ood blood

quantity, not quality

[parkchanwoohoo]

[were--ralph]

HE NEEDS TO BE PROTECTED

Theyre going to send a team after Mamdani this is highkey insane

[dancinbutterfly]

Who are “they”?

[were--ralph]

you completely missed the point but congrats on the cynicism. Anyways this is also not "just a tiktok"

It's on every social media platform, news outlets are reporting on it, its a big deal especially with The Orange in office who is besties with Netanyahu. Mamdani is also an immigrant to the US, and our own government supports Israel, the right especially and our current government does not like immigrants to begin with. The Orange is insane enough to call something like this Treason even though it isn't.

As a politician he's openly putting a target on his back.

[bobbole]

Cat with a fish bowl Brooch - 1900s

[polkadotmotmot]

Johnny DeFeo - Winter Wolf Observation Station, 2026 - Acrylic on panel

[pmamtraveller]

Three Nectarines in White Paper, Eliot Hodgkin, 1957.

[elbiotipo]

we don't hate J.J. Abrams enough

[elbiotipo]

Branson Reese, whoever you are, I keep your words in my heart all the time.

[kaijuerotica]

"branson reese, whoever you are" put some respect on the smooth sharks one fear man's name

[dahlia-molinas]

if christopher nolan was really the visionary and ground-breaking director everyone claims he is he would have cast ben affleck as penelope

[sictransitgloriamvndi]

Mönche beim Vergraben einer Goldtruhe bei Mondschein (1889, Öl auf Leinwand) - August von Wille

[hometoursandotherstuff]

Stunning art-filled home in Los Ranchos, NM was built around the original 1850s ranch in 1973. It has 8bds, 9ba, 11,269sqft, plus 2 acres of vineyards with award-winning wine grapes. $13.5m.

What a beautiful entrance hall. Look at the Juliet balcony.

Very nice reception room.

They've got a big sculptured head in this hall, but look at the columns and built-ins.

That hall leads to the kitchen. Look at the carving in the beams- it looks like they're woven.

Very convenient having the kitchen and dining room all in one area.

Very cool pizza oven.

Down a few stairs from the kitchen they have a large wine cellar.

Mural on the ceiling in here.

Beautiful sunroom with a bar.

Lovely primary suite.

So pretty.

Combination closet & bath.

Beautiful marble counters.

Look at this shower.

Casual family room.

Office with an outdoor entrance.

Very large home with 8 bds. and lots of room for entertaining. Here's another bar.

This is a guest room.

And, a beautiful bath.

The rest of the bedrooms are on the 2nd level.

They're all very large.

Beautifully landscaped grounds.

Plus a smaller home on the property, over a garage.

The property is 8 acres, including the 2 acres of vineyard. From up here you can also see the tennis courts.

https://www.pimentelpropertiesllc.com/idx/listing/NM-SWMLS/1097951/Rio-Grande-Boulevard-NW-Los-Ranchos-NM-87107?

[hometoursandotherstuff]

You must see this exceptional 1902 Victorian farmhouse in Portland, OR. 6bds, 4ba, 3857sqft, $2.375m.

It starts out with a nice, homey, living room.

Next, there's this pretty green dining area. Look at the border around the floor.

Beautiful fireplace in the kitchen.

The kitchen is so pretty. Love the colors and cabinetry.

But, look at this- it's open to a wonderful sunroom.

So pretty.

And, there's a matching pantry.

Nice large half bath with lovely cabinets.

Stairs to the 2nd floor.

Isn't this lovely? Shelving, a sitting nook, and a fireplace.

This bedroom. Look at the built-ins.

Even the smaller room has gorgeous built-ins.

There's a cozy family room up here, too.

How sweet is the updated bath?

And, there's a large bedroom, with some built-ins, in the attic.

Next to the main house, there's this cute house.

What a lovely home.

There's an art studio, too.

What an adorable bedroom.

And, the bathroom has everything. This is the first floor apt.

There's another one upstairs.

This is beautiful, too.

Lovely bedroom.

And, a very nice bath.

The gardens are so gorgeous.

0.62 acre lot.

https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/5006-SE-Long-St-Portland-OR-97206/176565628_zpid/?

[3liza]

"drizzle boots" made of clear vinyl and used for covering heels during rain, popular in the 1930s-1950s

[twoweeks]

https://www.instagram.com/p/DVlmSubCPvT

[depsidase]

[the-witch-of-the-wandering-ways]

College AU Russian studies major Shane Hollander forgets to tell the fuckbuddy he met through his speaking tutor Svetlana Vetrova that he is fluent in Russian and that he understands phrases like "you're so fucking perfect" and "you have ruined me" and "you look like a sexy librarian you perfect slut"

[the-witch-of-the-wandering-ways]

Ilya, whiny voice: come back to bed hollander i want to fuck you

Shane: can't i really need to finish this essay

Ilya: whats it on maybe i can help you

Shane, sweating staring at 2k words on modern russian pop culture: haha probably not no it's boring

[gimmiekiss1221]

op don't let these die in the tags

[vincentbriggs]

Forcing myself to do some mending by going out of town to visit family for a few days and packing 3 shirts that have holes in them. The patches are the same fabric as the shirt, it's just faded a lot with washing.

[vincentbriggs]

Patched another one.

I've never done it this way before and I hope it holds up well. Last time I tried patching shirts was several years ago, and that time I folded in the edges of the patches and whipstitched them down, which was bad because it left a hard sturdy edge for the weaker fabric to tear along. This time I stuck the patches on flat and did closely spaced rows of running stitch in both directions, which spreads out the reinforcement more evenly and doesn't leave a bulky edge. It seems to be the more usual thing to do with thinning worn out fabrics from what I've seen.

[mummer]

i’m sorry but it is absolutely a conservative impulse to believe that an ancient work has some kind of “purity” that can be “desecrated” by adaptation. think about what you are saying. why do you think adaptational change or reinterpretation is an “offense” to “culture” that must be answered for? what could motivate a person or movement to designate a certain story as “sacred”? when you do this, are you conjuring an idealized past? in the same breath, does this position modernity as a threat?

[dsxsbx]

Sunrise by Sasha Zvereva