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he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
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we're not kids anymore.
let's talk about Bridgerton tea, my ask is open
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please write a positive review for the A League of Their Own series on Amazon Prime, especially if you did actually like it. Homophobes and racists and completely tanking the reviews in their typical trolling fashion (ex. not actually giving legitimate criticisms and just whining that gay people exist) and it's getting a low average rating on Prime because of it.
Falling. #DecaturGA #autumn #beauty https://www.instagram.com/p/BqmuzGilaqk/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=3e5u1tkzqqmc
Cascade of flowers in Brasov. #Romania #backgirlstravel #roundtheworldgyal (at Brasov, Romania)
Insatiable Appetites, the novel by Fiona Zedde. December 2017. #lesbianFiction #newBook #DecemberBooks#bisexualBooks #eroticRomance #Miami #blackRomance #romance #romanceNovel
Atocha en la tarde. #madrid #spain #atocha #travel #europe2017 #blackgirlstravel #writersofinstagram #jamaicangyal #light (at Atocha)
Lusting after her best friend’s mother wasn’t the best idea but she did it anyway. **The first two books in the How Sweet It Is series. #lesbians #lovestories #romance #miami #milf #needLove #eroticRomance #queerLove #romanceseries #romancenovels #sexInMiami #loveInMiami #forbiddenlove #MayDecember
Mural near the edge. #travel #spain #tarifa (at Tarifa, Spain)
On the way somewhere else, I stumbled upon the Roseleda in Retiro Park one afternoon. There, a French boy was proposing to his French girl while they both cried and laughed. Even with all the shit going on in the world, la vie est belle. #love #madrid #amidTheRoses #writersofinstagram (at Madrid, Spain)
Morning mocha and porras. And old pic but I’m about to leave the house right now to get some fresh. Good morning, world! #writersofinstagram #blackgirlstravel #madrid #vallecas #greedyGyalChronicles #foodIsLife
Templo Debod en la noche. #Madrid #blackgirlstravel #Spain2017 #writersofinstagram #travel #worktravellife #Egypt #debodtemple (at Madrid, Spain)
There is no electricity on our island right now, but we have been powerless for much longer.
PUERTO RICO—The morning that Hurricane María began destroying Puerto Rico, we thought that, instead of raindrops, rocks were falling from the sky. We thought that the wind would flatten our homes. We thought we had known what a category-five hurricane would sound like. We were wrong.
After Hurricane María, the Puerto Rico where I have lived for 23 years no longer exists. Telephone poles lie broken in the streets. Mountains on the island look as if a fire burned away their trees. Hurricane-force winds wiped out our electrical grid, as well as more than 85 percent of cellphone towers. More than a week after landfall, thousands have yet to discover if family members are safe and alive. They gather around battery-operated radios, hoping to learn something about their loved ones.
But first, let’s make something clear: This disaster began to unfold in Puerto Rico way before Hurricane María arrived.
It began when the austerity measures were imposed on our island last year, making serious cuts to infrastructure, health and housing.
It began with the Merchant Marine Act of 1920, known as the Jones Act, mandating that all goods and passengers must come to Puerto Rico on U.S. ships, a regulation that has been strangling our economy for decades.
It began in 1898, when the United States invaded our island but didn’t grant us representation in Congress, robbing us of a voice in times of catastrophe.
We’re told the federal government is sending help, but we don’t see it. And, in the meantime, Donald Trump, our president, is tweeting about football, reminding the world how Puerto Rico’s tragedy hurts Wall Street or castigating San Juan’s mayor as she tries to get relief for her people. If Hurricane María had landed in the U.S. mainland, I doubt Trump would be tweeting about football.
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It’s been oddly soothing yet equally distressing to see Lin-Manuel do the actual and emotional work our president should be doing.
Doorways. #córdoba #spain #ontheroad #travel #writersofinstagram (at Córdoba, Spain)
i had to strip my soul naked of people’s opinions so i could soak in my truth. now i swim free of guilt and love full. nothing can drown me.
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This Kenyan company is turning human waste into fuel. Nakuru Water and Sanitation Services Company developed the system. They dry waste for three weeks, mix it with sawdust and molasses, then heat it to 1300 degrees. The result: odorless, coal-like briquettes that can be used for cooking and more.
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Because I know this isn’t getting enough reblogs
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