#ancle bracelet

[aleesabella]

Photographer's IG/ jamesfelixraw

[draco-after-dark]

Feral JD au - Brozone designs and concepts

(honestly not much changes from their cannon looks. Except for Branch but that don't happen for a while.)

Bruce's nails are all different colour because he lets his kids choose pick the paint

Shark tooth necklace

Wears his wedding ring on his arm so it don't fall off

Tattoos, right arm has a sibling themed one where the 2nd dot is circled because Bruce is the second oldest. Left arm has small heart tallies, one for each of his kids

Stills wearing the bracelet Brandy made for him when they started dating. (It's yellow and purple because those are their colours!!!)

Surfing scars on his legs from when he first started learning

Has earrings but you can't see them cause HAIR

Booty shorts

Toe claws

Fluffy arms, legs and chest

Wears wristbands because carpel tunnel is a bitch, ancle bands to match with Viva. They flex the drip together

Tongue piercing

Fangs + claws

Mane hair!!! so extra fluffy

What's a hair brush??? Bed head 24/7

Got some scars from the great escape and a chip out of his right ear

Stupid sweater romper (I hate it)

What are legs, mine left

Toe claws like Bruce

Many ear piercings

Fluffy arms + fangs

Hated the white hair at first but it grows on him

Partly shaved head, he wanted a new look

bobtail, wiggle wiggle

Gets the snazzy-est and most sentimental jacket on the planet

RIP Floyd with long tail because of the incident

Pointed pupils

Fluffy legs in winter

Hands got scared up from constructing the bunker years ago

Hair still black at the roots from being grey + colours still faded

Unironically the most like John Dory

Claws + snaggle tooth

Looks like the second oldest rather then the youngest (Big L)

Hug time bracelet from his ✨Girlfriend✨

Leafy vest, patchy pants and earrings

His pupils do the pointed thing when he gets mad

Height chart??? It goes JD, Clay, Bruce, Branch and then Floyd

Tail concepts and colour things

[ptiza-sinitza]

MERMAY LOOKBOOK

As you may guess - I love Art. For this lookbook I was inspired by Renaissance period, esp Botticelli’s paintings. And May is a perfect Month to show your passion for mermaids! Lots of pearls, ‘fish tail’ skirts, ‘bell - bottoms’ pants and narrow siluets, mother of pearl pallet, smooth or sheer fabrics. 

1. hair by @wingssims, headpiece by @s-club-tbr, dress by ciel, pearl sling by @kikiw-sims, shoes by @charonlee, ancle bracelet by @darknighttsims  , clutch by BrazilianForeverSims , rings by @sakuraflora

2. hair SL conversation by DOUX , pearl bra by @bellassims, shirt as acc by @busra-tr, satin skirt by @serenity-cc, shoes by @helen-max, pearl choker by @eunosims,  rings by @sakuraflora

3.  hair by @gramssims, dress by @slay-classy, body as acc by @oydis, sandals by @asansan3,  clutch by @simsmilasmith, necklace by @s-club-tbr,  rings by @sakuraflora

4. hair by @kotehoksims, headpiece by @jujujam-juice , top by @idsims, pants by @idsims,  sandals by @bergdorfgoodman, rings by @sakuraflora

Big thanks and love to all CC creators!

[miss-mukami]

Kou x fem. Reader x Ruki

Tags: sfw

Spoiler: general

Summary: You're getting ready for school, but you can't stop thinking of how weird Kou and Ruki behave around you lately.

Last orange light beams float through your room. You just finished your homework for this evening. You blink towards your windows, it's so warm, so peaceful. It's almost time for school, it's Monday.

The little bracelets Kou gave you are so pretty, you'll be wearing them the first time today. One is wider, so you put over your ancle. "Cute...", you murmur. The pink colour is a contrast to your short boots, but it's so Kou. You both came so close lately, you worry a bit about your relationship with Ruki, or should you rather say partnership for the deal you made? Still, is he okay with it? You did not plan to crush on both guys, but that's just how you feel. You close your door, your bag on the shoulder and walk into the hallway.

"He has a handsome face... Are you trying to win him over as well? He seem to like you.", Ruki confronted you once. "I... I don't want to lie, he's nice to me and he's mostly with us, I think I like him, too..." "Hmph... Maybe I wasn't clear enough. Don't act any longer like this without my permission. I don't want to see you both alone again". Ruki looked somewhat angry. You covered the fresh bite mark at your neck with your hand. It was Kou's. What was that feeling, were you ashamed... maybe? Maybe this act is indeed intimate and it means more to him as just blood donation for your protection? Since your living with them you never saw those brute vampires again that assaulted you a few times. The deal though was with Ruki only and Kou just jumped into you both as if he was part of the deal and Ruki let him. But why?

