Sparkly Cactus

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photo by Maurizio Di Iorio  (mauriziodiiorio.tumblr.com)

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by Childe Hassam

A foremost American Impressionist, Childe Hassam combined a preoccupation with the expressive qualities of light with lively brushwork and color. Hassam’s paintings documented his wide travels throughout Europe and America and a predilection for picturesque and idealized scenes.

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Joanne Woodward Costume Tests for From the Terrace (1960)

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Rooting For Female Careers Saturday Evening Post, July 1, 1981

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This is hilarious 🤣🤣🤣🤣

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The fact that this was posted by Taika himself on his Instagram account makes this 189x funnier

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This is even more better as a german person who is understanding every single sentence in this movie and just trying to read different subtitles to it

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This is really nice!

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William Bell Scott (1811-1890) 

“The butler’s surprise on All Hallows Eve”

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FRANCIS LIBIRAN Opulence Collection 2019 if you want to support this blog consider donating to: ko-fi.com/fashionrunways

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Finally found my favorite cookbook in my storage locker! My sister gave this to me for xmas in 1999! I am excited to look at some of my favorite recipes and he gives all kinds of menu ideas, which I love reading, even if some of them are gross.

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My sister gave me this to help me study in my masters program. He is saying right now "Whooooo do you think you are, playing on Tumblr instead of studying??"

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My pretty kitty baby, Fran

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Jenny Packham Spring 2020 Ready-to-Wear Collection

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My study buddy

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Ravens are smart enough to play tricks on each other. 

If a raven knows it can be seen by other ravens, it sometimes pretends to stash its food in one place while secretly hiding it elsewhere so onlookers can’t steal it. This tactic doesn’t always work, however, because the ravens who were watching are often just as intelligent as the raven who was trying to trick them in the first place. 

(Source, Source 2, Source 3)