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Yummy smelling rose, Lady of the Mist. My favorite fragrance in the garden!

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american girl characters: Cécile Rey and Marie-Grace Gardner (1853)

Cécile comes from a well-to-do and highly regarded family in the New Orleans free Black community. Cécile is confident, outgoing, curious, loves the limelight, and likes to be original. She is always full of clever ideas and can be quite mischievous. She also loves listening to her grandfather’s tales about the sea.

Marie-Grace was born in New Orleans; she and her father left the city to live on the east coast after her mother and younger brother’s deaths in 1849. She was brave as a young child, but years of moving frequently on the Northeast coast of the United States and not having a stable home have changed her; she is now quite shy and feels out of place and like her father couldn’t find the right place.

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Time passes, people move. Like a river’s flow, it never ends.

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Prints

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💌 Some recent artwork I would like to share :] 💌

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compilation of orange caramel's HAH!

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my discord tag is dalal#5213. just tell me your url when you add me!

y’all: ayla please stop going offline for months at a time with no contact!

me: add me on discord, cowards.

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y’all: ayla please stop going offline for months at a time with no contact!

me: add me on discord, cowards.

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tired: the 2018 pride vent emotions are ugly

wired: the 2018 pride vent emotions are for butch lesbians only

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shit tier: elves with ears that are just regular human ears, but pointy

okay tier: elves with long ears

god tier: elves with long ears with piercings

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The Love Witch

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i bet god tiers bathe in light and glitter (my life dream)

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What secrets would the blacklight reveal about you?

Happy valentine’s day everyone!

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Early part of the sunrise at Leaser Lake. 

I know tatarian honeysuckle, Lonicera tatarica, is invasive, but it looked pretty nice right then.