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Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her
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"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"
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we're not kids anymore.
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(via Saturday Morning Cartoons: Baopu #15) by Yao Xiao
words to remember
This is so good. I try to be mindful of things like this but it can be hard if you feel self-conscious about your feelings in the first place!
So important
This has changed the way I communicate so much, I think about this post all the time, you guys have no idea
THIS!
Self love is a process. You don’t get to it over night, over a year, over a decade. It’s a process that takes daily work! Somedays you won’t have a lot of self love and that’s ok. But once you get there…you get there.
Siempre que lo vea lo voy a rebloguear 💘
Aunque para los gordos es difícil que alguien nos mire así
This person is my new best friend
Farming systems need to fit into their natural and social environment. Sometimes we describe this as a socio-ecological niche.
Reblog this and money will be entering your life this week
Dont fuck with me si eres un pinche mentiroso
Llega un joven a la biblioteca de la Universidad que estaba repleta de gente… Encontró un lugar al lado de una llamativa rubia y le preguntó en voz baja. -“Está ocupado??? Te importa si me siento a tu lado???” La chica le respondió en voz alta: -“¡No quiero pasar la noche contigo!!!” Todos los estudiantes que estaban en la biblioteca clavaron su vista en el joven, quien muy avergonzado se retiró a otra mesa, que también tenía un asiento libre. Después de unos minutos, la chica se encamino a la mesa del joven y le dijo: -“Estudio psicología y se perfectamente en lo que piensan los hombres. Te hice sentir avergonzado ¿verdad?” El joven le contestó en voz muy alta: -“Queeee…. $50.000 el anal???? ¡¡¡Es carísimo, estás loca!!!” Todo el mundo en la biblioteca clavó la vista en la rubia que estaba en shock, y no sabía que hacer, quería que la tierra se la tragara, entonces el joven le susurró al oído: -“Yo estudio Derecho… y se como hacer que una persona parezca culpable, maraca culiá"
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TBH, collecting pretty rocks and stuff is both something which I would do and something which would impress me
Educacion sexual para decidir, anticonceptivos para no abortar, aborto LEGAL para no morir.
JUST LETTING Y'ALL KNOW WHERE THIS BLOG STANDS.
Reblog every time it hits my Dash
Milton Glaser: “The model for personal development is antithetical to the model for professional success.”
I have posted this before, but it popped into my head again today, as it’s one of the truest things I’ve ever heard about having a career doing creative work:
When I talk to students about the distinction between professionalism and personal development, I very often put it this way: In professional life, you must discover a kind of identity for yourself, that becomes a sort of trademark, a way of working that is distinctive that people can recognize. The reason for this is that the path to financial success and notoriety is by having something that no-one else has. It’s kind of like a brand, one of my most despised words.
So what you do in life in order to be professional is you develop your brand, your way of working, your attitude, that is understandable to others. In most cases, it turns out to be something fairly narrow, like ‘this person really knows how to draw cocker spaniels,’ or ‘this person is very good with typography directed in a more feminine way,” or whatever the particular attribute is, and then you discover you have something to offer that is better than other people have or at least more distinctive. And what you do with that is you become a specialist, and people call you to get more of what you have become adept at doing. So if you do anything and become celebrated for it, people will send you more of that. And for the rest of your life, quite possibly, you will have that characteristic, people will continue to ask you for what you have already done and succeeded at. This is the way to professional accomplishment–you have to demonstrate that you know something unique that you can repeat over and over and over until ultimately you lose interest in it. The consequence of specialization and success is that it hurts you. It hurts you because it basically doesn’t aid in your development.
The truth of the matter is that understanding development comes from failure. People begin to get better when they fail, they move towards failure, they discover something as a result of failing, they fail again, they discover something else, they fail again, they discover something else. So the model for personal development is antithetical to the model for professional success. As a result of that, I believe that Picasso as a model is the most useful model you can have in terms of your artistic interests, because whenever Picasso learned how to do something he abandoned it, and as a result of that, in terms of his development as an artist, the results were extraordinary. It is the opposite of what happens in the typecasting for professional accomplishment.
Emphasis mine.
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Kurt Vonnegut on the six seasons
From “Funnier on Paper Than Most People,” collected in Palm Sunday: An Autobiographical Collage.
Where Was Phoenicia?
Although the Phoenicians were among the most influential people in the Mediterranean in the first millennium BCE, very little is understood about them. For instance, there was never a kingdom called “Phoenicia.”
Rather, there were a bunch of cities, sharing a strip of land on the coast of modern-day Lebanon, Syria, and northern Israel. These cities were never united. Each was fiercely independent, though they shared a language, an alphabet, and several cultural characteristics.
Many of these cities survive today. For instance, Berot became modern Beirut, and Sidon became modern Saida.
“Amends” (http://pbfcomics.com/comics/amends/ ) original art in shop.
Casares, Spain (by Sabine Klein)
