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Why don’t kids need coffee to wake up in the mornings? I need you to stay sleepy till I caffeinate you on my own timing 😴

Homeschooled is remembering your brother when he drank a quarter can of Mountain Dew for the first time at a friends house, then calls ur wholistic mom preying to take him to the hospital because he really was unwell and genuinely thought he was seeing the endings light 🤣🤣

Go back to your home sprouted sprouts BOYYY

#homeschool diet

My sister said that OZZY OSBORN looses sex appeal once he opens his mouth….she’s such a weenie wtf

I’m sorry to all the kids of type b parents….we’re having ⭐️saltlicks⭐️ for breakfast today 🫶🏽

#blues #stone king #household #swing #Spotify

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Maria Denise Dessimoz, The Inevitable Anguish of Desire

“The boast of heraldry, the pomp of pow'r,

And all that beauty, all that wealth e'er gave,

Awaits alike th' inevitable hour.

The paths of glory lead but to the grave.”

-Thomas Grey (1750)

#detroit #abandoned #dead poets society #hedonism #illusion #time wasted

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“The eye is the organ of distance and separation, whereas touch is the sense of nearness, intimacy and affection. The eye surveys, controls and investigates, whereas touch approaches and caresses. During overpowering emotional experiences, we tend to close off the distancing sense of vision; we close the eyes when dreaming, listening to music, or caressing our beloved ones. Deep shadows and darkness are essential, because they dim the sharpness of vision, make depth and distance ambiguous, and invite unconscious peripheral vision and tactile fantasy. How much more mysterious and inviting is the street of an old town with its alternating realms of darkness and light than are the brightly and evenly lit streets of today! The imagination and daydreaming are stimulated by dim light and shadow. In order to think clearly, the sharpness of vision has to be suppressed, for thoughts travel with an absent-minded and unfocused gaze. Homogenous bright light paralyses the imagination in the same way that homogenisation of space weakens the experience of being, and wipes away the sense of place. The human eye is most perfectly tuned for twilight rather than bright daylight. Mist and twilight awaken the imagination by making visual images unclear and ambiguous; a Chinese painting of a foggy mountain landscape, or the raked sand garden of Ryoan-ji Zen Garden give rise to an unfocused way of looking, evoking a trance-like, meditative state.”

— Juhani Pallasmaa, The Eyes of the Skin