est pinnarum(being plume)

born in santo domingo live in italy,i am silly,clumsy and loner this is my blog i hope to put something of interesting for you i have 18 years old if I were in the world of harry potter i would be a ravenclaw i dream to move in france,canada or in england i like poet,paint,philosophy,the 4 (ancient greece) loves,Ironic,laughs and to think a yes i put my drawing in deviantart my name there is hen-taka i reblog Harry potter,funny things,Art,Architecture and things that make me think to the life,existence and other

RAVENCLAW
{ POTTERMORE SORTED }

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JKR IS WRITING THREE MORE HP BOOKS

apothecarist:

danceanthems:

“Bloomsbury, the publisher of the “Harry Potter” series by author JK Rowling, also said it was counting on a new Rowling three-book box set tied into the Potter series, and a non-fiction account of spies in World War II to support sales in the coming year.”

Is beautiful. But i hope this don’t ruin all
Also because in these mouth i try to go ahead and with me all the people that grow up with HP
Anyway i hope that this will be a good upgrade of Harry Potter

(Fonte: -kunis, via lindanguyen-)

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accidentalism:

Wood Etchings of Mitch Hedberg Quotes

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accidentalism:

Fascinated by diversity of the people that he encountered while traveling India by train, London-based advertising and editorial photographer Mark Sherratt decided to turn his fellow riders into the subject of a new series. “Once I got into it, I realized that the trains are such a good microcosm of Indian society,” he explained to us over email. “They are full of the rich and poor, the old and young, etc. They are also a great example of how the society works in general. They are often crowded and hectic, but everything seems to work really well. There is always room for one more, and people are always willing to help you out.”

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accidentalism:

Johnny Cash and his dogs Hell & Redemption
At least he’s reaching towards Redemption.

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Most urban dwellers have pretty set routines — there’s a certain path we take to the train each day, a specific spot where we wait on the subway platform, a coffee cart we stop at where we know the bagels are always good. But have you ever been walking down the sidewalk, and suddenly felt a bit disjointed — like you were a few steps ahead or behind of schedule? A new series by New York City-based photographer John Clang captures this feeling using a montage of images snapped moments apart in the same location.

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sanmarin0:

red fox in snow by phoebe_rousseaux

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poboh:

The lamp (my bed in the mirror), 1955, Ramón Gaya. Spanish (1910 - 2005)