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The Bowery Presents
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we're not kids anymore.
One Nice Bug Per Day
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Jules of Nature

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let's talk about Bridgerton tea, my ask is open
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"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"
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Noah Kahan
Misplaced Lens Cap
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@nippiminaj
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cats (2019, dir. tom hooper)
I have one brain cell and it bounces around in my skull like a windows screen saver
When it bounces perfectly in the corner i experience a Thought
āif you write, you can turn your lessons into your legacy.ā
A model during a photo shoot distracted by first plane hitting the twin towers.
When your family has guests over
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some of you never woke up after heart transplant surgery and discovered that your boyfriend, zayn malik, had been the donor and it shows
Me and the girls on our way to chernobyl to drink the pond water
Canadaās northernmost capital city, Iqaluit, briefly turned pink and purple on January 12th, 2016. A CBC meteorologist explained that the incident was most likely due to a phenomenon called light scattering, which is caused by the refraction of the setting sun on particles in the atmosphere. Neither of these two pictures have been edited.
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me, decomposing on my bed: sending you all good vibes :)
In high school one of the common fund raisers was carnation flowers for a dollar during prom season and valentines and a couple other times of year. And you could āorderā flowers to be delivered to kids during their homeroom times so it was always a big deal to get flowers and it was super fun
But one of these fundraisers I had a guy friend who commented he never got any because he was always single or his girlfriend always expected flowers but never gave him any
So my senior year valentines I decided I was going to buy all the guys in my homeroom (which he was in) a carnation and said they were from āAnonymous Girl in your homeroomā
So the day came and all the guys started getting flowers and they all realized they were from the same one girl and all got super excited and giddy and protective of their flowers and all day long I saw the guys in my homeroom wear flowers behind their ears or stuffed in their notebooks and they flaunted them around to other guys that didnāt get flowers. One guy tried to see if it would make his girlfriend jealous. A couple of them tried to play detective to figure it out who it was.
Then the next day apparently they all (or at least most of them) got together and bought all the girls in homeroom a carnation as a thank you to whoever it was so every girl in my homeroom got a bouquet of one from every guy (so it was a bouquet of about a dozen) and every single girl was smiling and happy and bouncy as the guys were the day before
And no one ever knew it was me but I was always super proud of that
One simple act can have a ripple effect of kindness that grows as it spreads