What Matters

dog mom, lover of the sea and mountains.  out doing things, living my best life.

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Forgotten Letter #799 by James Andrew Crosby

Follow me on Instagram: @jamesandrewcrosby

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favorite characters ≡ Captain Raymond Holt

“If there’s anything you want to talk about, my door is always open. Metaphorically. In reality, I often keep my door closed, for privacy, security, climate control.”

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The 1975 for the NY Times

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What an amazing amount of detail in this painting. (Source)

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Me at first: it’s good! I don’t know what they mean about the detailing tho :/

Me, watching it zoom out: OH SHIT

Me watching it get to the full picture:

OH MY GOD?!?!?!

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Carved from a  single piece of coastal redwood. (Source)

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The 1975 by Danny North for NME

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Famous gardens of impressionist painter Claude Monet in Giverny, house, water garden and flower garden.

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Sleepy fox in the autumn sun. Photo by Wataken17.

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northern downpour // panic! at the disco

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. by joannablu kitchener on Flickr.

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Brazil’s oldest and most important museum, The Museu Nacional, is consumed by fire

The museum held a priceless collection. 20 million objects, Egyptian mummies, Greco-Roman artworks, dinosaur fossils and the oldest human fossil in the region, may have been destroyed in the fire that started on September 3rd 2018. “It was the biggest natural history museum in Latin America. We have collections that are over 100 years old” said Cristiana Serejo, one of the museum’s vice directors.

The loss is already being compared to that of the library of Alexandria. According to anthropologist Mércio Gomes, “We Brazilians only have 500 years of history. Our National Museum was 200 years old, but that’s what we had, and what is lost forever. We have to reconstruct our National Museum.” The antique building, once the emperor’s palace, was deemed an “incalculable loss for Brazil” by its President Michel Temer.

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as a history major and lover my heart is breaking

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Great Understatements in History

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For a minute i thought these were last words

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Botanique Café. Bar. Plantas / Moca Arquitetura ph: Eduardo Macarios

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