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Goodnight Cove. (viacarad1016)

edinburgh-by-the-sea

forest flow

quotemadness

“Meeting you was like listening to a song for the first time and knowing it would be my favorite.”

— Unknown

macrolit

“I spent my life learning to feel less. Every day I felt less. Is that growing old? Or is it something worse? You cannot protect yourself from sadness without protecting yourself from happiness.”

— Everything is Illuminated, Jonathan Safran Foer

daenosaga-blog

Bookstore Fireplace, Liverpool, England

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csmitty4u

CHECK!!!

keepingitneutral

Elwood Bungalow, Elwood, Melbourne, Australia,

Rob Kennon Architects

luniary

https://www.instagram.com/p/B4xiEWZj-yn/

keepingitneutral

Casa M&M, Barrio Santa Teresa, Tigre, Buenos Aires, Argentina,

Oficina de Arquitectura Estudio PKa

ousia-poetica

The night falls, the gloom appears and again you return to lie down in the window of my feelings.

mensministry

Sowaka Ryokan, Kyoto, Japan

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images from my dream house board on pinterest

stoweboyd

phoenixichi

which you cant do, because youbdontnhave the capital to build a spaceship, so nothing can or WILL change.

gahdamnpunk

Bloop

lynati

“…are now increasingly stuck with a reality where employers will only bring you on as a contract worker.”

hopephd

Seizure First Aid.

Learn it. Share it. Know it. Use it.

king-in-yellow

100% correct medical information on tumblr for once; also consider calling 911 if you don’t know how often the person has seizures and ESPECIALLY if the seizure has lasted 5 minutes or more (which is why the watch is critical)

lukesvalentine-blog1

I have epilepsy so making sure the word is out on how to help people who do have seizures means a lot to me.

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A series of images from www.epilepsyfoundation.org titled “Seziure First Aid” with a red cross next to each title. The text on each image shares first aid tips about seizures and are white on a black background, and the bottom of each image has orange text that reads “Join the Fight”. The first aid tips are:

•Keep calm and reassure other people who may be nearby.

•Don’t hold the person down or try to stop his or her movements.

•Time the seizure with your watch.

•Clear the area around the person of anything hard or sharp.

•Put something soft (like a folded sweatshirt) under their head.

•Do not try to force open their mouth with anything hard or your finger!

•Turn the person gently onto one side. This will help keep the airway clear.

•Stay with the person until the seizure has ended naturally.

•Be friendly and reassuring as conciousness returns.

•Offer to call a friend, relative, or taxi to help the person get home if they need assistance.

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