Cragswoman, March 27, 2017 by Marcus Conge (Source)
yet another unrealistic standard for women.
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Cragswoman, March 27, 2017 by Marcus Conge (Source)
yet another unrealistic standard for women.
Nadav Kander, Mont Saint-Michel, Normandy, France, 2002.
11/10 a good doggo posing for his hooman’s insta
Yall forgot the final product.
growth isn’t always constant. relapses happen. it doesn’t erase all your success.
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Known as Petunia cultivars, Night Sky Petunias are a deep purple flower that’s characterized by the unique patterns on their petals. Much like their name suggests, these mesmerizing plants bloom to reveal a stunning plethora of white stars resembling distant clusters of galaxies. Their otherworldly patterns are the result of a variance between night and day temperatures, so if you’re growing your own then you should keep them warm in the day (around 100° F) and cool at night (about 50°F) in order to yield the most spectacular results. (Source)
Here is my first post on them, @sixpenceee
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