROCK

pricebullington:

Ken Price

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keshetchai:

alternativetodiscourse:

animatedamerican:

lesbianzoidberg:

taavot:

it’s tiring to be jewish right now. I know a lot of us are just feeling exhausted and quick to anger. it’s really hard to explain to others. I don’t really know what to say that will be any solace but I want us to not feel alone. I wanna invite people to reblog with things about judaism, any part of judaism, not limited to religious things if you aren’t religious, that are euphoric, connected, calm, etcetera.

mine to start off (not everyone will connect with every one of these obviously but the point is to add an outpouring of jewish beauty the way we each experience it) 

• kissing book spines and touching mezuzot (we greet hashem / each other / our identities everywhere)
  
• finding mezuzot in other people’s houses
  
• everyone’s different charoset recipes on pesach (so many sweetnesses)
  
• when people in the same synagogue have different tunes to a song but the weird discord isn’t unpleasant
  
• the first moments of kol nidre, seeing everyone in their best clothing, a sea of white fabric and pounding hearts and the most solemn I’ll feel all year probably
• when kids don’t know quite how to blow a shofar
• covering your eyes to light candles
  
• that popular havdalah tune
• eating figs or honey or pomegranates in accord with various occasions and the taste becoming more special
  
• remembering to say a bracha / adding a new bracha to the ones that you say
• the special “I have a tallit on” feeling
• seeing someone with a cute kippah design
• clothing that feels jewish (whether it be tzniut or tied to a jewish culture you belong to or another reason) and you walk around all day feeling floaty and connected 
  
• having a stranger unexpectedly wish you good yom tov / shabbat / chag sameach
  
• seeing a stranger / family you don’t know being visibly jewish in public
  
• klezmer clarinet / violin (I recognize longing and grief and ultimate joy in musical patterns that sound strange and corny to outsiders)

@yehudmood where is that post you made with the different links to videos and recordings of prayers/songs from different jewish communities? I feel like that would go with this post. 

anyone feel free to add theirs!

the unbridled & unabashed joy of simchat torah

when we say mi shebeirach at the end of shabbat services & everyone calls out the name of someone they know who is in need of healing

kids’ homemade menorahs

when the preschool class sings the dreidel song during the chanukah show & they spin so fast they all fall over

• yiddish lullabies
  
• ladino lullabies
• studying torah from the original text plus seven or eight translations, all into the same contemporary language, no two alike
• rediscovering a tune you’d forgotten to a song or prayer you’ve known your whole life
• hearing a parent or older sibling guide a very small child through saying a bracha
• DANCING AT JEWISH WEDDINGS

• singing “lecha dodi” in a room full of people who are all also singing. bonus if it’s a small room, double bonus if some of the people are harmonizing.
  
• on the other hand, when the people at the shul are really not good at singing but they all sing the harder song for “etz chaim” and you can hear them trying so hard even though they’re not quite getting it

• parents blessing their children (even their adult children)
• the part of lecha dodi where everyone turns and bows
• my friend asking me if Simchat Torah dancing is “a Torah Mosh Pit”
• really beautiful Torah covers
• babies who have discovered groggers
• …BAGELS

ca-tsuka:

Hayao Miyazaki (animated) posters by podrickforking

paulkangart:

Goodnight Princess.

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artdetails:

Gustave Doré, A Midsummer Night’s Dream (detail)

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sosuperawesome:

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niccillustrates:

Inktober 2016 - Days 16-20 - Style & Aesthetic

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