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The Cathedral of the Annunciation, Moscow, Russia
Cloister in Winter, Ernst Ferdinand Oehme
It’s the witching hour
Prints available over at annyamarttinen.etsy.com🕯
trick or treating with three of your past lives?
This shouldn’t be as cute as it is.
Never too late, for a concept full of this much d'aww.
John Atkinson Grimshaw
HEAVEN’S LAMP
Zuhair Murad / FW Couture 2016
The Witching Hour, ink.
It’s so gross and hypocritical to frame food waste as a personal failing. Like, people are dying of hunger because someone forgot some leftovers at the back of their fridge and ended up throwing them away. Major chain grocery stores throw away millions of pounds of food because it’s “too much work” to donate it, and then poison it and destroy it when they throw it away to punish dumpster diving.
Waste is not a personal failing. It’s engineered by corporations, and they profit off of obscuring that.
Much like water waste - shaming a dripping bathroom faucet for wasting water, while hundreds of gallons get wasted in industrial settings.
Always be suspicious of micro-focused framing of environmental issues, when there’s the possibility of macro-level issues hiding behind them.
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