Be a little Wilder

[sandcraft]

“Hocus Pocus bitch you need to focus”

— Ancient witch proverb, probably

[beautythroughalookingglass]

Pretty much

[bubuko]

[d-eye-why]

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[chasingchongqing]

Designer Lessons: innovative and interesting lesson plans for pre-intermediate, intermediate, upper-intermediate, and advanced students. Sample: an intermediate/advanced lesson that reviews country names by exploring (and refuting) cultural stereotypes

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[your-lips-your-lies-your-lust]

[tyleroakley]

Although I’m fairly certain this is a Nike ad, “Taylor Momsen Escapes Paparazzi” is kind of epic nonetheless.

[travelingcolors-deactivated2020]

Golden hour in Piran | Slovenia (by Riccardo Bertoni)

[morphoo]

Me whenever I start liking someone I know I dont have a chance with

[egderpss]

[autonaut-of-the-cosmoroute]

[22drunkb]

The past is gone, and cannot harm you anymore. And while the future is fast coming for you, it always flinches first and settles in as the gentle present.

Cecil Baldwin, Welcome to Night Vale Ep. 12, “The Candidate” (via thatkindofwoman)

[awkwardsituationist]

french photographer eric valli has spent over twenty years documetning the peoples of the himalayas, including the dolpo, seen here, who live between tibet and nepal in one of the highest inhabitable regions in the world.

"they work hard, but want for nothing," he says. "they are happy and alive."

eschewing digital cameras, valli continues to shoot with his leicas. “i might take an okay picture, but what i’m looking for is an enthnogrpahic testimony of the human adventure; a complete existence in one picture,” he says.

“you can never just observe. because my work is all about interaction. …i have lived years and years with these people. i have nothing to teach them and they have everything to teach me.”

[awkwardsituationist]

[trendytraveler]

"in 2009, i planned to become a guest of 31 secluded and visually unique tribes. i wanted to witness their time honoured traditions, join in their rituals and discover how the rest of the world is threatening to change their way of life forever. most importantly, i wanted to create an ambitious aesthetic photographic document that would stand the test of time, a body of work that would be an irreplaceable ethnographic record of a fast disappearing world. i didn’t start this project anticipating that i could stop the world from changing. i purely wanted to create a visual document that reminds us and generations to come of how beautiful the human world once was." - jimmy nelson

the tribes seen here (in only ten of the over 500 photos found in his book) are: (1) the peoples of the vanuatu islands, found southeast of the solomon islands; (2) the samburu of northern kenya; (3) the maori of new zealand; (4) the kalam of eastern new guinea; (5) the huli of the new guinea highlands; (6) the maasai, who live in kenya and tanzania; (7) the karo, who live on the eastern banks of ethiopia’s omo river; (8) the himba of the kunene region of northern namibia; (9) the kazakhs of western mongolia; (10) the yali of the baliem valley region of papua indonesia.

[marissaselene]

Have to do a 2k at somepoint this week. Feel like i should be at the gym right now getting ready but I'm not cause I'm already tired just thinking about it. I am so not ready for this. This is going to be rough. Goddammit why do I row.

[up2in2]

Advice before a 2k