• duolingo

Apps such as duolingo are successfull because they remove the stress of learning a language, and are designed in a way so you can do mini lessons on your commuter or during breakfast.

french

• https://vivrelefrancais.tumblr.com/

russian

• Calligraphy. learn to write each letter, case sensitive and also in cursive form - in the Cyrillic alphabet is quite different from what we are used to. I recommend looking at Youtube and handwriting notebooks
  • to write cyrillic alphabet handwriting

italian

greek

2019

• mar :
• feb:

birds pictures, longs rain, foxgloves, long walks, birds, dreams, gentle things , creating, floral scented pencils, visiting the trees at dusk, fluttery sleeves, a garden full of butterflies

• jan:

Flowers tea and books are my daylong obsession, light , sweet moments (with you), a pile of books, touch the light , sails, wing studies, sun salutations, colours

2017

• dec :

old photography, old things, It's wonderful life , DARK , all i want for christmas is an ukulele, Gingerbread Christmas Cookies, embroidery, coffee places, cats

• nov :

31th of oct - happy birthday the spookiest poet and my dead husband *john keats*, the moon, reading at night until three in the morning, exquisite book covers, apple tea, S2 of stranger things , THE CROWN , The Dick Van Dyke Show,

• oct :

Over The Garden Wall , Neo Yokio, Rain on roof outside window, gray light, deep covers, warm blankets, midnight studying french, driving through forest listening to rain playlist, little apple pie crust, candles

• sep :

nonfiction book, “I’m so excited! It’s like getting a birthday present!” , Sappho , pumpkin ravioli, selecting songs and bo...__knitting__ , femme fatale , Moon Garland, Straw Hat, Odes

• Lady Lazarus by sylvia plath
• Mushrooms by sylvia plath
• Hope is the Thing With Feathers by Emily Dickinson
• I heard a fly buzz- when I died by Emily Dickinson
• Annabel Lee by Edgar Allan Poe
• Alone by Edgar Alan Poe
• La belle Dame sans merci by John Keats
• Sappho
• Margaret Atwood
• I wandered lonely as a cloud - William Wordsworth
• Verlaine
• Baudelaire
• Elizabeth Barrett Browning
• Charlotte Smith
• James Joyce
• Emily Brontë
• Mary Oliver