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The Supreme Court set Oct. 8 to hear whether workers can be fired for being LGBTQ.
The Supreme Court set Oct. 8 to hear whether workers can be fired for being LGBTQ.
The Supreme Court set Oct. 8 to hear whether workers can be fired for being LGBTQ.
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NO, THEY CANNOT. SO IT IS WRITTEN AND SO IT SHALL BE
Flower Crown Magic 🌹💐🌻🌷
as every herb has magical associations for witchcraft, so do flowers! here are some suggested flower crown combinations for spells, though you are welcome to come up with you own!
instructions on how to assemble a flower crown are here. combine with ribbons, knot magic, and other herbs to enhance your intent!
🌸 BEAUTY - catnip, heather, orange blossoms and maidenhair
💐 COURAGE - basil, borage, desert rose, sweetpea.
🌼 DIVINATION - dandelion, goldenrod, bay leaves, and pansy.
🌻 FERTILITY - daffodil, fig leaves, sunflower, and wheat.
🌺 FRIENDSHIP - sweetpea, white and yellow roses, and passion flower.
🌷 HEALING - cypress, ivy, cinquefoil, fern, geranium, violets.
🌹 LOVE - bleeding hearts, lavender, jasmine, rose, and primrose.
🌸 MEMORY - rosemary, periwinkle, forget-me-not, sweetpea.
💐 PROTECTION - carnation, chrysanthemum, cypress, honeysuckle, grass.
🌼 PURIFICATION - thyme, vervain, lavender, heather and iris.
🌻 SPIRITUALITY - heather, asphodel, clover, and passion flower.
🌺 WEALTH - clover, almond flowers, chamomile, and wheat.
🌷 WISDOM - cinquefoil, sunflower, lotus, and sage.
if you don’t have real flowers, faux flowers can be substituted, and oils and perfumes used for magical associations.
Good afternoon, the academic culture of “if you’re not overworking, you don’t deserve success” is unhealthy.
The One
There’s always a quote that makes you think of “the one”. The person that seemed to have understood you on a deeper level than the superficial. The person you were friends with first, drunkenly slept with once 2 years later, and all of those feelings surfaced that you didn’t know were there.
They overwhelmed you. And you were gasping for breath. And he was above the surface. Not realising, or perhaps not caring, that you were drowning. That you made your way back to the surface, but are still violently pushing the water out of your lungs. The feelings out of your heart.
Even though it ended before anything else could happen, I still feel like you were my “one”. I just wasn’t yours.
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You still have a lot of time to make yourself what you want to be.
Audrey Hepburn is known to the general public as a style icon. But let’s talk about her legacy beyond that. The humanitarian that went through hell and still believed in a better world.
Okay, let’s get started.
World War II Experiences
•Hepburn and her family were affected greatly during the German Occupation, and actually ended up changing their names because English names were dangerous to have during this time.
•Among the trauma she experienced during the Nazi occupation, she witnessed Dutch Jews being transported to concentration camps, and young men put up against walls and shot.
•Hepburn performed silent dance performances to raise money for the Dutch Resistance Effort. It was believed that she participated in the resistance, but extensive research has turned up no evidence of this.
1950’s
•narrated two radio programs for UNICEF for retelling children’s stories of war.
1988-1989
•first field mission to an orphanage in Ethiopia that had over 500 starving children and had UNICEF send food.
•Immunization campaign to Turkey.
•Operation Lifeline to Central America+Sudan to provide aid to those who had aid cut off due to the civil war. “These are not natural disasters but man-made tragedies for which there is only one man-made solution-peace”
•Appointed as a Goodwill Ambassador of UNICEF
1990-1992
•Went to Vietnam to collaborate with their government for UNICEF-supported immunisation and clean water programs
•4 months before her death in 1992, Hepburn went to Somalia and described it as a nightmare-worse than what she saw in Bangladesh or Ethiopia. She stated “Taking care of children has nothing to do with politics. I think perhaps with time, instead of there being a politicisation if humanitarian aid, there will be a humanisation of politics.”
More recognitions:
•George H.W. Bush awarded Hepburn with the Presidential Medal of Freedom
•2002-at the United Nations Special Session in Children, UNICEF honoured Audrey and her humanitarian legacy by placing a statue at their New York Headquarters.
•The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences gave her the Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award for her contributions to humanity
Instead of solely remembering Audrey as a delicate style icon, let’s remember her passion, her strength, and her heroism.
I’m honestly so beyond blessed to wake up to this every morning.
About Me
Hey! I’m Victoria, and this is my little corner of the internet! I am a native Hoosier currently living in England with my husband and our Shih Tzu, Moose.
I’m a 20-something college student majoring in English who loves travelling and small adventures. Oh! And dogs!
Things that get me out of bed in the morning:
Gossip Girl marathons, Arctic Monkeys, happy mail, puppy kisses, and my all time favorite drink from my local coffee shop!
This is my lifestyle blog. Here I’ll be talking about my travels, college, and how to love and take care of yourself in this busy, brutal thing we call life.
