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Good morning #nothisbestside https://www.instagram.com/p/BoEKbZ_gNNK/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=dzqc1o6064y3
This is the face I get when I’m cooking #noyoucanthaveany #okmaybejustabit (at Frome, Somerset)
Charles Freger photographed and travelled through 19 countries to collect this stunning collection of photos of European Pagan Rituals surviving to this day.
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YOU ARE KIDDING ME
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THIS IS THE CONTENT I SIGNED UP FOR
I lost it at “2 bread”
1 gallon of regular chocolate
18 minutes of flour
5 plates of salt
Little frenchie enjoying his bath
From Old English Bindery
Wait, what? That’s how it’s done?
^Right?! I never knew how the gold detailing on book bindings was done. And this… isn’t how I thought it worked out, for some reason.
This is so fucking cool!
Saturday morning bed head!
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We were there to defend Max’s right to exist in public. That’s what this bathroom stuff is really about, because let’s face it: If you prohibit someone from using a public bathroom, how much is he really going to be able to exist in public? He couldn’t go to school, he couldn’t see a movie with friends, he would have to worry about being able to find a bathroom to use every single time he left our house. The Texas Legislature is trying to erase my son and shove him into a dark corner — and no one does that to my baby, even the Governor of Texas. […]
Max knows what’s at stake. We don’t talk about it much, because he’s 9, and social justice and gender identity aren’t really top of mind for him. But even without all the lengthy, adult conversations, he gets it. Max wanted to be present that day, to speak to our legislators face to face and remind them that he is important, too. So I proudly brought my baby with me, to show him that it’s important to stand up to bullies, even if some of those bullies work in marble offices in your state capitol.
It was a long day, and I was proud of his composure and courage. We do things big down here in Texas, and our state capitol building is no exception: with wings, extensions, chambers, and security at just about every turn, it can be intimidating even to enter the building. When the legislature is in session, the building is crammed with elected officials, their staff, interns, lobbyists, reporters, and constituents from every corner of the state, and the noise and crowds are overwhelming, especially for a kid like Max, who is only half the size of everyone there.
Local reporters who had been following these “bathroom bills” closely had also been following us around all day, too, and Max was on his best behavior because of it. After the hot outdoor press conference with cameras trained right on his adorable freckled face, the noise and commotion happening inside the building, and the frustration of having to articulate to grownups that the only people who are bothered that he’s transgender are the very people who swore an oath to protect him, Max had had enough.
Exhausted, he sat his little butt down, confessed to me how tired he was, and asked if we could go home. So I did what any loving mother would do: I canceled the rest of our legislative visits, wiped his tears, and took him out for ice cream. That’s what parents do when their kids have a tough day. That’s what you see in this photo.
This photo of a 9-year-old transgender boy crying as the Texas legislature decides whether to take away his rights is shattering, and so is his mom’s story about that day. Read the whole thing here.
Please please spread this. This is the kind of exposure that will make people act.
Nox definitely not making crop circles #howdoesthattonguefitinthatmouth (at Battlesbury Hill)
Just in case anyone is feeling stressed about the election (and believe me, I know how you feel) here is a nice photo of my dog #itwillbeokay #lookatthatface #noxforprimeminister (at Lake District)
First ever try at made-from-scratch pizza! Thanks go to Erin and Jamie Oliver for the recipe ... and Darren and Bex for the great company #yum
Nox blowing bubbles in the water 💦 #cockerspaniel #blowingbubbles #isthisnormal
With my lovely Mum at Chelsea Flower Show! 🌷🌼🌺🌹🌸 #chelseaflowershow #wonderfulday #nowforanicecupoftea (at RHS Chelsea Flower Show)
“You pierce my soul. I am half agony, half hope. Tell me not that I am too late, that such precious feelings are gone for ever. I offer myself to you again with a heart even more your own than when you almost broke it, eight years and a half ago. Dare not say that man forgets sooner than woman, that his love has an earlier death. I have loved none but you. Unjust I may have been, weak and resentful I have been, but never inconstant.” – Jane Austen, Persuasion