huariqueje: “Pool closing - Caroline Walker , 2016. Scottish, b.1982 - Oil on panel , 37 x 30 cm ”

huariqueje:

Pool closing   -  Caroline Walker , 2016.

Scottish, b.1982 -

Oil on panel ,   37 x 30 cm

2 days ago
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fifteenstrawberries:

menstits:

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We need more images like these i think

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“Borrowing From The Tiger’s Majesty” By Yuzu Kato

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everydaylouie:

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reservoir walk

1 month ago
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#ugh god your landscapes are always what gets me. #a #h #fave

towerofglass:

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sunb1eeder:

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the establishment fears this.

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#h #fave #mmry #bideogame

dduane:

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Chicken in trousers (drawn in 1783). Via @CuriosMuseum over at the Ex Bird Place.

1 month ago
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#fave #absolute fave #h
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huariqueje:

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Night Owls - Paloma Salgado Diaz  , 2023.

Chilean , b. 1990s

Oil on canvas ,

2 months ago
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typewriter-worries:

My girlfriend and I both love to read on vacation. Once, on a camping trip, I finished my book early. She was halfway through a hefty novel and ripped out the first hundred pages to give to me. This tradition of giving each other “leaflets” has allowed us to share our favorite books, and the trips we read them on, that much more closely. – Laura Birnbaum, Washington, D.C.ALT
Today, every day, and on Valentine’s Day, I will visit my wife of 56 years. We are separated by her dementia. I will tell her what’s been going on outside, as I spoon-feed her in her care-home hospital bed. She says, “Thank you,” when I tell her I love her. We both know she would say more, if only she could. We have had a great life together, ever since the second grade. She is slowly leaving, I know that. But we’re a pair until then. – Gene Lock, Sacramento, Calif.ALT
My husband is Filipino, and I am not, so I learned to cook pancit, a noodle dish his mother made. It makes him happy. We cut vegetables, chop meat, then assemble the dish, always refining our understanding of it. It’s like love — it gets better every time. – Muffie Alejandro, Los AngelesALT
We say, “I love you” every time one of us leaves the house. It seems small, but after almost 17 years of marriage, I would feel like I had left my keys behind if I hadn’t said it. – Kate Reymann, Salt Lake CityALT
I have half a banana for breakfast, and my husband always carves a heart on the cut end. – Jill Black, Kalispell, Mont.ALT
When my cancer diagnosis recurred this fall, my husband of 54 years began folding 1,000 origami cranes. Legend says that they will bring good luck and good health. We have installed them in our hallway as a constant reminder of hope and joy. They are beautiful to look at, and they also seem to be working, as I am responding to treatment. – Jane Berke, Alpharetta, Ga.ALT
I hate the sound of liquids being stirred or shaken. So whenever my husband stirs or shakes something, he shouts, “La la la la!” to protect my sensitive ears. (I’ve actually learned to manage my aversion, but I don’t tell him, because I think his off-tune singing is adorable.) – Emily Strahler, Bethlehem, N.H.ALT
Offhandedly, my husband said that he felt loved when his socks were ready to put on. Since then, I roll his socks into pairs. – Chris Jacques, Golden, Colo.ALT
My husband loves new bars of soap, so when I need to replace mine, I take his and give him the new one. – Shannon Moise, British Columbia, CanadaALT
My husband of 30-some years lets me put my cold hands on his body to warm them. We are a husband-and-wife oyster-farming team, so in the winter this is especially endearing. – Cindy West, South Kingstown, R.I.ALT
Every time my girlfriend calls me, I answer the phone by saying, “It’s the most beautiful woman in the world!” – Jeremiah Whitten, MinneapolisALT
My husband and I got married on June 7, 30 years ago. Every month on the seventh, we like to wish each other a happy anniversary — and be the first to do it. Most often, he beats me to it. – Patricia Davis, Westbrook, Conn.ALT
My husband always makes sure that my car’s gas tank is full, the windshield wipers are in good shape and the fluids are topped off. That’s his way of telling me that he’ll never leave me stranded. – Diane Norman, Herndon, Va.ALT
I was diagnosed with a vitamin D deficiency a few years ago. My husband began taking out two capsules and leaving them for me in a tiny dish in our bathroom. It was a gentle reminder to take my vitamins and stay healthy. The gesture feels like a very sweet, “I love you.” When I take the pills and he’s in earshot, I say, “I love you, too.” – Cynthia Copeland, Pasadena, Calif.ALT
For more than 21 years, my husband has given me the last bite of his dessert, always. – Jennifer Grissom, Los AngelesALT
My precious husband, to whom I was married for 46 glorious years, passed away six years ago. But not a day has gone by since when I haven’t blown a kiss to the photograph of him that I keep on my bedroom table. – Karen Strauss, New Rochelle, N.Y.ALT

The New York Times did a piece titled 100 Small Acts of Love and these are some of my favorites 💕

2 months ago
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horrorcitos:

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Randall Patrick

2 months ago
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#h #p #not sure why but #collin mckinney
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