You had this conversation a while ago and since that Kou only approached you when Ruki was around. He must have scolded him. You sigh, you want to know what they're both thinking. And... how do you really feel about them? For you it's just fun, you convince yourself, you're lucky, so enjoy it, right? You're at to the entrance now. The limousine is already there, let's go.

[bulgariabalkan]

Stele of Nabonedes

ROOM RO. 12.—Potteries.

ROOM NO. 13.—Egyptian mummies and embroideries.

ROOM NO. 14.—The Irak of Arabia discoveries conducted by Americans. Stele of Nabonedes (No. 1327), King of Babylon, 555-538 B.C. The inscription on it refers to the destruction of Babylon by Sennacherib. In the various glass cases a rich and very instructive collection of tablets with cuneiform writings on them.

ROOM NO. 15.—Assyrian tablets with cuneiform writings.

In the middle in a Glass Case.—Alabaster statue of the Babylonian king Esa, 4000 years B.C.

ROOM NO. 16.—Babylonian tablets, vases, tiles, and scarabs.

Passage with glass cases on each side.

Vestibule—-Marble statues.

ROOM NO. 17.—Palmyrian and Himyaritic objects.

ROOM NO. 18.—Pottery ancl statues found in Cyprus, and belonging to the archaic art.

BRONZE AND JEWELS

ROOM NO. 19, OR ROOM OF BRONZE AND JEWELS. —Entering on the right : Hercules. On the left: Jupiter. Both are of bronze, and were found near Janina in Epirus. In Jupiter’s eyes are two granite stones, and they give him a wonderful expression. In front, No. 2 : The bronze bust of a young athlete. Glass case No. 114: Various bronze articles of the early Christian period. Glass case No. 121 : Various bronze small statues, and a plate representing Diana, and found at Pergamos. Glass case No. 115 : The Sidonian treasure, including the gold and jewels found in King Tabnith’s sarcophagus and others of massive gold, and two tablets of gold and one of silver. These latter are the only ones known up to now of these precious metals. Glass case No. 122: Bronze spears, scales and surgical instruments. Glass case No. 116: Bronzes from Lindos of Rhodes. Glass case No. 123 : Gold pieces from various tombs, also two crystal dice. Glass case No. 124 : Objects and a golden diadem found in tombs at Pergamos. Also an agate stone with a representation of Venus, of exquisite art.

Glass case No. 125 : Gold and bronze pieces found in Troy by Dr. Schliemann. The small sticks of massive gold were used as coins in the 12th cent. B.C. Glass case No. 117; Rings and chiselled stones. Glass case No. 128: The serpent’s head belonging to the Serpentine Column in the Hippodrome. A bronze wild boar found near Adrianople, and dating from the 5 th cent. B.c. Glass case No. 126 : Small bronze Egyptian statues. Glass case No. 118: Bronze vases and beads found in Ephesus during the excavations made by the British Museum. Large bronze Boman statue found in Tarsus. Glass case No. 119: The treasure of the old Temple of Ephesus discovered by the British Museum. Glass case No. 127: Bronze bracelets, candlesticks, etc., from Asia Minor. Glass case No. 120 : Bronzes from tombs in Thrace. Bronze statue No. 1 : An athlete.

[dealbulgaria]

Stele of Nabonedes

ROOM RO. 12.—Potteries.

ROOM NO. 13.—Egyptian mummies and embroideries.

ROOM NO. 14.—The Irak of Arabia discoveries conducted by Americans. Stele of Nabonedes (No. 1327), King of Babylon, 555-538 B.C. The inscription on it refers to the destruction of Babylon by Sennacherib. In the various glass cases a rich and very instructive collection of tablets with cuneiform writings on them.

ROOM NO. 15.—Assyrian tablets with cuneiform writings.

In the middle in a Glass Case.—Alabaster statue of the Babylonian king Esa, 4000 years B.C.

ROOM NO. 16.—Babylonian tablets, vases, tiles, and scarabs.

Passage with glass cases on each side.

Vestibule—-Marble statues.

ROOM NO. 17.—Palmyrian and Himyaritic objects.

ROOM NO. 18.—Pottery ancl statues found in Cyprus, and belonging to the archaic art.

