Strawberry Glass Bead Necklace by lunacyglass

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Vasilisa and Baba Yaga

Guys, a new game based on the Russian fairy tale Vasilisa the Beautiful has recently been released.

It's an adventure with gorgeous visuals and great music. Just look at this:

The story is basicaly retelling of the fairy tale "Vasilisa The Beautiful", so if you haven't read it yet, this game is a great way to familiarise yourself with the tale.

The gameplay is a little bit clunky, but it's still a great experiance for an evening, try it.

You can find the game in Steam: Vasilisa and Baba Yaga

This beautiful necklace was part of a jewelry set gifted to Princess Stéphanie of Belgium by the city of Budapest. The occasion of the gift was her marriage to Crown Prince Archduke Rudolf (son of Sissi) on 10 May 1881. The piece is inlaid with the so-called "Hungarian opal", which was highly prized in the history of jewelry. . Image: The Hungarian Opal Jewellery, Budapest, 1881, ©Kunsthistorisches Museum Vienna, Schatzkammer

The fairy dance (1895) - Karl Wilhelm Diefenbach

Leonora Carrington, Who Art Thou, White Face, 1959

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Amethyst bracelet made by Faeriesjewels

Johan Laurentz Jensen (Danish,1800-1856)

Roses in a glass vase

Oil on canvas

"Angel Cat", Margaret Wozniak.

asking "wait so what do you think I'm saying" mid-disagreement will replenish years of your life actually

PLEASE do this ohmygod. it's saved so many days of the silent treatment for me on both ends. yes there is the chance that the person is immature as fuck, and refuses to believe you when you explain what you're actually trying to say, but most of the time just hearing that explanation from both parties will make things instantly calm down.

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On that note, here’s my collection of vintage music and musicians.