mini-portrait
based in Milan and Venice
Literature student (but mostly aspiring storyteller)
speaks Italian + English + French
"I read, I go to the movies, listen to music — I am just the same as everyone else, only I am always looking for inspiration, looking to create. I am always searching, always on a quest for a beauty, for ideas and a muse to seduce me." - John Galliano
things I post about
books, sushi, Italy, France, Ireland, obscure European movies, art, Christoph Waltz, Isabelle Huppert, cats, A Song of Ice and Fire, costume history, art, and - oh beware of my tv series obsession.
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Hannibal 1x08 - The One Where I Channel All Kinds of Kinks (And Possibly Disturb Myself A Little)
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This made my life.
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thank you! I will look for this chrome extension right away, it should be very useful :)))
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Instead of him, they chose his sister Mischa, and led her away. To play, they said. No one who was led away to play ever...
An anonymous author’s novel written on the walls of an abandoned house in Chongqing, China (2012)
(via bregma)
Prague Castle (by OneFlameintheFire)
Château de Chillon (by raz1940 et Charlotte)
Desmond Castle, Adare, Co Limerick (by John Carey .)
Adare Limerick Ireland
Predjama, Slovenia (by Germano Poli)
(via bregma)
BLACK CASTLE RUINS (by Ben Sollis (CelticVisions))
Wicklow Ireland
Four incredible locations: Ireland, Scotland, Alaska, and Sorrento, Italy. Which is the most beautiful in your opinion? As for me, I’d have to choose Italy. But I love them all!
These are real places!? The Italian one really looks like something out of a Fantasy novel.
(via bidonica)
In the Morning Mist | Baden-Wüttemberg, Germany
© eckiblue
Najac, France (by S. Lo )
Montaigne
“My library is in the third story of a tower; on the first is my chapel, on the second a bedroom with ante-chambers, where I often lie to be alone; and above it there is a great wardrobe. Adjoining my library is a very neat little room, in which a fire can be laid in winter, and which is pleasantly lighted by a window…” Michel de Montaigne (1533 - 1592)
(via verhext, intothewoods, bienenkiste)