BRONZE AND JEWELS

ROOM NO. 19, OR ROOM OF BRONZE AND JEWELS. —Entering on the right : Hercules. On the left: Jupiter. Both are of bronze, and were found near Janina in Epirus. In Jupiter’s eyes are two granite stones, and they give him a wonderful expression. In front, No. 2 : The bronze bust of a young athlete. Glass case No. 114: Various bronze articles of the early Christian period. Glass case No. 121 : Various bronze small statues, and a plate representing Diana, and found at Pergamos. Glass case No. 115 : The Sidonian treasure, including the gold and jewels found in King Tabnith’s sarcophagus and others of massive gold, and two tablets of gold and one of silver. These latter are the only ones known up to now of these precious metals. Glass case No. 122: Bronze spears, scales and surgical instruments. Glass case No. 116: Bronzes from Lindos of Rhodes. Glass case No. 123 : Gold pieces from various tombs, also two crystal dice. Glass case No. 124 : Objects and a golden diadem found in tombs at Pergamos. Also an agate stone with a representation of Venus, of exquisite art.

Glass case No. 125 : Gold and bronze pieces found in Troy by Dr. Schliemann. The small sticks of massive gold were used as coins in the 12th cent. B.C. Glass case No. 117; Rings and chiselled stones. Glass case No. 128: The serpent’s head belonging to the Serpentine Column in the Hippodrome. A bronze wild boar found near Adrianople, and dating from the 5 th cent. B.c. Glass case No. 126 : Small bronze Egyptian statues. Glass case No. 118: Bronze vases and beads found in Ephesus during the excavations made by the British Museum. Large bronze Boman statue found in Tarsus. Glass case No. 119: The treasure of the old Temple of Ephesus discovered by the British Museum. Glass case No. 127: Bronze bracelets, candlesticks, etc., from Asia Minor. Glass case No. 120 : Bronzes from tombs in Thrace. Bronze statue No. 1 : An athlete.

[paradisesc]

Stele of Nabonedes

ROOM RO. 12.—Potteries.

ROOM NO. 13.—Egyptian mummies and embroideries.

ROOM NO. 14.—The Irak of Arabia discoveries conducted by Americans. Stele of Nabonedes (No. 1327), King of Babylon, 555-538 B.C. The inscription on it refers to the destruction of Babylon by Sennacherib. In the various glass cases a rich and very instructive collection of tablets with cuneiform writings on them.

ROOM NO. 15.—Assyrian tablets with cuneiform writings.

In the middle in a Glass Case.—Alabaster statue of the Babylonian king Esa, 4000 years B.C.

ROOM NO. 16.—Babylonian tablets, vases, tiles, and scarabs.

Passage with glass cases on each side.

Vestibule—-Marble statues.

ROOM NO. 17.—Palmyrian and Himyaritic objects.

ROOM NO. 18.—Pottery ancl statues found in Cyprus, and belonging to the archaic art.

BRONZE AND JEWELS

ROOM NO. 19, OR ROOM OF BRONZE AND JEWELS. —Entering on the right : Hercules. On the left: Jupiter. Both are of bronze, and were found near Janina in Epirus. In Jupiter’s eyes are two granite stones, and they give him a wonderful expression. In front, No. 2 : The bronze bust of a young athlete. Glass case No. 114: Various bronze articles of the early Christian period. Glass case No. 121 : Various bronze small statues, and a plate representing Diana, and found at Pergamos. Glass case No. 115 : The Sidonian treasure, including the gold and jewels found in King Tabnith’s sarcophagus and others of massive gold, and two tablets of gold and one of silver. These latter are the only ones known up to now of these precious metals. Glass case No. 122: Bronze spears, scales and surgical instruments. Glass case No. 116: Bronzes from Lindos of Rhodes. Glass case No. 123 : Gold pieces from various tombs, also two crystal dice. Glass case No. 124 : Objects and a golden diadem found in tombs at Pergamos. Also an agate stone with a representation of Venus, of exquisite art.

Glass case No. 125 : Gold and bronze pieces found in Troy by Dr. Schliemann. The small sticks of massive gold were used as coins in the 12th cent. B.C. Glass case No. 117; Rings and chiselled stones. Glass case No. 128: The serpent’s head belonging to the Serpentine Column in the Hippodrome. A bronze wild boar found near Adrianople, and dating from the 5 th cent. B.c. Glass case No. 126 : Small bronze Egyptian statues. Glass case No. 118: Bronze vases and beads found in Ephesus during the excavations made by the British Museum. Large bronze Boman statue found in Tarsus. Glass case No. 119: The treasure of the old Temple of Ephesus discovered by the British Museum. Glass case No. 127: Bronze bracelets, candlesticks, etc., from Asia Minor. Glass case No. 120 : Bronzes from tombs in Thrace. Bronze statue No. 1 : An athlete.

