Jules

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I want to stop running away from everything. I want to find something to run toward.

Hannah Harrington, Saving June (via thegoodvybe)

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[shypvssy]

she ain't ya girl until she starts wearing ur shirts with just panties on

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[aestheticallypleasingurmom]

are cute dates and rough sex too much to ask for

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[lowkeybaddiee-deactivated202109]

this is literally me

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Hennessy X JonOne (2017)

[alamazan]

[curiano-life-quotes]

20 Best Life Quote

Girls never get mad for no reason. It may be over something small or stupid, but there’s always a reason.

All relationships go through stuff, real relationships get through stuff.

Don’t call me “bae” “baby” “babe” or “love” unless I’m the only one you’re calling that.

Work hard, stay positive, and good things will happen.

Don’t feel sad over someone who gave up on you, feel sorry for them because they gave up on someone who would have never given up on them.

I hate being second to those I put first.

Be good to the people who are there for you.

Stop leaving and you will arrive. Stop searching and you will see. Stop running away and you will be found.

Nobody can go back and start a new beginning, but anybody can start today and make a new ending.

The person who really LOVES u sees what a mess u can be, how moody u can get, how hard u are to handle but still wants u in their life.

Enjoying reading all the life quotes? This is the other ten life quotation for you.

If you can’t get somebody off your mind, they are probably supposed to be there.

I’m all yours if you’re all mine.

I’ve changed? No, I’ve just stopped dealing with your pointless bullshit.

To be honest, I really don’t give a fuck. I lose friends, make friends and make enemies every day. Regardless, I’m still going to be me.

I care about your feelings more than mine.

Just one text from you would change my whole mood.

I fall too fast, crash too hard, forgive too easily, and care too much.

Beauty isn’t about having a pretty face. It’s about having a pretty mind, a pretty heart, and a pretty soul.

“I’m fine” never actually means “I’m fine”.

The hardest decision in life is deciding whether to “walk away” or “try harder.”

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[indigenouswisdom]

First Nations People in Australia employed a wide variety of tools and weapons for hunting and fishing. These methods varied greatly throughout the many different Indigenous cultures of the Australian continent. The boomerang (seen in each picture), iconic and misunderstood, has likely existed in Australia for over 40,000 years. The key misunderstanding of boomerangs is that they were rarely designed to return to the thrower. Instead, the main function of a boomerang is to hit and kill what it is thrown at. Boomerang designs vary greatly throughout Indigenous Australian cultures, and it is this variation which reflects the social and cultural diversity of Aboriginal people. This diversity includes differences in utility, physical design and aerodynamic ability and in the paintings and engravings found on the boomerang. Commonly considered artworks in and of themselves, boomerangs are highly sought after in Australia today. The hunting tool has remarkable aerodynamic properties, capable of hitting a target from beyond 200 metres with great accuracy. The boomerang would often serve as a multipurpose instrument; utilized for hunting, fighting, agriculture and trading.  The woomera (bottom image), is an ancient technology used to propel a spear with great force, speed and accuracy, similar in design to the Atlatl of the Aztecs. Effectively a sling, the woomera is held in one hand while the other hand places the butt of the spear on the woomera’s hook. The woomera doubles the length of the thrower’s arm, greatly increasing the velocity of the spear. The kinetic energy of a spear launched from a woomera has been calculated as four times that of an arrow launched from a compound bow. Another multipurpose instrument, the tools long and hollow shape allowed the hunter to carry water, vegetables and other small food items. Many woomeras had a sharp stone cutting edge attached to the end of the handle with black gum from the triodia plant. This sharp tool had many uses, such as cutting up game or other food and wood.  Aboriginal peoples catch fish, turtles and stingrays using barbed spears, nets and lines with hooks made from sea shells. The Noongar, for example, are skilled at building circular stone walls in rivers to trap fish.  As river levels fluxuate and eventually fall, fish become trapped inside the stone walls, ready to be taken. Aboriginal peoples also place long, narrow baskets of twigs in rivers to trap fish. The baskets are wide enough for fish to swim into the opening, but once inside, the fish could not turn around and escape. The man seen fishing in the bottom image also has a small club, sometimes known as a Nulla Nulla, fastened to his belt. In the second image, a Luritja man from Australia’s Western Desert demonstrates his stalking ability with two boomerangs and a shield.

[andiedoe]

Blue Mango❄

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