do i dare to eat a peach?

do i dare to eat a peach?

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do i dare to eat a peach?

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the fault in our stars

"It would be a privilege to have my heart broken by you."

The Fault in Our Stars, John Green

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the fault in our stars

"As he read, I fell in love the way you fall asleep: slowly, and then all at once."

The Fault in Our Stars, John Green

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Thomas Allen

Cutting the text into the silhouettes—letter-by-letter—came next. There were no overlays or pencil lines to guide me. I simply ‘eyeballed’ the shapes to determine where each of the words should fall. I had a few extra copies of the book on-hand in case I made mistakes and had to start over. Remarkably, that only happened once.

This is amazing.

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Thomas Allen
Cutting the text into the silhouettes—letter-by-letter—came next. There were no overlays or pencil lines to guide me. I simply ‘eyeballed’ the shapes to determine where each of the words should fall. I had a few extra copies of the book on-hand in case I made mistakes and had to start over. Remarkably, that only happened once.

This is amazing.

coloredmondays:

Thomas Allen
Cutting the text into the silhouettes—letter-by-letter—came next. There were no overlays or pencil lines to guide me. I simply ‘eyeballed’ the shapes to determine where each of the words should fall. I had a few extra copies of the book on-hand in case I made mistakes and had to start over. Remarkably, that only happened once.

This is amazing.

coloredmondays:

Thomas Allen
Cutting the text into the silhouettes—letter-by-letter—came next. There were no overlays or pencil lines to guide me. I simply ‘eyeballed’ the shapes to determine where each of the words should fall. I had a few extra copies of the book on-hand in case I made mistakes and had to start over. Remarkably, that only happened once.

This is amazing.

coloredmondays:

Thomas Allen
Cutting the text into the silhouettes—letter-by-letter—came next. There were no overlays or pencil lines to guide me. I simply ‘eyeballed’ the shapes to determine where each of the words should fall. I had a few extra copies of the book on-hand in case I made mistakes and had to start over. Remarkably, that only happened once.

This is amazing.

coloredmondays:

Thomas Allen
Cutting the text into the silhouettes—letter-by-letter—came next. There were no overlays or pencil lines to guide me. I simply ‘eyeballed’ the shapes to determine where each of the words should fall. I had a few extra copies of the book on-hand in case I made mistakes and had to start over. Remarkably, that only happened once.

This is amazing.

Let’s. Go.

Now.

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Let’s. Go.
Now.

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concupisco:

(by a lover’s discourse)

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concupisco:
(by a lover’s discourse)

Just desserts!

(by ashleycupcakes)

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Just desserts!
(by ashleycupcakes)

(via Reading In Public: Borrow a book to read in the park)

Need a shelf like this.

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(via Reading In Public: Borrow a book to read in the park)

Need a shelf like this.

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