May This Serve As My Legal Will. I Authorize My Tombstone/urn To Bear The Description "Aundrea, Never

Do Not Attach To Me, I Am Not The Me You Made.

I Am Only Myself.

You Need To See, I Will Never Be The Me You Made.

You Cannot Make Me.

I Already Exist Like This.

You Do Not Know Me.

Do Not Attach To Me.

Hey, if you've never seen my face, I am a Bio Woman with PCOS that results in this beard. Happy PCOS awareness Month!

Anyways, I'm rewatching my favorite movie, while playing ACNH and soaking my knees, when I noticed something disturbing.

Lmk if you can guess what's missing from the movie!

I carry my past selves, and soon I will join them.  I am evolving.  I will find myself more powerful and better than ever before.

Growing never ends.  The cycle will continue.

Goths, pls reblog and put in the tags a goth song that makes you dance like a white girl on 3 white claws

Cancer on the shoulder, because we're always someone's shoulder to cry on.

Evening jacket, 1937, by Elsa Schiaparelli

A fine and important Elsa Schiaparelli couture Zodiac jacket, the Astrology Collection, Winter, 1938-39, Paris. This is arguably one of the most beautiful of all Schiaparelli's creations with its glittering embroidery, shimmering star-shaped beads and rhinestones set against a midnight blue velvet background. Marlene Dietrich was photographed in her Beverly Hills residence in 1938 wearing the zodiac ensemble with matching dress. Schiap was fascinated by the night sky that she used to view as a child through her uncle's telescope - the renowned astronomer Giovanni Schiaparelli, director of the Brera Observatory in Milan. He inspired in her a lifelong fascination with the celestial realm. He commented that the moles on her cheeks reminded him of the Big Dipper which she adopted as her 'lucky star', incorporating it into printed fabrics, the fabric lining her salon, her own personal jewellery as well as on this magnificent jacket. Schiaparelli's press agent Hortense MacDonald stated that the Astrology collection was defined by Euclid's famous geometric treatise - 'Elements'.

Whoa, no way! /S