stored-snapshots: Pink Roses by S. Shorey on Flickr.
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tormentedshore: Death Inducing Bernadette by *DalisaAnja
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gnostic-forest: charlottegreen: i’m so in love with this. i can’t even. ah. my favourite feeling in the world is putting your head beneath the water and entering an entirely different place, so peaceful, so quiet. what i miss more than anything when i’m living away from the ocean is being able to duck under and leave all my worries on the surface. This is extraordinary
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jessekinng: sunbaths: champupapi: s0uthernair: elephantumbrellas: forever-and-alwayss: I’d love to sit there and just drink my tea, listening to the rain I’d love to have sex there and listen to the rain between moans there are two kinds of people and i am both of them same i can’t wait to sit there with my 20 cats, ugh than my friends will come over and ill say come sit on my throne of pussy 
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malformalady: A bonsai tree can be any tree that is grown in miniature to resemble an aged tree. The more mature a bonsai tree, the more value it has. Bonsai is Japanese for ‘tree in a pot’. However, simply placing a tree in a tiny pot does not make it bonsai. The grower must possess vision and skill to train the tree’s foliage and guide its shape. This is done through pruning the roots to keep the tree small, wiring the branches, and using other techniques to make the bonsai tree take on the look of a mature tree in nature.
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