“I see little of more importance to the future of our country and our civilization than full recognition of the place of the artist.”
—President John F. Kennedy
Remarks at Amherst College, Amherst, MA
October 26, 1963
let's talk about Bridgerton tea, my ask is open
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“I see little of more importance to the future of our country and our civilization than full recognition of the place of the artist.”
—President John F. Kennedy
Remarks at Amherst College, Amherst, MA
October 26, 1963
Meanwhile, via Bluesky...
(See also the video here from ITN.)
Did Clark have his mom make a cape for Krypto? Just wondering because Krypto didn't have one in Supergirl.
听着风声
it's finally happening!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Bark Europa - Antarctica
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I had to look this up and see where on the ship this was taken. It's amazing to me that they climbed out to that spot while out in the open ocean. This is the Bark Europa's site. It lets you take a virtual tour of the ship.
With different areas such as the library, the lounge, poker corner and deckhouse, Bark EUROPA is ideal for ocean crossings and longer voyage
You are backed by the power that creates worlds.🪐
Avengers: Doomsday (2026)
“Do Dead Malls Go to Heaven?” Process video :)
The Heelers!!
Tired, scared, depressed people are easier to control and less likely to fight back. It is quicker to temporarily feed anxiety with trinkets than to create structures to dismantle and prevent anxiety.
It is not your fault if you are exploited in these ways. You are not weak, or bad, or "not trying hard enough" if you feel the weight of the world upon you, if it takes all you have just to survive. It's okay if you have ups and downs, if one day you're able to do many things and the next barely get out of bed. You did not create the system we are all trying to function within, one that punishes what it cannot exploit.
But your ongoing survival is a message that you are not defeated. Every single moment you are here offers the opportunity to try again, to be better, to grow and change and learn. Missed the last opportunity? That's okay, another one will come along any moment now, and the next, and the next. You just choose which one is the best for stepping aboard a new pathway, when you're ready. If it takes a while because you are, in fact, tired, scared, depressed, that's okay. There are many, many moments before you and who knows what could go right?
Self-care is rebellion. Joy is a radical act. Love--given to others, and above all to yourself--is a key part of the antidote to what ails us. Even if your embodiments of these are not big and momentous, they are no less important a part of your ongoing story, and the weaving of a better world.
i like to pretend i already died and asked god to send me back to earth so i can swim in lakes again and see mountains and get my heart broken and love my friends and cry so hard in the bathroom and go grocery shopping 1,000 more times. and that i promised i would never forget the miracle of being here
Encyclopedia of an Ordinary Life, Amy Krouse Rosenthal
similar to this, I often try to wake up and think not that I'm waking up as a 35-year-old once again, but that I'm 80 and have been granted a pass to go back in time and live in my youth again, and that puts things in perspective.
i can understand that the original rides in Disneyland need maintenance and maybe even upgrading and replacement of parts. But I wish they wouldn't outright replace animatronics with projections on screens and holograms because for me, the animatronics are part of the unique charm of Disneyland. Take Pirates of the Caribbean, for example: the vintage pirate animatronics are what make the ride fun. I know many extol the version at Hong Kong Disneyland because of the way it uses screen projections but to me that one is basically a movie ride, meaning, you're watching a movie while riding a boat.
Yes, I know the animatronics in the Disneyland version are not realistic and you can tell they're animatronics. But that's the point. They're not meant to be actors on stage. What it is, though, to me anyway, is a starting point from which your imagination can take flight.
IDK. I know I'm probably in the minority and Disney doesn't care about opinions like mine. I'm not an influencer or Disney superfan. I'm just one of thousands of people who have visited Disneyland and wish it would retain the magic that Walt Disney wanted to bring to children of all ages, a magic that makes you believe when you wish upon a star, your dreams come true.
“I, Kara Zor-El, of inebriated mind, hereby declare that 23 will be the best year yet...let's be honest, babe. It's not a very high bar to clear.”
Supergirl (2026)
i love Millie Alcock’s Kara. she’s messy, she’s an alcoholic, she’s rude, she doesn’t have a love interest, she beats the shit out of pedophiles and dismantles their sex trafficking ring in the process. she carries the grief of an entire planet because she doesn’t think Clark, whose heart is so optimistic and so desperate to see goodness in people, can handle it. she gets her hands dirty so that a child doesn’t have to live with the guilt of murder. she’s not ditzy, or just some sexy hero girl for misogynists to objectify and drool over. she’s strong, she’s smart, she’s confident, and she’s good
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