KIROKAZE
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Color Me Curious
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Doug Jones
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🩵 avery cochrane 🩵
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Interview Vampire Daily
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Noah Kahan
One Nice Bug Per Day
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Not today Justin
Keni
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YOU ARE THE REASON
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@humansofathensgeorgia
“I just graduated from Athens and am trying to find myself, I started a gaming company doing video game tournaments. My other passion is to be a motivational speaker. To find high schools and classrooms. My main goal is to inspire and motivate people to find themselves and grow to be themselves and find their passion. I always want to give value...that’s my main goal.”
“Glow in the dark art people...I’ll paint the colors, then I paint a layer of glow-in-the-dark, then paint the black lines.”
“It’s helped me realize that it’s okay to be different. Being normal is overrated.”
Seen downtown.
“We are out of alpacas. She made everything here. Car collars- she made it out of a thick band. We are out of them. We sold a few fuzzy. Our hats take two hours to make.”
“Relax and smile.”
“We make hats. All this is hand drawn. We make jewelry as well.”
“Fruit of the forest.”
“We make craft jams and jellies.”
“I need help with tuition. I’m playing guitar.”
More seen at Cedar Shoals High School.
Seen at Cedar Shoals High School.
“I was driving home to my house in Athens. I got caught by my parents. My car got hit. They weren’t happy about the scratch. I had to go back and paint it all over.”
Seen at Cedar Shoals.
The class!
Mrs. Johnson is changing the world...breaking down racial barriers. What this world needs is an outpouring of love across racial lines. No fear in love, for perfect love casts out fear. It saddens me with each incident in the news surrounding race and lives. I do my best to try to understand everyone’s point of view. However, I want to challenge Southern Conservatives and the White Southern Baby Boomer Generation (and the other older generations still alive) to truly learn what change looks like and to be open to the point of view of those of a different skin color. To not automatically point fingers at the other guy. You don’t have to be liberal to be open to real change. It takes humility, an open mind and heart, and love. We can all learn from those generations below us. Let change challenge the generations.