Okay. I love me some Mariah Carey, but this underrated bopâs the one thatâs been on repeat all night!

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One Nice Bug Per Day

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he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
Acquired Stardust

Kaledo Art
let's talk about Bridgerton tea, my ask is open
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Keni
occasionally subtle
I'd rather be in outer space đ¸
$LAYYYTER
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Origami Around
Sweet Seals For You, Always
PUT YOUR BEARD IN MY MOUTH
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Jules of Nature

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Okay. I love me some Mariah Carey, but this underrated bopâs the one thatâs been on repeat all night!
Hey guys,
Iâve decided to reactivate this blog after going missing for about a year (what can I say? Freshman year of college really kicked my butt) and I think Iâd like to test the waters and go the journal route of original online blogging rather than the common tumblr outline of multiple reblogs.Â
So this is just to let you know that you can unfollow me if youâre disinterested, I wouldnât want to clutter your dash with irrelevant posts.
Oh and happy holidays :)
Photo: Nigel ParryâCPI
Robin Williams: Photographers Remember a Legendary Actor
To mark the tragic and untimely passing of actor and comedian Robin Williams, TIME LightBox presents a selection of photographs accompanied by the recollections of the photographers who made them.
Rally to bring justice for Michael Brown, Furguson, Mo. Times Square. We have to stop the race-based violence and discrimination. Itâs senseless and awful. We are all brothers and sisters, and we owe it to each other to treat each other as such.Â
Thereâs something about getting advice from dogs that I like. I saved a bunch of these recently, so hereâs a dump of most of them.
Source
1. Punishing your dog for being a dog.
Chewing, digging, barking and chasing are natural behaviors for a dog. Rather than punishing these behaviors, which creates stress, give your dog a proper outlet for his instincts.
For example, instead of punishing your dog for chewing, redirect...
Educate yourself
100 reasons to go vegan
What are animal rights?
Get vegucated
Vegan vs. Meat-eater
What would happen if we all quit eating meat?
How many animals do you save by not eating them?
Benefits of veganism for your wallet, your health and our planet
Frequently asked questions
Making the transition
Vegan Starter Kit - Great for beginners!
Getting started
How to make the transition to veganism
So you wanna be vegan?
Mistakes to avoid when going vegan
Daily plan
Food recipes
Breakfast, lunch, dinner, snack and dessert ideas
4 ways to make any vegan recipe
Vegan Health
Vegan breakfast recipes
Finding Vegan
The Vegan Stoner
Videos and Books
Earthlings (contains disturbing images)
Masterlist of vegan documentaries
Eating animals (PDF)
MEAT: the truth (contains disturbing images)
Why we love dogs, eat pigs and wear cows
Vegan: The new ethics of eating (PDF)
Blogs
fightingforanimals
adviceforvegans
vbasement
veganresources
Credit for photo: Elena Shumilova
Mac Millerâs Guide to Redesigning the Standardized Test
1. Written: Let the student write as much or as little as they want. I think the questions should be very open-ended, with no specific right answers, and should be about issues that the student can relate to. There should be less focus on âfacts.â That would relieve a lot of stress, and allow them to really show their intelligence. After those questions are complete, have a section of blank pages where the student is encouraged to write about ANYTHING.
2. Multiple Choice: When putting together the multiple choice questions, there should always be a funny option. I think the funny option, and obviously wrong answer, is always a good way to loosen things up. The brightest minds will never work to their full potential when constantly under an enormous amount of stress.
3. Private Vocal Section: Bring in a psychologist or some kind of specialist or even just âthe cool teacherâ to talk to each student individually. Give each of them an opportunity to express themselves. I remember being younger and having much better relationships with my teachers outside of the classroom than inside. After this portion, I would have the person having the conversation evaluate where the studentâs mind is at.
4. Group: Put students in groups and send them out into the world. Have them interview people, maybe do some type of scavenger hunt. Get them interacting with people, but make sure itâs people from all different classes and walks of life. I think itâs important to show kids how similar all people really are.
5. Physical: A physical test would also be good. Physical health shouldnât be treated as a joke. Students should know how to eat right, how to exercise, and especially how to get exercise even if they arenât athletic. (HIKES!!!)
Grading: I donât think a simple number grade is very good. It allows kids to put themselves into classes based on scores and can be very disheartening. At the end of the day, standardized testing is done to get statistics on schools, districts, cities, and so on. I think the main focus should be on the progressive potential of each student. We should be trying to groom kids to have the ability to change the world and see possibility. In closing, I have no idea if what I just said is possible, but this would be an awesome test.
STUCK ON YOU |Â itâs not about your scars, itâs about your heart
stuck on you - meiko// all of the stars - ed sheeran// somebody to you - the vamps// all about your heart - mindy gledhill// must have done something right - relient k// maps - the fray// falling in love - us tho duo// XO - john mayer// kiss me slowly - parachute// next to me - civil twlight// i do adore - mindy gledhill// 1234 - plain white tâs// i will follow you into the dark - jayme dee// fall - cider sky// hearts on fire - passenger (ft. ed sheeran)// transatlanticism - death cab for cutie
An adorable sustainable living reminder from artist Sydney Smith! More at: zenpencils.com
CHINAS LIVE AQUATIC SOUVENIRS
These living fish and turtle charms are being sold in many places throughout China and must be stopped. They are cruel and the animals only live for a few days in these bags, even though tourists are told they live for one month.
THIS is a petition to stop this. Please sign and share!