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Growth, an innovative pot design inspired by the Japanese art of origami, grows together with your plant, expanding to accommodate more soil and a wider root network. This design, by the London-based duo at Studio Ayaskan, aims to make plant pots more sustainable than ever. (Source)

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A solar eclipse and the Milky Way seen from the ISS

I am practically in tears over how beautiful this image is.

same. i promise i teared up a little….

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the scary thing about dating is that you are either going to marry that person or break up

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(via dameojin)

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EVERY TIME WE TOUCH

I GET

THIS PEELING.

AND EVERY TIME WE KISS I SWEAR I COULD FRY (THESE POTATOES)

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corn prices: *raise*

me:

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DO IT FOR THE VINE. Please save my grape vines I am a farmer and this my only income.

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yes ur allowed to have other friends u just have to love me more

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People who are goodlooking but have terrible personalities are basically real life click baits

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“Oh, yeah, the costume contest. I’m disqualified because of last year.”

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The are few things in this world that I am thankful for as I am for THIS.

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How to Become a Better Problem Solver

1. Set aside time to think. Google gives its engineer a thinking day each week. This has been shown to increases their creativity – and also their productivity.

2. Play games. Research indicates that playing competitive games encourages us to come up with more creative strategies and solutions. This can be applied to all areas of life.

3. Learn from your mistakes. Sometimes inspiration and genius comes from connecting the dots between your mistakes.

4. Ditch the rules. Often thinking outside the box – and abandoning the normal practices and rules – can free your mind to think of a completely new solution.

5. Give yourself permission to fail. If you’re too scared of failing then you’ll never take a risk. And don’t be afraid of sometimes going down blind alleys.

6. Break with the routine. Change the order that you do things, your environment, or room. That breaks old thinking patterns, and creates new ideas.

7. Talk to others. We can learn a lot from others as we’re all individuals – with different thoughts, perspectives, dreams and life experiences.