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đ the lads đźđȘđźđłđŹđ§đźđčđ”đč tres internationale (at Hyatt Regency Perth)
Lord Byron doesnât have a life plan. He doesnât have a day plan. I once found a note that he wrote to himself that said: âput on pants.â
Percy Bysshe Shelley (via incorrectliteraryquotes)
âI donât give a shit about sleeping, Leon. I want love, or death. Thatâs it.â
Léon the professional (1994) dir. Luc Besson
Cartography of the Moonâs visible side .
Above untrodden Summits (92 x 122cm, Oil on Canvas) by Carla Hananiah
Cairo, Egypt
Westerners are fond of the saying âLife isnât fair.â Then, they end in snide triumphant: âSo get used to it!â What a cruel, sadistic notion to revel in! What a terrible, patriarchal response to a childâs budding sense of ethics. Announce to an Iroquois, âLife isnât fair,â and her response will be: âThen make it fair!â This is the matriarchal approach to learning.
Barbara Alice Mann, Iroquois woman (via socialuprooting)
Tsarevich Alexei
Yet it is difficult to say what makes a book masculine and even harder to categorize what masculine writing actually is. In any given library catalogue there are hundreds of books and articles with titles that mention âwomenâ and âwriting,â or âwomenâs writing,â but none that feature the phrase âmenâs writing.â Bookshop visits will reveal shelves titled âchick lit,â but none called âdick litâ or, as Linda Z, a book editor turned agent, puts it, a âwhite-guy shelf.â Iâd posit that masculine writing and good writing are actually the same things because we are told, time and time again, what isnât good writing. According to Anthony Burgess, Jane Austenâs novels fail because her writing âlacks a strong male thrust.â Nobel Laureate V.S. Naipaul categorized womenâs writing as unequal to menâs because of womenâs âsentimentalityâ and ânarrow view of the world.â William Gass declared that women âlack that blood congested genital drives which energizes every great styleâ (italics mine). These comments indicate that menâs writing is just writing and everything else is a sub-classification.
On Sexism in Literary Prize Culture - Menâs writing is just writing and everything else is a sub-classification by Natalie Kon-yu (via writingletterstoshakespeare)
legit revisionist history? (at Art Gallery of Western Australia)
Whishaw has a whimsical, meandering way of talking, and a tendency to start stories that donât go anywhere. (On clothes: âI once had a pair of jeans I really liked. I loved them, they were perfect! And then they fell apart and, um, well I didnât buy another pair.â)
Jess Cartner-Morley â Cometh The Hour: the series that brings 1950s BBC back to life
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do men have resting bitch faces as well or do they not have negative characteristics ascribed to them for putting on a neutral rather than a deliriously happy facial expression
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what to do if you are feeling gross
so sometimes Iâm just sitting around being lazy, watching tv or getting distracted by internet things, or Iâve eaten too much or Iâve just had a super long day. and sometimes Iâm even aware of how much of a blob I am being, Iâm sure this happens to other people, too. anyways I wanted to share this little list to motivate me/others to stop being a blob:
1. very very first thing. shut off your internet. put all the tv and stuff out of reach. this is really important, but you will feel 100% better afterwards.
3. uncover your windows, let natural light filter in. if you can/want to open them, thatâs also fantastic. it really helps lighten your mood, always makes me feel more connected with the rest of the world.
2. put on some music. itâs ok to use your phone/computer for this, but remember to just keep it away from armâs reach. also, you can use whatever music youâd like, but I suggest something soft, like Frank Sinatra or Beegie Adair or Jack Johnson.
3. take a walk. look at the colors and plants people surround themselves with. pick out houses/buildings you like. look at the sky, listen to whatâs going on around you. I donât generally listen to music for this because I like to feel grounded when I walk, but if youâre more of a song person thatâs okay, too. itâs really easy to forget how long itâs been since youâve had some fresh air.
4. take a bath. if itâs hot out, turn on a fan and cool down the room so youâre all cosy in the water, put in some bubbles and scents. grab a book or magazine. exfoliate, do your nails, put on a face mask. throw yourself a little spa day. when you get out, put on lotion, put on new underwear and soft, comfy clothing.
5. make your favourite cup of tea or coffee, or maybe pour yourself some lemonade or just cold water is fine too.
6. go sit in a common area of your house, like a living room or dining table. if youâre not home alone and donât want to be bothered, gently voice it to the people around you or go sit somewhere else where you feel comfortable and relaxed. just get out of the same walls, find a change of scenery. you could even leave and go to a cafĂ© or a park if youâd like.
7. do some writing/doodling. whenever this happens, I always like to use a spare piece of printer paper or something not connected to a notebook so Iâm less attached to it and less likely to care about the way it looks. let the pen do its own thing, donât worry about messing up. if you feel that youâre getting frustrated, step away and do something else.
8. make some lists. this is one of my favourite pastimes. list nice things that youâve seen recently that you think youâll forget later on. list little details of your dreams, list things you want to do in your favourite season, list recipes youâd like to try. the possibilities are endless.
9. cook/bake something. important remindersâif you donât find this relaxing, donât do it!! find another hobby that you love where you can enjoy doing something productive. also, even if youâre making something fantastic, be sure not to snack too much or overeat (Iâm very prone to this). you could also make something for a friend or a neighbour!! people always enjoy a heartfelt craft made by someone who cares.
10. catch up with an old friend or family member. ask them out for coffee or something, itâs always nice to talk. trust me, they will very much appreciate you reaching out.
11. write a letter to someone. you do not have to send it.
12. go to a park and look at the flowers or sit in the grass. grab a sketchbook, some sudoku, a book, a puzzle, your thoughts, or anything else you could tinker with while enjoying the fresh air. something to make your brain work a little.
thereâs more, of course, but this is all I can really come up with at the momentâI hope it works! now get off that web and have a good time!!
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It looks like this shop is very new and very small, but also very adorable and I just love that this is a thing that exists and I want it to be good. So.
The Year 2028
Pokemon Go has rid the world of obesity. Everyone knows everyone in their neighbourhoods. Loneliness is an archaic concept. All national borders have been erased so players can search for pokemon unrestricted. There is no war. There is no suffering. The planet is finally at peace.Â
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