sixpenceee:

angrynerdyblogger:

sixpenceee:

Would anyone like to join me for dinner?

What makes this even creepier is that this is Miss Havisham’s house from Great Expectations by Charles Dickens. Basically what happened was she was stood up on her wedding day and had her heart broken so badly that she came home and stopped all the clocks and refused to clean away the wedding feast room. Decades later, everything is still as it was meant to be on her wedding day, with the food still rotting and the clocks all stopped. Sometimes she’ll just go in there and wander around, unable to move on.

We’re having sadness and cake 

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joeinct:

Müritz, DDR, Photo by Arno Fischer, 1956

unexplained-events:

La Pascualita

Urban Legend

This mannequin has been in a store window in Chihuahua, Mexico for the past 75 years. Pascualita also has a very unique urban legend behind her. Many believe that she is not a mannequin, but the perfectly preserved corpse of the previous owner’s daughter.

Sonia Burciaga, a shop worker says, “Every time I go near Pascualita my hands break out in a sweat. Her hands are very realistic and she even has varicose veins on her legs. I believe she’s a real person.”

Other stories include Pascualita chaning positions on her own, her eyes following you around and the usual superstitions that come with haunted maannequins.

Source

Www.pao-sol.tumblr.com for the 1st pic credit

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van-goghfuckurself:

“there is no blue without yellow and without orange”
~ Vincent Van Gogh ~

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