Ame's

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I drew a visual hair type classification guide. I thought I’d share it here. Mine is between 1b-1c.

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Sky

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I’ve had this post saved up for days, waiting to release it when I ran out of other posts, because this is easily the greatest thing I have ever voiced, and I don’t think I’ll ever be able to top it

but people keep sending me stuff, and I keep finding stuff on my own, so here it is! based on this hilarious comic by @liberlibelulaart

please do keep sending me stuff! I’ve really enjoyed doing this the last couple of months, and even though there’s still more to come, it’s mostly down to dumb luck, and the well is going to dry up real soon

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@scarletjedi

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@stolligaseptember i don’t know why but i thought you would enjoy this

[stolligaseptember]

i’m literally crying oh my god

[livingpursuit]

Mar Chiquita by Juan Torres

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Galapagos

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Whisp, by AaronReedPhotography

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View from Stac Pollaidh, by HeikeSommer-SummerTime

Stunning view after a short and steep hike onto the top of the amazing Stac Pollaidh (Stac Polly) in Scotlands highlands. “Nature is not a destination. It is our home.”

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Alila Ubud, Bali

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Church Conversion by Linc Thelen Design

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Gili Lankanfushi Maldives

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The Tribe of the Heavenly Gods’ Theme - Ōkami OST

By far, one of the most beautiful tracks in the game.

[coolthingoftheday]

The Crystal Cave is a cave system in Belize that was used by ancient Mayan shaman for ritual ceremonies. Fire pits, exposing the ashes of ancient fires; charcoal pieces; beads; obsidian knives; ceramics & broken pottery; a human skeleton - calcified in the limestone floor- all evidence of the flourishing ancient Maya civilization.

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Bathroom in Japanese style

Bathroom in Japanese style

Bathroom in Japanese style (furo) is designed to be used by more than one person at a time. It is deep enough for the water to cover the shoulders of a seated person, so that if one sits with knees tucked up, two or more people may sit together. One is expected to scrub down and rinse oneself off outside the bathtub before getting into it for the tub is simply for warming and relaxing the body. In Japan, small children often enter the tub with their mother or father. Then, it is not simply a matter of taking a bath to clean oneself, but is also an opportunity to talk about all that has happened during the day. Another pleasant custom is for people to wash each other’s backs before soaking together. Layout, Materials, and Setting First of all, the area used for washing one’s body is outside the bathtub. It usually has a shower attachment high up on the wall, and hot and cold water taps lower down. A place for the water to drain away is of course also necessary.

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Japanese hot springs (onsen), by debizoh

The private hot spring of the hotel in Hakone.

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serve-god-love-me-and-mend here it is :p

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Had to share this @WeHeartIt http://weheartit.com/entry/231960873/via/Skye_Brightside