her own paradize.*

Wer ich bin? Meinungen und Geschichten tausender. living in my own paradize.*

[whitepeopletwitter]

[imjustsoscaredallthetime]

[wtfteaching]

This absolutely works and provides you free amusement

This absolutely works and provides you free amusement

[rebelmeg]

NO REALLY, TRY IT. Try it with any kind of inappropriate humor. Sexist, racist, homophobic, all of it. Look at them blankly, say, “I don’t get it.” And watch the discomfort with the old timey pleasure of a rich old lady wearing pearls.

[1494andme]

Rebloging this for the GIRLS with the nervous laughs. THIS IS FOR ALL THE UNCOMFORTABLE SITUATIONS. For the WOMAN too humiliated to say anything.

[the-adhd-society]

And if you laugh in uncomfortable situations. Follow it up and ask what they mean.

[sociolab]

Do you ever think about the fact that the US has created and legitimized a system of institutionalized inequality by funding schools through property taxes?  That basically a child’s education is only as good as the value of the property in their neighborhood.  Funny how education is so often viewed as an equalizing factor when there is nothing equal about it.

[earthmoonlotus]

I really don’t care if I’ve already reblogged this

[aliyaraey-deactivated20171111]

Because this needs to be reblogged….

[calming-gifs-not-discourse]

[living-fitness]

[josiejogs]

My grandfather doesn’t use the word “calories” when talking about food…he uses the word “value” instead. I was eating fruit for lunch and he said “if you’re going for a run later you need something more valuable”. I sat there for a while just thinking about the way he said that. Change out a negative word with a positive one and you’ll see start seeing positive change.

[living-fitness]

[heaven-ly-mind]

calm reflections

Cerva, Norte de Portugal

Taken by me and edited by my friend @dennybitte!

[musicalsymphony]

I know I never (personally) post things like this but I saw this on the news and I really wanted to share it.

[musicalsymphony]

Guys the party happened yesterday - look how happy he is!

[thedionysia]

😢 so cute!!!!

[wonderlandfairytales]

yes yes yes! ☺️

[vacillavi-deactivated20231227]

TEARS 😭

[colortheclown]

There is still so much good in the world😊✨ I am so happy his spirits were rejuvenate!

[cassmarieex]

I will forever love this post I am crying goodbye I want to marry this man

[harmony-is-happiness]

[symphonicseauxl]

People look so different once you don’t care about them anymore

[naive-personality]

[bogus-babe-deactivated20250828]

if i like you, we don’t have to go out on dates all the time, you can literally hmu saying you have errands to run if i wanna come with you. i’m down for that because in the end i just wanna spend time with you

[flowering-kitten]

IF YOU NEED TO CALL 911 BUT ARE SCARED TO BECAUSE OF SOMEONE IN THE ROOM

dial and ask for a pepperoni pizza. They will ask if you know you’re calling 911. Say yes, and continue pretending you’re making an order. They’ll ask if there’s someone in the room. You can ask how long it will take for the pizza to get to you, and they will tell you how far away a patrol unit is. Share this to save a life!!! Dispatchers are trained to ask specific yes or no questions..dont hang up!

[dreamlightasafeather]

IF YOU NEED TO CALL 911 BUT ARE SCARED TO BECAUSE OF SOMEONE IN THE ROOM, dial and ask for a pepperoni pizza. They will ask if you know you’re calling 911. Say yes, and continue pretending you’re making an order. They’ll ask if there’s someone in the room.

You can ask how long it will take for the pizza to get to you, and they will tell you how far away a dispatcher is.

Here is an example video

[t-pose-to-assert-gayness]

Reblog to literally save a life

[anotherdayforchaosfay]

I’ve done this.  I’m alive because of this. 

My flat-mate’s date for the night was almost as drunk as her.  She had passed out in her room and locked the door.  He refused to leave because he wanted to have sex.  He also demanded food because he was dealing with “whiskey dick”.  He didn’t like the lack of food in the fridge.  I called 911, did the stuff stated above, and he was getting PISSED about how long the “order” was taking.  He took my phone, demanded they “hurry the fuck up”.  Police arrived two minutes later, arrested him, and helped me file a police report.  Pressing charges wasn’t necessary because he had warrants on him from THREE different states for the very thing he planned to do to me.  Several months after this happened one of the officers informed me he was charged with two felonies because he crossed stay lines, and will be serving no less than 35 years in prison.  The officer ripped into my flat-mate about her bringing home complete strangers, while drunk, knowing full well this shit could happen. 

This was 14 years ago.  

Do the pizza order, do it as calmly as you can.  The dispatcher I spoke to said things like this:

“If he’s drunk say you want mushrooms.”  I said I want extra mushrooms.

“If he’s threatening you with sexual assault say you want onions.”  I said I want onions.

She went like this with different toppings and sauces for a description of him, like pineapple if he’s blonde, black olives if he’s tall, extra large if he’s tall, etc.

They’ve heard this sort of coded call before.  They’re trained for it.  They will understand what you’re saying.  Order the pizza.

[torios]

Really though. I’m in training for dispatch and this was one of the first things they taught us. Pretend you’re talking to a friend or relative, pretend you’re ordering pizza, we’ll figure it out. We’ll word questions so you can answer in an easy, casual way. Please, just make the call and we will do everything we can to help you.

[skelatal-remains-deactivated201]

Reblog to save a life

[mindelevator]

When I study from textbooks, I go through the following steps:

Preview the content

Annotating the textbook

Taking outline notes

Making a short summary using index cards 

Preview the content

This is an important step since it allows you to have a clear outline in your mind on what the chapter is going to talk about. You could go to the back of the chapter because most textbooks should have a summary or a list of key terms, or you can go to the content page to look at the topics covered in that chapter. Quickly skim through the chapter also helps.

Annotating the textbook

This is a visual guide that I have posted recently on how I annotate my textbook. I colour code everything because I want to make sure different things stand out. Post-it notes summaries and small topics for each paragraph also allow me to quickly refer to certain paragraph when I need to, and of course, aid the process of note-taking.

Taking outline notes

After annotating the text, I would then do an outline notes for the chapter. I use Cornell note-taking method in OneNote, and here is the product (for the chapter I showed in the above visual guide).

Making a short summary using index cards

Next I will summarise the outline notes onto index cards. In this step I usually would cover my notes and try to write out all that I can remember. This can check if I actually understand and remember the content. Here is what I made after I have finished the above outline notes.

(I used Septcouleur File Note mini instead of index cards because I want to keep everything organised but it works the same)

I will only write out key words or important clue. The major function of this note card is to remind me of what the chapter is about.

Reviewing the chapter

When a test is coming up, I would first study my outline notes, and mark down areas that I don’t quite remember. I tend to focus more on lecture notes for tests so I usually just review my textbook notes once. On the day before the test, I would look at the summary on the index cards to check if I have forgotten anything.

link to my study tips series (strive-for-da-best)

[blackness-by-your-side]

[constantneverland]

This is beautiful and heart breaking

[youreastopalongtheway]

My gay heart

[ap00]

I don’t think straight people even understand we have this fear

[twitblr]