sroloc–elbisivni:

[grabs your shirt] listen. listen to me. the practical is holy. the everyday is sacred. the simple act of surviving is divine. do you get it? sanctity begins at home, in the hands that build and the lives we live and the deaths we die and the worms that eat our bodies. if making something by hand is not worthy of veneration then nothing is.

kosmogrl:

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towerofglass:

random-brushstrokes:

Edwin Austin Abbey - Titania, illustration for Act II, Scene ii, A Midsummer Night (1893)

inspectorlyfra:

inspectorlyfra:

dating-type app but instead of matching for romance it connects writers/artists+ who don’t want to do research with autistic people with the appropriate special interest

the creators get the needed information without needing to filter out filler and translate technical jargon, and the autistic person gets someone who’s willing to listen to their infodumps. what is there to lose

fruitpilled-peachcel:

fruitpilled-peachcel:

where’s that photo of that shepherd dog being comforted by one of the sheep he guards after saving them from a wolf attack

love and gratefulness and kindness on planet earth

ahcoffeebeans:

criptochecca:

criptochecca:

I think the barbie movie should be about her renouncing femininity and becoming masc because can you imagine the shitstorm in liberal feminist circles

7 videos by 5 different youtube fashion influencers all titles “hollywood’s attack on hyperfemininity”

Barbie Uses New Pronouns and Becomes a Chain-Smoking Line Cook Named Barb???? Barbie Ending Explained

quotefeeling:

“Anyone who stops learning is old, whether at twenty or eighty. Anyone who keeps learning stays young. The greatest thing in life is to keep your mind young.”

— Henry Ford

catasters:

huariqueje:

Green Cloth, Orange Juice, Magnifying Glass - Paul Wonner, 2000.

American, 1920-2008

Acrylic on paper , 38.5 x 27 in. 97.8 x 68.6 cm.

silliestflowergirl:

wangleline:

so real