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Posted on January 6, 2011 By erinComments Off on new year

Not even a week in, and 2011 is strange & wonderful already.

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My sister got us this extraordinary portrait of La My sister got us this extraordinary portrait of Lady Vesper from @crownandpaw 🖤
🖤 Favorite books I read in 2020 🖤 WE RIDE UP 🖤 Favorite books I read in 2020 🖤 WE RIDE UPON STICKS - Quan Barry SOLUTIONS AND OTHER PROBLEMS - Allie Brosh THE UNIDENTIFIED - @colindickey PIRANESI - Susanna Clarke FLYAWAY - @tanaudel BEOWULF - translated by @dahvana
I have no idea if these particular posts had the m I have no idea if these particular posts had the most likes this year or not because all of the algorithm compilation services are being difficult but I made my own grid of 2020, with books and 42nd birthday portraits and kittens enamored by record players and snow 🖤
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erinmorgensternerin morgenstern@erinmorgenstern·
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Reached the Shattered Library in this replay of Dragon Age: Inquisition. The aesthetic influence this game had on The Starless Sea is not subtle 🖤

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A gorgeous gilded tower houses what may be the world's largest collection of gin. https://bit.ly/2N4Fa4S

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16 Jan

You can row a boat through this ancient underground reservoir. https://bit.ly/2LNEX5l

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AlixEHarrowAlix E. Harrow@AlixEHarrow·
13 Jan

okay, but why aren't more books adapted into video games. do you know how much i would pay to poke around canaan house?? to sail the starless sea??? to spend 14 years wrongly imprisoned in the Château d'If only to escape and wreak terrible vengeance on my enemies??

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thecreepingmoonMegan Wyreweden@thecreepingmoon·
12 Jan

Hey #PortfolioDay I’m Megan, an Asian-American artist from Seattle. I love earthy tones, environmental storytelling, fantasy, folklore and history.

Portfolio: http://thecreepingmoon.co
💌: thecreepingmoon @ gmail . com
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