Lost in the Badlands.

🌹Professional daydreamer 🌹 Travel the world. estoy fatal since 1998.

[chanxoxyeol]

I finished hotel del luna tonight and cried through the entire last episode and it’s an hour and a half long. It was so GOOD but it was so sad?? But happy?? I don’t know but I loved it so so much.

[everythingfox]

Otter cuddles

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[sail-away-sweet-sister]

Christmas 2020

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[cheeseanonioncrisps]

God, I remember when I started sixth form (last two years of high school in the UK, seen as a more university style learning environment) and the teachers kept complaining about how quiet we were during lessons.

We wouldn’t talk. They’d tell us to do something and we’d just sit there quietly and do it, until eventually they just said “hey, guys, it’s okay to chat while you work!” and then everybody would start talking.

One teacher described it as creepy.

And I just remember thinking, what the fuck did they expect to happen? We’d all been taught from the age of four or five onwards that talking in class was bad. That if we did it, we’d be told off, or punished, or in some instances maybe the entire class would be punished along with us, just to make sure we really got the idea. It was a whole thing.

But now, because we were sixth-formers and therefore ‘grown ups’, we were suddenly expected to flip a switch and be able to talk as much as we liked? The whole reason we were in sixth-form was because we had worked hard, done well at school, and generally followed the rules— but still the teachers couldn’t understand why we didn’t just talk to each other.

Now I’m at uni, and seminar tutors are having a similar problem. People will talk in seminars, but a lot of them will insist on raising their hands and waiting to be called upon first. “Don’t put your hands up, just shout at me!” the guy keeps saying. But they keep doing it anyway.

Like, I really don’t know how to tell these people that you can’t train somebody to act in one way for over half their lives, and then suddenly expect them to start acting differently just because the expectations have changed.

[biofomission]

This is why you gotta treat kids like actual people

[aromaseraphy-lavender]

My manager was confused when I raised my hand near the end of a team meeting to ask her if I could go use the bathroom the other day.

[foundinconstellation-deactivate]

The Soto Peña siblings be like: “I know a place” and then take you to a rooftop overlooking Madrid to show you how much they love you.

[outofthewood]

I just enjoy being together. I don’t care if we’re just sitting on a bench talking.

LUNES 21:02

[lovelolla]

[meanplastic]

THE SCAM OF THE CENTURY

[smolfrogi]

SCAM OF THE MILLENNIA

[neguinhxx]

My collection for Black is Beautiful.

[secifosseluce]

a man of Lebanese/Turkish descent on twitter posted a AI-made reconstruction of the face of Jesus and said he looks like family and he’s so right…

here’s the original tweet btw

[secifosseluce]

him: :)

us: 😭 i trust u with my life

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I have often heard him described as having smiling eyes

[baphonnicula]

The artist’s name is Bas Uterwijk, and there’s a whole collection of AI reconsctructions just like this of other famous figures!

Queen Elizabeth

Michelangelo’s David

Lady Liberty, Who Makes Me 😳

George Washington

Vincent Van Gogh

Among others! Here is his website where you can check out these works and some other photgraphy he’s done, it’s all really beautiful and interesting!

[forget-me-nights]

Reblogging again for this awesome addition!

[wreckache]

@ skamespaña don't you dare play with my fragile heart

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[aceofsquiddles]

I don’t ‘zone out’. Being zoned out is my default state, and I occasionally zone back in to check how things are going.

[archaeologicals-deactivated2016]

fun facts!

leonardo da vinci was a year younger than christopher columbus.

stalin, freud, Ttto, trotsky and hitler walk into a bar……no really, it’s possible since they all lived in vienna in 1913.

aristotle tutored alexander the great.

abraham lincoln was twelve when napoleon bonaparte died.

an unusually well-traveled person in 5th century BC could have conceivably met confucius, lao tze, the buddha and socrates over the course of a seventy year life.

pharaohs and mammoths existed at the same time.

pocahontas and william shakespeare died, in the same country, less than a year apart from each other. 

oxford university is older than the aztec empire.

[jessicasuenicole]

Stuff like this really makes me wish we learned history chronologically instead of geographically. You know how cool this shit is? So much can happen all at once and we keep pretending like it doesn’t