Manuel Mendive (Cuban, b.1944) - Untitled (from the series Mangos azules), acrylic and cowrie shells on canvas, 84.5 x 100.3 cm n.d.

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Manuel Mendive (Cuban, b.1944) - Untitled (from the series Mangos azules), acrylic and cowrie shells on canvas, 84.5 x 100.3 cm n.d.
Richard Pace
THE BLOB (1958) dir. Irvin S. Yeaworth Jr.
130 favorite horror movies: (12/130)
"this is the tale of the strange adventures of the young allan gray, who immersed himself in the study of devil worship and vampires. preoccupied with superstitions of centuries past, he became a dreamer for whom the line between the real and the supernatural became blurred. his aimless wanderings led him late one evening to a secluded inn by the river in a village called courtempierre." -vampyr (1932) dir. carl theodor dreyer
Eerie Tales (1919) | Richard Oswald
“A demon, a reaper, and a supernatural prostitute read gothic short stories and act them out.“
Edar Allan Poe’s The Black Cat | Eerie Tales | Unheimliche Geschichten | 1919 | dir. Richard Oswald
Egyptian Queen and the Black Cat
Asclepius Devotional Acts and Offerings
Devotional Acts
Symptom tracking (for chronically ill folks)
Masking around others, ESPECIALLY WHEN YOU’RE SICK HOLY FUCK MASK WHEN YOU’RE SICK IN PUBLIC
Advocate for yourself in healthcare settings, be that directly (urging your doctor to do tests) or indirectly (finding a different doctor). Also look into patient advocates and advocacy guides!
Treat patients kindly/take the time to know their case
Stay up to date on your vaccines (and if you haven’t, call your doctor about your childhood vaccine records! Usually just a phone call or two away!)
Eat healthy
Stay informed about medical news in your area (Covid rates, measle outbreaks, etc.)
Grow medicinal plants
Learn herbology
Keep a good hygiene routine
Learn first aid/CPR (Red Cross has online trainings and the YMCA usually has classes)
Rest
Volunteer at a hospital
Learn about the healthcare system in your country and in others
Donate blood/plasma
Check in on friends who are sick/post surgery
Exercise/PT/stretch/yoga
Identify your burnout signs and take steps to prevent burnout
Take care of your health
Get narcan trained
Learn about the human body (or animals)
Learn about ancient medicine
Food trains for sick and disabled people
Learn about pharmacology
Take your meds
Mobility aid maintenance
Offerings
Mobility aids
Medical aids (blood sugar monitor, pulse oximeter, etc.)
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Scrubs
Healthcare work badges
Medications
Hospital discharge paperwork
Hospital bracelets
Water
Honey
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Snakeskin
Snake imagery
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Sculptures of once-injured body parts that have healed (historically accurate offering!)
Bowls
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Dog imagery
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Cold aids (cough syrup, cough drops, ginger ale, etc.)
Blaschka Glass Models of Plants
The Ware Collection of Blaschka Glass Models of Plants, popularly known as the Glass Flowers, is considered one of the University’s greatest treasures and is the only collection of its kind in the world.
The Glass Flowers were commissioned in 1886 by Professor George Lincoln Goodale, the first director of Harvard’s Botanical Museum, to aid in teaching and serve as the premier botany exhibit in what is now the Harvard Museum of Natural History. The models were made from 1887 through 1936 by Leopold (1822-1895) and Rudolf Blaschka (1857-1939), father and son glass artists who lived and worked in Hosterwitz, Germany, near Dresden.
There are 847 life-size models representing 780 species and varieties of plants in 164 families as well as over 3,000 models of enlarged parts. The collection comprises approximately 4,300 individual glass models.
Harvard Museum of Natural History
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