Grandma astetic

Remember the stereotype that all grandmas are tiny and sweet, spending days baking cakes, playing Bingo and knitting? Well we're here to prove that stereotype wrong.

No, seriously. Hear me out. You want to fix the bugs in the new Tumblr upgrade, sure, call the young people. But if you want to end world hunger, you best BELIEVE you've gotta call your Nana for some pies.

Tasha Tudor's son built the house by hand without the aid of power tools. She loved Corgis, painting, gardening, and an old-fashioned life. via Can you imagine in your wildest dreams having a row of pink peonies like this? Sigh. xo

I thoroughly enjoyed Jamie's first list of "10 Words That Can't Be Translated Into English" and so I set about researching for a sequel. These words are unique in their own language, and this is incredibly fascinating as it demonstrates how fragile and delicate each and every language is to the culture to which it pertains. So, here you go: another 10 words which quite simply can't be translated into English.

See what 𝓚 (kobcies) has discovered on Pinterest, the world's biggest collection of ideas.

hugo on Instagram: “what outfit would you wear?🦋i cant wait till im old!!!! ⚡️ #moodboard #moodboards #nichememes #nichememe #aesthetics #aesthetic #grandma…”