dolores on the dotted line
Jan 19
Jan 18
herestoyou: (via pitusinha)
Jan 17
Memento mori, circa 1910
From Who We Were: A Snapshot History of America
(via allegra)
babypanda:via www.ninjita.net sharon rogers
Jan 16
(via rapeblossom)
Jan 15
“ Down through the centuries, the notion that life is wrapped in a dream has been a pervasive theme of philosophers and poets. So doesn’t it make sense that death, too, would be wrapped in dream? That after death, your conscious life would continue in what might be called, “a dream body?” It would be the same dream body you experience in your everyday dream life, except that in the post-mortal state, you could never again wake up, never again return to your physical body.
— Waking Life (2001) (via funeral)
