#burford

[peacefulandcozy]

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[allthingseurope]

Burford, England (by Billy Wilson)

[cloud-y-ah]

[m-dreamer-is-trans-inclusive]

So about Phineas & Ferb

The further into the series you go, the more of an icon Buford becomes. We stan 💅🏻👏🏼

[stephaniemulholland]

[bwthornton]

Ghostly Bells at Burford Ring Out For The Executed Levellers

Hear the names of three Levellers being called, Cornet Thompson, Corporal Perkins and Private Church, then the sharp crack of gunshots.

[weerentheworld]

Day 8 cotsolwds

Today is my last full day, and I’m up very early again since I have a full day tour of the Cotswolds booked.

(finally I’m not driving!)

It’s quite a rainy morning, but that does nothing to dim the beauty of the area.

The Cotswolds is a region in the southwest England, north of London, known for its picturesque villages and rolling hills.

Apparently the name comes from Cots = wooden enclosure for lambs & Wolds = landscape folding soft hills.

Burford is the first stop, where I get a divine second breakfast (first was just some light cereal) of a plum tart and tea from Lynwood & Co Burford, check out the local sweetshop, and get some very clear honey from the post office.

The rest of the time is spent looking at the gorgeous architecture.

(I’m dressed up for this occasion, can you tell? :p )

[coffeeeverydamnday]

[mndvx]

Time catches up with us all, Doctor. DOCTOR WHO — The Wedding of River Song (S06E13) directed by Jeremy Webb | written by Steven Moffat ››› Matt Smith as The Doctor ››› Katharine Burford as The Nurse ››› Simon Fisher-Becker as Dorium Maldovar

[theleoisallinthemind]

Kristian Burford 

[dk-thrive]

The Different Ways You Abandon Yourself

Saying "yes" when you're aching to say "no." Apologizing to someone who owes you the apology. Digging your heels in deeper when you know you're the one in the wrong. Over-explaining your truth to someone who stopped lis- tening a long time ago. Romanticizing the bare minimum. Begging for basic decency. Chasing people who do not want to be caught. Building a life based on what you think looks "good" but not on what actually feels good. Ignoring your intuition. Ignoring your body. Ignoring your needs. Contorting and bending and breaking to fit in places you know you've outgrown. Staying in a relationship that has run its course. Not allowing time for deep rest. Running on fumes. Staying quiet when someone disrespects you. Refusing to allow what already is. Lying to yourself. Never asking for help. Never taking a chance on yourself. Never living up to your own word. Celebrating those who only tolerate you. Wishing you were someone else.

— Molly Burford, "The Different Ways You Abandon Yourself" in "Moments to Hold Close" )

[cloud-y-ah]

[frommyfavoritebooks]

Lessons You Learn From Loving "The Wrong Person"

You learn how to ask for what you need. You also learn how to walk away when you don't receive what you need. Because you now know that your needs will never be too much for the right person.

You learn what you want in a partner. In loving the "wrong person," you come to realize what you value in a partnership because you see what happens in those values' absence.

You learn you can't save people. You now fully understand your role in a relationship is not saving. It is to be loving Caring. Present. There. Nothing more, nothing less.

You learn the power of hope. You saw infinite potential in someone who ultimately could not, and would not, see it through. And that's a beautiful thing.

You learn that love isn't always enough to make something last. You can love someone and still know letting go is thr right thing to do for both of you.

You learn that just because a relationship ends doesn't mean it didn't matter. All of it matters. And it always will.

You learn that there are no "wrong" people to love. There are just people we love, and sometimes it doesn't work out. It is good until suddenly it is not. The sun rises and sets. Our hopes rise and fall. We love, and eventually, we let each other go. And we learn from it all. We still grow.

moments to hold close, molly burford

[bruce-wyatt-burner]

👀👀

[therapyandstars]

“10. You take accountability for your mistakes. Feedback and constructive criciticsm don’t make you defensive anymore. You’ve grown too much for that. Now, you apologize when you screw up without thinking you’re a totally shit human for the mistake. You just learn from it and do better.” - 11 Signs You’re Healing So Much More Than You Realize by Molly Burford