#manual work

[newyorkthegoldenage]

Laying a new stone block surface at East 23d & Broadway, late 1920s.

Photo: U.S. Dep't of Transportation/Wikimedia Commons

[saleri23]

—[⭐️🍧cute dolls🍧⭐️]—

| these are the cutest toys in the shape of people |

My:

Instagram- -[saleri] |- https://www.instagram.com/saleri_cute? igsh=bXY3bDBiNXh1N3Ey&utm_source=qr

TikTok- sanzu_my_love https://www.tiktok.com/@sanzu_my_love? _t=ZN-8yKu2B2sz2M&_r=1

Telegram--I’[ 🔅saleri🔅]'|- https://t.me/saleri23cute

and the tiktok of the man with golden hands who made these toys himself: https://www.tiktok.com/@alink7581?_t=ZM-8yzSFPdBGbO&_r=1

TikTok - Make Your Day

https://www.instagram.com/saleri_cute?

[dailyskyfox]

Nothing like a little DIY project to feel better!

So exhausting though! xux

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[howieabel]

“Because, to do manual work now, means in reality to shut yourself up for ten or twelve hours a day in an unhealthy workshop, and to remain chained to the same task for twenty or thirty years, and maybe for your whole life. It means to be doomed to a paltry wage, to the uncertainty of the morrow, to want of work, often to destitution, more often than not to death in a hospital, after having worked forty years to feed, clothe, amuse, and instruct others than yourself and your children. It means to bear the stamp of inferiority all your life; because, whatever the politicians tell us, the manual worker is always considered inferior to the brain worker, and the one who has toiled ten hours in a workshop has not the time, and still less the means, to give himself the high delights of science and art, nor even to prepare himself to appreciate them; he must be content with the crumbs from the table of privileged persons.” - Pyotr Kropotkin, The Conquest of Bread

[solarsel]

One of my favorites Guns. Subfusil Mp-5. I did it with pieces of cardboard and with a lot of boredom

[bobonbooks]

Review: Shop Class as Soulcraft

Review: Shop Class as Soulcraft

Shop Class as Soulcraft, Matthew B. Crawford. New York: Penguin Books, 2010. Summary: A philosopher turned motorcycle mechanic explores the nature of satisfying work and the intellectual dignity of the manual trades. Why would a Ph.D. give up a prestigious job in a Washington think tank to open up a motorcycle repair shop? Why does he find greater intellectual satisfaction tearing apart a…

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[worldtogether]

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[blog-ant99]

Блюдо Фазан – купить в интернет-магазине на Ярмарке Мастеров с доставкой

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