source: weheartit

And they held the world within them.

via: nightmarebefore-christmas

What is it all but a dream? 

source:Alicia Buszczak

Tea. Tea. Tea. Tea. Tea. Tea. 

Oh, I'm in such a tea mood. 

via: all-things-bright-and-beyootiful

How does one describe "time-out"?

There comes a time when one's just so exhausted, you know. Of everything, to put it so surely. Spiritual, psychological and emotional exhaustion - so much so that it kind of affects your being. You wouldn't want to talk about it to anyone, you wouldn't want to be made to relive it. You wouldn't want to be questioned about it. I hate it sometimes when people ask me "why". How does one really answer "why are you tired"? I have no answers. 

But I realize that time-outs are necessary. Couples from all walks take time-outs. Where faith is concerned, sometimes one needs a time-out. I do believe however that there needs to a be a distinct point of return. 

via: breakfastbreakfast

Any tea, with a slice of lemon is good tea. 

source: cookieandkate.com

I love waffles. And it only peeves me a little that waffles come from the same batter as pancakes. 

It's been an extremely tough and tiresome week. I long for the consolation of being with my books. 

Oh how I miss the company of rapturous people, who never cease to cause a burning liveliness within my person. It's but one of those long days that don't end just because everyone returns home. I miss those days when one could so easily separate their business and pleasures. 

Give me a man who reads and we'll live lives together.