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Origami Around
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Misplaced Lens Cap
"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"
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Noah Kahan
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Küçük Mecidiye Mosque or Teşrifiye Mosque is a historical place of worship from the Ottoman period in Beşiktaş district of Istanbul. 🕌
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keep yur chin up cow friends
-heilan coo via raven house
Due to a typo while talking to @thatsaysalotalotalot about CTTS, I present to you a ‘Moos Board’
You’re welcome.
Please excuse me, I am in desperate need of a humor break. Writing 10k+ for one chapter is tiring.
“… Yo solo me enamoré de él… Y es tan raro eso: cómo se le va metiendo a uno el amor así, como a escondidas; despacio: como si fuera a doler. Debe ser porque la belleza golpea muy duro, yo creo.”
— Un beso de Dick, Fernando Molano.
“Te extraño, hoy por ejemplo tuve el impulso de teclear un “buenos días, Amor”, después quise contarte que el clima de mi pueblo es cálido -algo raro para ser diciembre-. También quise platicarte que me compré un labial color rojo-pasión y que en el centro comercial me encontré a una vieja amiga. Luego, al llegar a casa me apresuré a terminar mis pendientes para esperar tu llamada. Pero no llegó. Tu ausencia me está recordando lo que es el dolor de extrañar. Personas con quien charlar no me faltan, pero conversaciones como las nuestras sé que no volverán. En fin, solo pasé a decir: Te extraño.”
— Coos
“Vives aquí en mis sentimientos, me ocupaste el pensamiento. ”
— Armando Manzanero
“Te extraño cuando camino, cuando lloro, cuando río; cuando el sol brilla, cuando hace mucho frío. Porque te siento como algo muy mío.”
— Armando Manzanero
via weheartit
"One way to think of a honeybee colony is, then, as a society of many thousands of individuals: the queen, workers, and drones just discussed. But to understand the distinctive biology of this species of bee, it is often helpful to think of a colony in a slightly different way, not just as thousands of separate bees but also as a single living entity that functions as a unified whole. In other words, it can help to think of a honeybee colony as a superorganism. Just as a human body functions as a single integrated unit even though it is a multitude of cells, the superorganism of a honeybee colony operates as a single coherent whole even though it is a multitude of bees.
The fact that both perspectives — colony as superorganism and colony as society — are valid reflects the way in which evolution has repeatedly built higher-level units of biological organization: by assembling unified societies of lower-level units. For example, during the origins of multicellular organisms, natural selection favored some societies of cells whose members cooperated rather than competed. Bit by bit, this selection for close cooperation produced the thoroughly integrated societies of cells that we know today, for example, as hummingbirds and human beings. The same sort of selection for extreme cooperation also happened with some societies of animals to produce the thoroughly harmonious, smoothly running insect societies that we can call superorganisms. These include not just colonies of honeybees but also the gigantic colonies of leafcutter ants, driver ants, or fungus-growing termites.
A colony of honeybees is, then, far more than an aggregation of individuals, it is a composite being that functions as an integrated whole. Indeed, one can accurately think of a honeybee colony as a single living entity, weighing as much as 5 kilograms (10 pounds) and performing all of the basic physiological processes that support life: ingesting and digesting food, maintaining nutritional balance, circulating resources, exchanging respiratory gases, regulating water content, controlling body temperature, sensing the environment, deciding how to behave, and achieving locomotion."
- Thomas D. Seeley, from Honeybee Democracy
What can I say? I really really love trilogies!
Gathered the three of them together for a better view!
Oh, and a very happy Teacher’s Day (for us folks here in Brazil)! One of the most important and brilliant careers of all! I’m so grateful for the wonderful teachers I had in my life ♥️
Happy Thursday! 🍃⚔️🌋
“Falling in love doesn’t always lead to heartbreak. With the right man, it can be a one-way ticket to paradise.”
— Catherine Anderson
“They say a person needs just three things to be truly happy in this world: Someone to love, something to do, and something to hope for.”
— Tom Bodett
“Loving someone - even when it’s scary, even when tere are consequences - is never the wrong thing to do. Loving someone is the opposite of hurting her.”
— Cassandra Clare
Tranquility | ( by Tobias Hägg )
“I have been waiting all my life to be with you. My heart slams against my ribs when I think of the slaughtered nights I spent all over the world waiting to feel your touch. The time I annihilated while I waited like a man doing a life sentence. I need you like life needs life. I want you bad like a natural disaster. You are all I see. You are the only one I want to know.”
— Henry Rollins (via quotemadness)
Taj Mahal, Agra ❤🧡💚
