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Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her
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Take Me Home, Country Roads by John Denver except it’s playing from your neighbor’s radio that you can hear from your back porch, which you sit out on to relax in spite of the loud buzzing from the lightbulb and the hoards of moths that flock to it on summer evenings like this.
Jack London Lake & Invisible Lake, Russia by Vladimir Ryabkov
“Art.” By Herman Melville for National Poetry Month
One night in 1952, Marilyn called photographer Andre de Dienes saying she was unable to sleep. He picked her up and took photographs of her in a back alley using only his headlights for lighting. Apparently Marilyn told de Dienes to title the shots taken that night as “The End of Everything.”
The last moments of sunset | mblockk
Location: Dolomites, Province of Belluno, Italy
Birders, 2019 (dir. Otilia Portillo Padua)
Cypress swamps (by Daniel Kordan)
this is amazing but it’s gonna go over yt people heads anyway
This is how slaves brought over the peanut plant!
Last year, I took a class called History of the African-American Spirit. One of the things I learned about is black people’s hairstyles (especially cornrows) during slavery. They were more than just hairstyles and creative ways to store food. They were also used to create maps. Black slaves would use these maps to escape plantations and their captors.
Okay I never knew this! 🙌🏾
I’d read about certain crops being potentially brought over from Africa to the Americans via seeds in captured slaves’ hair, but I hadn’t known how simple and subtle the hairstyle could be.
Fussen, Germany (by John Watson)
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