Shake it out

Just a little bit of me

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Want <3

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Infinity ring- so sweet

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Audrey Hepburn- ever so elegant

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Never mistake a woman’s silence for her ignorance, her calmness for her acceptance, and her kindness for her weakness

(via fawnstar)

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The Infinity of Knowledge. The Prague Municipal Library at Marianske Square, Prague, Czech Republic is definitely worth visiting because of an amazing sculpture made of numerous books by Matej Kren, a young Czechoslovak artist. This wonderful sculpture is placed in the Prague Municipal Library, consisting of books and mirrors, creating an unusual effect of infinity. It kind of reminds us of Alice in Wonderland, (Down the Rabbit Hole!), the amazing, infinite path towards knowledge, but it gives us a feel of obscurity — totally, a must-see piece of art in the world of optical illusions!

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Color Theory

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Truth

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ha!

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We are living in deeply troubling times. The problems confronting our nation and the world can seem overwhelming. Half of the people on this planet lives on two dollars a day. Each day 30,000 children die—largely from poverty—and thousands of acres of rainforests are destroyed. And in the United States nearly 50 million people have no health insurance, the United States ranks 28th in infant mortality, and a report on the happiness and well-being of children in wealthy nations lists the United States as 20th— second to last (Unicef, 2007). The time is urgent for all schools and teachers to awaken their students’ consciousness to the world and help them develop the knowledge and inspiration to make a better world, from local to global.

"Reading for a Better World: Teaching for Social Responsibility With Young Adult Literature"

May 2009

Volume 52, Issue 8

Pages 653–739

Journal of Adolescent & Adult Literacy

This is why I have chosen to become a teacher

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The kindle amazes #kindle #50shadesdarker #reading

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A view from space of my dream destination. I love Bora Bora #borabora #dreamholiday

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"The girl or the world you see someone gotta lose" -sooner than later, Drake #drake #drawing #myownthing

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The essence of elegance #McQueen #royals #jubilee

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Don't ever let go of something you can't do without.

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"Life appears to me too short to be spent in nursing animosity or registering wrongs."

Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte

I read this book when I was eighteen, and I was captivated by the story more than I had anticipated. Some of the most impressionable and rich words fill the pages of this sweet book, and I will continue to gain wisdom and strength from Jane Eyre for the rest of my life.

This particular quote reminds me that in life we are faced with jealous and negative people, but we must not dwell on such negativity because life is too short.

Life is precious so keep smiling and nothing will ever keep you down.