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— James Baldwin (via naturaekos)

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Strong black coffee in the morning washes away all my sins from the previous night

Be teachable. You’re not always right.

I used to think it was important to have common interests with the person that you are in a relationship with but now I think it is more important to be similar in other aspects. like how kind you are. how you treat the people you care about, how you treat strangers. how you deal with anger. how you deal with pain. and not necessarily dealing with all these things the same way but being perceptive enough to understand what action each situation calls for. it’s important for both people to be on the same page about what that action should be. it’s important to me to have that kind of synchrony.

— Meredith Grey (via thegoodvybe)

Talk with people who make you see the world differently.

— Lukas W. // Two kinds of love (via somepiecesofmyheartandsoul)

Travel. Make memories. Have adventures. Because I guarantee that when you’re 85 and on your death bed you won’t think about that flashy car you bought, or the twenty pairs of designer shoes you owned. But you will think about that time you got lost in your favourite city. The nights spent falling in love under the stars and all the beautiful people you met along the way. You’ll think of the moments that made you feel truly alive. And at the very end, those memories will be the only valuable possessions you own

Art of love.

Dancing in Film:

Love Actually (2003) dir. Richard Curtis

Choreography by Jonathan Lunn

— John Wooden (via quotemadness)

i wanna touch you for hours as we listen to soft music in your bedroom.

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(Sound is very much required on this one.)

Sometimes food is so darn tasty you gotta sing its praises.

AWOOOOO! 

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— Arkaye Kierulf