[hasyes]

Stele of Nabonedes

ROOM RO. 12.—Potteries.

ROOM NO. 13.—Egyptian mummies and embroideries.

ROOM NO. 14.—The Irak of Arabia discoveries conducted by Americans. Stele of Nabonedes (No. 1327), King of Babylon, 555-538 B.C. The inscription on it refers to the destruction of Babylon by Sennacherib. In the various glass cases a rich and very instructive collection of tablets with cuneiform writings on them.

ROOM NO. 15.—Assyrian tablets with cuneiform writings.

In the middle in a Glass Case.—Alabaster statue of the Babylonian king Esa, 4000 years B.C.

ROOM NO. 16.—Babylonian tablets, vases, tiles, and scarabs.

Passage with glass cases on each side.

Vestibule—-Marble statues.

ROOM NO. 17.—Palmyrian and Himyaritic objects.

ROOM NO. 18.—Pottery ancl statues found in Cyprus, and belonging to the archaic art.

BRONZE AND JEWELS

ROOM NO. 19, OR ROOM OF BRONZE AND JEWELS. —Entering on the right : Hercules. On the left: Jupiter. Both are of bronze, and were found near Janina in Epirus. In Jupiter’s eyes are two granite stones, and they give him a wonderful expression. In front, No. 2 : The bronze bust of a young athlete. Glass case No. 114: Various bronze articles of the early Christian period. Glass case No. 121 : Various bronze small statues, and a plate representing Diana, and found at Pergamos. Glass case No. 115 : The Sidonian treasure, including the gold and jewels found in King Tabnith’s sarcophagus and others of massive gold, and two tablets of gold and one of silver. These latter are the only ones known up to now of these precious metals. Glass case No. 122: Bronze spears, scales and surgical instruments. Glass case No. 116: Bronzes from Lindos of Rhodes. Glass case No. 123 : Gold pieces from various tombs, also two crystal dice. Glass case No. 124 : Objects and a golden diadem found in tombs at Pergamos. Also an agate stone with a representation of Venus, of exquisite art.

Glass case No. 125 : Gold and bronze pieces found in Troy by Dr. Schliemann. The small sticks of massive gold were used as coins in the 12th cent. B.C. Glass case No. 117; Rings and chiselled stones. Glass case No. 128: The serpent’s head belonging to the Serpentine Column in the Hippodrome. A bronze wild boar found near Adrianople, and dating from the 5 th cent. B.c. Glass case No. 126 : Small bronze Egyptian statues. Glass case No. 118: Bronze vases and beads found in Ephesus during the excavations made by the British Museum. Large bronze Boman statue found in Tarsus. Glass case No. 119: The treasure of the old Temple of Ephesus discovered by the British Museum. Glass case No. 127: Bronze bracelets, candlesticks, etc., from Asia Minor. Glass case No. 120 : Bronzes from tombs in Thrace. Bronze statue No. 1 : An athlete.

[bulgarialife]

Stele of Nabonedes

ROOM RO. 12.—Potteries.

ROOM NO. 13.—Egyptian mummies and embroideries.

ROOM NO. 14.—The Irak of Arabia discoveries conducted by Americans. Stele of Nabonedes (No. 1327), King of Babylon, 555-538 B.C. The inscription on it refers to the destruction of Babylon by Sennacherib. In the various glass cases a rich and very instructive collection of tablets with cuneiform writings on them.

ROOM NO. 15.—Assyrian tablets with cuneiform writings.

In the middle in a Glass Case.—Alabaster statue of the Babylonian king Esa, 4000 years B.C.

ROOM NO. 16.—Babylonian tablets, vases, tiles, and scarabs.

Passage with glass cases on each side.

Vestibule—-Marble statues.

ROOM NO. 17.—Palmyrian and Himyaritic objects.

ROOM NO. 18.—Pottery ancl statues found in Cyprus, and belonging to the archaic art.

