Aim to Travel

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🇺🇸. (at Charles River Esplanade)

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Midnight Radio. Written by Ehud Lavski. Art by Yael Nathan. If you like it, please share.

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Fall in Cambridge 🍂🌳 (at Harvard University)

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🚪🌷 #doors in #Elora

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There is the coolest jellyfish tank at the Toronto Aquarium!

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Flower ocean, China.

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Why You Should Never, Ever Listen When Someone Says ‘You Weren’t Born To Do That’

Most people probably pass by Misa Kuranaga without realizing who, exactly, they just overlooked. At 5’1 with a delicate build, Misa blends into the crowded Boston populace.

However.

This woman, who hails from Osaka, Japan and probably weighs less than most American sixth graders, is a principal dancer for the Boston Ballet. And while her stature and size may defy the standards of “ballet beauty,” she is an international success story in the ballet world.

For a full interview with the inspiring Misa Kuranaga go here. 

(Source: SK-II via Youtube)

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I got to see her in the Nutcracker at the Opera House!

She’s so, so beautiful, watching her was absolutely breathtaking

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If you trade your authenticity for safety, you may experience the following: anxiety, depression, eating disorders, addiction, rage, blame, resentment, and inexplicable grief.

Brene Brown (via onlinecounsellingcollege)

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The Little Prince stop-motion parts are produced by TouTenKartoon studio with Jamie Caliri and Alex Juhasz as creative/art direction team (and great animators like Anthony Scott who previously worked for Laika).

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bell hooks @ Eugene Lang College

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The initial exchange starts at 22:30

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Space Capsule

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Apparently there is a carnival at the Boardwalk!

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Fenghuang, China Thierry Bornier

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Postcards (mostly) from the trip.

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There aren't any screens on the windows in France or Germany (so far) so doing this from a few stories up was absolutely normal. (at Strasbourg, France)