Jana Sais Quoi

[antsatapicnic]

Adele is exhausted after her album dropped today.  

[gifsboom]

LITTLE GIRLS TEACHING DOG TO JUMP ON MATTRESS. [video]

[mielparaoshun]

Oh my goddddd

[jactheripper-deactivated2020012]

this is too cute

[rhpolitics]

[jnahhas]

Omg this is golden

[socialnetworkhell]

I want to see them do an episode of The Price is Right with ultra rich people I want to see Mitt Romney try to tell me what he thinks the price of dish soap is

[mycupofstars]

[plasticroyal]

[whatshouldwecallme]

When we don’t have any food in the house and can’t decide on a place to order from

[whatshouldwecallme]

Me on the phone with that relative who just won’t stop talking

[whatshouldwecallme]

When my boss asks me to “take the lead” on something

[whatshouldwecallme]

Showing up to a friend’s apartment empty handed

[whatshouldwecallme]

When my roommate invites people over who I don’t know

[markruffalo]

This is awesome! 

[did-you-know]

On her childhood:

“I counted everything. I counted the steps to the road, the steps up to church, the number of dishes and silverware I washed … anything that could be counted, I did.”

On her NASA calculations:

“Early on, when they said they wanted the capsule to come down at a certain place, they were trying to compute when it should start. I said, ‘Let me do it. You tell me when you want it and where you want it to land, and I’ll do it backwards and tell you when to take off.’ That was my forte.”

Katherine really stood out in her field because she was the only woman who asked questions.

“The women did what they were told to do,” she explained. “They didn’t ask questions or take the task any further. I asked questions; I wanted to know why.“

In 2011, when asked if she still counts things:

 “Oh, yes. And things have to be parallel. I see a picture right now that’s not parallel, so I’m going to go straighten it. Things must be in order.”

Source

[stonedkitty]

AND SHE’S BLACK

[deeplifequotes]

If you love someone, pray for them. Pray for their peace. Pray for their growth. Pray for their success. Pray for their happiness.

(via deeplifequotes)

[superhanallah]

5 Stages of Suhoor

[boqooradiigeelka]

the way we treat the hijab can be so toxic

we don’t let sister’s who wear it make mistakes. We put the idealized view of a “hijabi” on a pedestal. Islam is treated like a brand that sisters who wear the hijab are ambassadors of. It’s not “muslims shouldn’t be doing this because it displeases Allah” instead its “Hijabis shouldn’t be seen doing this because it misrepresents islam, it makes us look bad”. You wear a hijab and suddenly you can’t make mistakes because everyone is watching you and expecting you to be the kind of muslim that the world should see. it’s unfair. We can’t live our whole lives perfectly. And i know so many sisters who’ve ditched their hijab because they want to work their way up without those expectations. Because they want to be able to work on their faith without being under a magnifying glass.

Then you have sisters who don’t wear it that don’t feel like they’re even allowed to be religious without being questioned. because apparently if they truly believed they’d have the hijab on. because apparently that’s the first thing we have to do before we’re taken seriously. As if wearing it comes easily and the very valid apprehension we can have in general due to how islamaphobic our environments might be doesn’t count. As if our own personal situations are public knowledge and as if there aren’t sisters with specific homelives or other serious obstacles that make wearing the hijab more difficult of a challenge than it is for others. No girls who don’t wear hijab apparently all just want attention, want to look pretty for the world and put their vanity before their faith. So if they begin to practice in other ways they’re fake or they’re denying hijab is fardh.

WHEN DID WE START VALUING THE HIJAB BEFORE THE HUMAN BEING.

[jnahhas]

You know you're a Muslim when FB suggests this