@pocpotterweek // Wizarding Schools: Uagadou
“Uagadou is the Ugandan wizarding school, located in the Mountains of the Moon in western Uganda. It is the largest of the eleven wizarding schools, accepting students from all over Africa.”
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@pocpotterweek // Wizarding Schools: Uagadou
“Uagadou is the Ugandan wizarding school, located in the Mountains of the Moon in western Uganda. It is the largest of the eleven wizarding schools, accepting students from all over Africa.”
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By Kyle Sipple
How to create a year-round garden filled with color Want a garden that blooms all season long? Use this chart as your starting point.
The Forest of Lost Souls by Paula Belle Flores
We never say that all men deserve to feel beautiful. We never say that each man is beautiful in his own way. We don’t have huge campaigns aimed at young boys trying to convince them that they’re attractive, probably because we very rarely correlate a man’s worth with his appearance. The problem is that a woman’s value in this world is still very much attached to her appearance, and telling her that she should or deserves to feel beautiful does more to promote that than negate it. Telling women that they “deserve” to feel pretty plays right in to the idea that prettiness should be important to them. And having books and movies aimed at young women where every female protagonist turns out to be beautiful (whereas many of the antagonists are described in much less flattering terms) reinforces the message that beauty has some kind of morality attached to it, and that all heroines are somehow pretty.
You Don’t Have To Be Pretty – On YA Fiction And Beauty As A Priority | The Belle Jar (via brutereason)
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Learn to Crochet! Crochet Gif Tutorials: Crocheting into the Chain
If the first row of stitches after the chain are going to be single crochet stitches (sc’s), you’ll need to crochet one extra chain. If they are going to be double crochet stitches (dc’s), you’ll need two extra, because dc’s are taller and you’ll need more space. Treble crochet stitches (trc’s) require three, etc. A pattern will always tell you what to do!
For a more detailed explanation of the single crochet (sc) stitch used in this example, please see the tutorial here.
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CultureHOLIDAY: Happy Diwali 2014 - Festival of Lights
“The word Diwali comes from the Sanskrit ‘deepavali’, which means a row of lights. The festival of Diwali symbolizes the victory of light over dark, good over evil and knowledge over darkness.“ - More here
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Up We Go by Jay Fleck
Time can be rewritten. Not once you’ve read it. Once we know it’s coming, it’s written in stone.