BRONZE AND JEWELS

ROOM NO. 19, OR ROOM OF BRONZE AND JEWELS. —Entering on the right : Hercules. On the left: Jupiter. Both are of bronze, and were found near Janina in Epirus. In Jupiter’s eyes are two granite stones, and they give him a wonderful expression. In front, No. 2 : The bronze bust of a young athlete. Glass case No. 114: Various bronze articles of the early Christian period. Glass case No. 121 : Various bronze small statues, and a plate representing Diana, and found at Pergamos. Glass case No. 115 : The Sidonian treasure, including the gold and jewels found in King Tabnith’s sarcophagus and others of massive gold, and two tablets of gold and one of silver. These latter are the only ones known up to now of these precious metals. Glass case No. 122: Bronze spears, scales and surgical instruments. Glass case No. 116: Bronzes from Lindos of Rhodes. Glass case No. 123 : Gold pieces from various tombs, also two crystal dice. Glass case No. 124 : Objects and a golden diadem found in tombs at Pergamos. Also an agate stone with a representation of Venus, of exquisite art.

Glass case No. 125 : Gold and bronze pieces found in Troy by Dr. Schliemann. The small sticks of massive gold were used as coins in the 12th cent. B.C. Glass case No. 117; Rings and chiselled stones. Glass case No. 128: The serpent’s head belonging to the Serpentine Column in the Hippodrome. A bronze wild boar found near Adrianople, and dating from the 5 th cent. B.c. Glass case No. 126 : Small bronze Egyptian statues. Glass case No. 118: Bronze vases and beads found in Ephesus during the excavations made by the British Museum. Large bronze Boman statue found in Tarsus. Glass case No. 119: The treasure of the old Temple of Ephesus discovered by the British Museum. Glass case No. 127: Bronze bracelets, candlesticks, etc., from Asia Minor. Glass case No. 120 : Bronzes from tombs in Thrace. Bronze statue No. 1 : An athlete.

[noortjelanterfanter]

I opened the door looking like this. OK. 😂

Look at this butt ugly shoe 😂 I have a tendency to buy stupid stuff off of wish, most ridiculous part is that the shoes I've bought there are the only shoes I've ever bought online that actually fit perfectly. Well. Except for the ancle strap of this one, it is rather tight. I guess a size 43 (women's 13 and men's 11 us apparently) means you have big feet, but still sport teeny tiny ancles. Which I don't, because I'm shaped like a man (apart from the female parts obviously). I have a rather wide frame. I have thicker bones thus stuff like bracelets, ancle straps, hats and rings never fit quite right. Apart from that my feet are wide and high. So I'm just impressed. Will have to punch a hole more to the end of the strap, but that I can do.

Yesterday I had a bad day, but I'm still not overeating. Will pick the diet back up today. I got this!

[the-fatal-impact]

Rule : answer 21 questions then tag 21 people who you want to get to know better

I was tagged by @this-is-not-what-i-expect

Thank you for apprecieting me as part of my beloved son, Bran fandom❤️

Nickname(s) : Hello, I’m Brzydal!

Zodiac sign : Aries

Height : 163cm

Last movie I saw : Bonnie and Clyde

Last thing I googled : The Forest knows your name (book title)

Favourite musician : Dead Can Dance for etermity, Perturbator for this peroid of time (it’s changing constantly, I listen a lot of diffrent music)

Other blogs : None, even if I propably should have 10...

Following : 420

Followers : 1084 (Half of them are pornbot, I guess...)

Do I get ask : Sometimes, not very often. 

Amount of sleep : 6-8 hours

Lucky numbers : 13 in past, right now - none.

What I’m wearing : Pleated, short jumpsuit, leather sandals, two necklaces, one with zultanite, one with hidden massage, leather bracelet, ancle bracelet and several rings.

Dream job : Anything connected to graphic design and well payed (I’m ok right now, so it’s great)

Drean trip : A lot of places, but right now I’m planning trip to Vienna.

Favorite food : Pierogies, rare steaks, sushi.

Instruments : Zero musical talent.

Languages : Polish and english, also, I kinda can understand my cats...

Favourite song : None in long term, Cygnus by Cult of Luna & Julie Christmas (remixed by Perturbator) right now, but it will change soon

Random fact : I’m wearing extra long, poity nails for 9-10 years right now, and I can tell you  that it is not a problem to function normally with them.

Aesthetic : misterious forest / witches and magic / halloween / crystals and herbs / tea and coffe / flowers  

I’m not tagging anyone, tag yourself if you want ;D

[sommernachtlachen]

struggle: i wanna be all cute and sunny wearing ancle bracelets but at the same time i wanna be dark and grungy wearing all black.

