beautyinMay

For the triumph, for the adventures, for the coffee - a twentysomething in San Francisco

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Weihnachtsmärkte. No one does Christmas like Germany

Stuttgart

Nuremberg

Köln

Frankfurt in the snow

Frankfurt

[mayslove]

I miss Weihnachtsmärkte so much..

[mazalthan]

Frame You. 

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[quickweaves]

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[popcornfunction]

“I didn’t say anything”

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[stability]

I’m so happy for them

[aliensfromhell]

“You wanna stay up forever. But nothing in this world is yours to keep” // Mø - Drum

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[micdotcom]

Google Doodle honors Louisa May Alcott

Little Women author Louisa May Alcott’s 184th birthday is the subject of today’s Google Doodle.

 In her obituary, the New York Times focused solely on the work that made her a household name, insisting that “her fame rested chiefly on her first successful story, Little Women, and it was that story that endeared her to so many hundred thousands." 

While her most famous work has painted her as a moral compass for youth, Alcott’s true passions rested in bloody, sensationalist pulp fiction and social justice.

4 social justice issues she’d care about if she were alive today

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Zoe Kravitz by Jonas Bresnan

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[expressions-of-nature]

Preikestolen, Norway by Øystein Aspelund