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About Me

I am, or at least that's what I've been led to believe. I live in a fluffy purple cloud filled with fantasy, but once in a while I peek outside, take a look at the darkness that surrounds me and embrace it.

I write fantasy for fun, work for the enemy for money and was trained as a scientist to satisfy my curiosity.

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  1. missfaerie: This cute little owl is my first attempt at making an embroidery pattern. Would you like to buy a copy of the pattern? Click through to visit my blog. (via Secret Project Revealed! - Woodland Owl Embroidery Pattern)

    missfaerie:

    This cute little owl is my first attempt at making an embroidery pattern. Would you like to buy a copy of the pattern? Click through to visit my blog.

    (via Secret Project Revealed! - Woodland Owl Embroidery Pattern)

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  2. POTTERMORE

    Me too!

    missfaerie:

    I’M IN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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  3. fuckyeahtattoos: Heh.

    fuckyeahtattoos:

    Heh.

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  4. the-everyday-lolita: “A night out in town as a Sweet Lolita. Since I live in Puerto Rico finding the proper accessories for Lolita is next to impossible. Everything is off-brand. My skirt and bow were made by the lovely Malice Alice and I sewed my own purse and petticoat. This was my first attempt at Lolita. Please keep in mind that this was an extremely windy night and the temperature was well over 80F. Forgive me if I didn’t get the whole style right. Any suggestions are welcome. Click on the picture to see more.” I think this is a beautiful attempt at Lolita, especially one almost completely hand-made. Not many people have that kind of talent, I know I’m especially envious! Sadly, I can’t see too much of your outfit to give you good criticism, but from what I can see, it is a very good start and looks great on you! Keep up the great work, I hope you continue enjoying the fashion!

    the-everyday-lolita:

    “A night out in town as a Sweet Lolita.

    Since I live in Puerto Rico finding the proper accessories for Lolita is next to impossible. Everything is off-brand. My skirt and bow were made by the lovely Malice Alice and I sewed my own purse and petticoat.

    This was my first attempt at Lolita. Please keep in mind that this was an extremely windy night and the temperature was well over 80F. Forgive me if I didn’t get the whole style right. Any suggestions are welcome.

    Click on the picture to see more.”

    I think this is a beautiful attempt at Lolita, especially one almost completely hand-made. Not many people have that kind of talent, I know I’m especially envious! Sadly, I can’t see too much of your outfit to give you good criticism, but from what I can see, it is a very good start and looks great on you! Keep up the great work, I hope you continue enjoying the fashion!

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  5. <3<3<3

    missfaerie:

    A night out in town as a Sweet Lolita.

    Since I live in Puerto Rico finding the proper accessories for Lolita is next to impossible. Everything is off-brand. My skirt and bow were made by the lovely Malice Alice and I sewed my own purse and petticoat.

    This was my first attempt at Lolita. Please keep in mind that this was an extremely windy night and the temperature was well over 80F. Forgive me if I didn’t get the whole style right. Any suggestions are welcome.

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  6. What was the last book you read?

    I’m currently reading Taltos by Anne Rice. Other recently finished books include I read the Lightning Thief by Rick Riordan, Lasher by Ane Rice and The Good Fairies of New York by Martin Millar.

    Ask me anything

  7. missfaerie: &lt;3 Royal Headpiece Mini Pill Box Hat &lt;3

    missfaerie:

    <3 Royal Headpiece Mini Pill Box Hat <3

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  8. "Al poeta le incumbe rescatar el lenguaje de su uso trivial, que no sólo desvitaliza las palabras al convertirlas en meros instrumentos de comunicación, sino que degrada al hombre mismo que, privado de su órgano de interrogar el misterio, llega a ser esclavo de sus propios instrumentos."

    - Mito y Existencia - Ludwig Schajowicz (via viktorexhumed)
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  9. lioneater: I designed a bunch of these in different sizes and have been printing them out, handing them around and putting them up. I encourage everyone to print some out and put them up. The text is not my own, it has been passed around and has been seen in alternating styles in different zines (see: Learning Good Consent &amp; A World Without Sexual Assault). Download: half 8.5x11 (2 on a sheet) full 8.5x11 half 11x17 (2 on a sheet) full 11x17

    lioneater:

    I designed a bunch of these in different sizes and have been printing them out, handing them around and putting them up. I encourage everyone to print some out and put them up. The text is not my own, it has been passed around and has been seen in alternating styles in different zines (see: Learning Good Consent & A World Without Sexual Assault).

    Download:

  10. "I think for me the tipping point was when I was a very young man. It was late at night, and I was lying in bed, and I thought, as I often thought, “I could be a writer. It’s what I want to be. I think it’s what I am.” And then I imagined myself in my eighties, possibly even on my deathbed, thinking that same thought, in a life when I’d never written anything. And I’d be an old man, with my life behind me, still telling myself I was really a writer — and I would never know if I was kidding myself or not."

    - Neil Gaiman (via threeneilsaday) (via neilgaiman)
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