janglin âme

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Mia Jane-Harris “Your Corpse is Beautiful” blog.stuckwithpins.com

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so true

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Damn

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i feel this

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💔💓

[diquedavian]

i know this doesn’t fit my blog but….this is powerful 🙌

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"A behind-the-scenes look at the BACK of a painting by Morris Louis during the installation of our new exhibition ‘Rothko to Richter: Mark-Making in Abstract Painting from the Collection of Preston H. Haskell’—opening this Saturday! Morris Louis, American, 1912–1962, Pillars, 1962” (Princeton University Art Museum) 

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[gentlechamomile]

My Current Book Recommendations:

Seven Habits of Highly Effective People by Stephen Covey

Meditations for Women Who Do Too Much by Anne Wilson Schaef

Daring Greatly by Brene Brown

The Magic of Thinking Big by David Schwartz

Eat Pray Love by Elizabeth Gilbert

The Path to Love:...

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Mid century interior with Djinn chair  -  Olivier Mourgue

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This is glorious and even thought it doesn’t fit in the range of all the paranormal, I MUST share

It works like this: You tell Kitestring that you’re in a dangerous place or situation, and give it a time frame of when to check in on you. If you don’t reply back when it checks your status, it’ll alert your emergency contacts with a custom message you set up.

It doesn’t require you to touch anything (like bSafe) or shake your phone (like Nirbhaya) to send the distress signal. Kitestring is smarter, because it doesn’t need an action to alert people, it needs inaction.

MORE INFORMATION

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reblogging because this is seriously amazing.

[humansofnewyork]

A one hundred year old woman reflects on her deceased husband.

[thecreatorsproject]

Is This The Door Of The Future?

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prsjon:

The Doll Test

This self hate thing is DEEP

Godamn, hearing a young girl looking at herself and say “Brown looks really nasty but I don’t really know what reason…” makes me so mad!

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!!! yess 100%

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This is so important.

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This hurt to watch

[seraphica]

Woodgreen Community Service in Toronto designed this campaign as part of their Homeward Bound Program supporting struggling single mothers. [x] [via]

[blackgirlsinlove]

Single mothers are strong, underappreciated miracle workers. They should be revered. Yet so many facets of our society put them down and shame them… Conveniently forgetting the father’s role in the situation.

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Powerful

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[odditiesoflife]

The Ancient Art of Honey Hunting in Nepal

The Gurange tribes of Nepal have been collecting honey from Himalayan cliffs for centuries. The Gurung are master honey hunters, risking their lives collecting honeycomb using nothing more than handmade rope ladders and long sticks known as tangos.

Most of the honey bees’ nests are located on steep, inaccessible, southwest facing cliffs to avoid predators and for increased exposure to direct sunlight.

Aside from the dangers of falling, they are harvesting honey from the largest honey bees in the world. The Himalayan honey bee can grow up to 3 cm in length.

Before a hunt can commence, the honey hunters are required to perform a ceremony to placate the cliff gods. This involves sacrificing a sheep, offering flowers, fruits and rice, and praying to the cliff gods to ensure a safe hunt.

Photographer Andrew Newey spent two weeks living with the Gurung in central Nepal, documenting the risks and skill involved in this dying tradition.

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  Tim Knowles 

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SNAIL GRAFFITI WHUT.