Kristin Witcher

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Calibrated

To calibrate is to carefully assess, set, or adjust.

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TRAVEL | Google Flights

I found out about Google Flights a few months ago and think you might enjoy it too!!

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imagine if trees gave off wifi signals, we would be planting so many trees and we’d probably save the planet too

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too bad they only produce the oxygen we breathe

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+ it was all yellow

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::muffled screaming::

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DO NOT PRETEND YOU WOULDN’T DO THIS.

[offbeatmel]

Dear Blackout,

My mother has never called me by name, 

she calls me beautiful

"How was your day, beautiful?"

"Beautiful, help clean up."

"Yes, beautiful?"

And I believed her.

But then I turned on the tv,

flipped through the magazines,

saw the only thing deemed a “beauty”

to look nothing like me. 

And as all the boys chased my friends,

with flirtatious words, fawning over fair faces, 

mine received not one glance

not one word

and the silence erased my mother’s words

in a deafening, hollowing way.

But days like today,

moments like this,

I hear her loud and

clear 

(once again)

"I see you, beautiful."

"I love you, beautiful."

”Beautiful.”

And so thank you, blackout,

for the reminder, 

sweet as honey,

warm as my mother’s voice,

that my black is beautiful.

(You all are beautiful to me.)

-m.g.

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Hello friend/reader! I don’t commonly write but I hope you’ve had a lovely day and if it wasn’t too lovely that’s okay; it’s just one day. The events of today do not define you.

// Kristin

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smize attempt

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#BlackHistoryMonth #tbt: Being the first African American woman to travel to space is one of Mae Jemison’s many accomplishments. A dancer, Peace Corps doctor, public speaker and astronaut, Mae went to college at age 16, holds 9 honorary doctorates and has founded many STEM-related programs for students.

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