[theentiretystoreptyltd]

Greetings from The Entirety Store PtyLtd Ancle Bracelets 2 pc R220.00 Includes Delivery Happy shopping 063 449 1124 (at South Africa) https://www.instagram.com/p/Ci49XKvjnfD/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[fictional-scenarios]

tagged by @heroic-imagines ! thank you sm for tagging us man, i love you and your work so much <3!<br>

since there’s two active mods right now we’ll both be putting our answers :3!

1. Always post the rules.

2. Answer the questions given by the person who tagged you.

3. Write 11 questions on your own.

4. Tag 11 people.

Questions!:

1). What do you like most about Summer?

beaches! i could visit a beach every day of my life if I could -mod cassie

No school. That's literally it, I'm not a heat person. -mod ashura

2). Favorite drink/beverage?

ngl it’s monster but i can’t drink it often soooo rc cola :3 -mod cassie

Mountain deeeeewwww -mod ashura

3). Do you have a collection of anything?

im sentimental and bit of a hoarder so i colelct everything that’s given to me but my fave thing is probably jars! -mod cassie

I collect little rings or bracelets that were gifted to me I think -mod ashura

4). What is a saying you say a lot?

‘well, what can ya do’ or ‘i’m so tired’ -mod cassie

suck it -mod ashura

5). What is your favorite word?

hmmm im not too sure but i really like the word ‘love’ -mod cassie

peace :)))-mod ashura

6). What is the most recent dream that you remember?

it’s really cool tbh i could world hop and see different versions of myself and one was a deity god, another was an apocalypse survivor, and the other lived in atlantis -mod cassie

it was really long but I saw my best friend marry gaara and the wedding was interrupted with explosive hands and eyes and mouths and Itachi tried to stop an arrow from hitting me but it went through the both of us -mod ashura

7). Do you have a sweet tooth?

yes but mainly only for candy (fuck dude i could eat candy all day), too much pastries make me feel sick óuò -mod cassie

Y E S -mod ashura

8). What’s your aesthetic?

it’s mixed but right now i love the soft cloud aesthetic with sundresses and also the midnight city, glowing neon signs punk aesthetic -mod cassie

pearl from steven universe with long hair -mod ashura

9). Favorite thing to do when it’s night time?

im usually either playing ancl, on here or my main blog, or drawing/writing! -mod cassie

gaming and watching markiplier -mod ashura

10). What’s a sound you hate and a sound you love?

a sound i hate? sirens. i hatehatehate warning sirens and alerts. i looove the sound of dawn morning birds though! -mod cassie

I don't particularly hate any sounds but I like listening to keyboard ASMR -mod ashura

11). Do you have any nicknames?

a few! it mostly consists of cass, casserole, casscass, but a few others are squib, cheerio, and cassadilla -mod cassie

fairy duckmother and fate -mod ashura

Now our questions! (half mod cassies and half mod ashuras!)

1.) What’s your favorite type of sky look like óuò?

2.) What’s a song you swear you don’t like, but if it comes on you can’t not sing/dance along?

3.) Do you like nightcore :]c 

4.) If could have super power what would it be?

5.) What’s your favorite dream you’ve had?

6.) What’s your ideal fashion compared to what your usual outfits look like?

7.)What kind of chocolate do you prefer?

8.)Do you think you'll be a good parent?

9.)What do you love about your parent(s)?

10.)What is your favourite season and why?

11.)If you could change your name, what would you change it into?

anyone can do it, and you don’t have to if you’re tagged, but i taaaag: @jojosheadcannons , @sweetjojoheadcanons , @b-n-h-a-imagines , @bokunowhat , @bokunoheroimagines , @heroacademiaimagines , @jojosmusing aaaand @hq-things !

[sundaystormwhitewood]

#478 Dress for Spoonful of Sugar Fair

#478 Dress for Spoonful of Sugar Fair

So I'll drive Ten thousand miles into the dead of night Till I run out of love for you, baby Till I've got no more love for you, baby Black Coffee & David Guetta - Drive feat. Delilah Montagu

  Sunday is wearing:

Dress: [HEC] – SILVIE Semi-Boho Dress FP KLDFL-00

Bracelet: [HEC] – JOE Unisex Biker Hand-Band

Shoes: [Yasum] Ancle Boots* 4

Hair: [miwa’s] airship Hair#04

Hair Flower: [Bauhaus…

[artjewerly-blog]

A personal favorite from my Etsy shop