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I left tumblr for like 7 years now sometimes posts are underwater now

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gonna go swimming at stupid o clock in the morning and be so brave about it tomorrow

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Bunny - Aluminum Foil Sculpture

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the testimony was not even that good frankly but it was last minute and it got the point across so hopefully it tugs at the right heartstrings

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submitted a written testimony asking lawmakers in the state of idaho not to try to ban gay marriage tomorrow. how's everybody else's tuesday going

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Cosmos , Poppies , etc. - Julia Whitney Barnes ,  2020.

American , b.

Watercolour, gouache and cyanotype on cold press watercolor paper , 20 x 16 in.

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did you see that reproductiverights.gov is already down?

Gonna take this moment to once again promote I Need An A:

Elevated Access:

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The Corinthe staff — Carpe(s) ho (g)ras

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oh i never know how to explain this properly but i looooooooooooooooove when a story just absolutely TELLS you something and it’s so obvious it goes right by you. like the equivalent of hiding in plain sight. i’m thinking in the original cut(?) of alien where they showed the full xenomorph, crouched and ready to pounce, but because we’ve never seen it before, we can’t tell what it is and interpret it as part of the spaceship. or it’s a detail that seems so out of place or wildly insane that you automatically ignore it and assume you misinterpreted until that exact detail comes back in a big way? (like when noah the raven boy flat out tells everyone he’s a ghost and they take it as a joke, so the reader does too) is there a tvtropes name for this i’m obsessed with it

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what on earth am i going to do without trader joe's

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ok nyt

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when the teaser trailer drops....

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i can feeeeel the Downton Abbey fic calling my name.............

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sometimes I think too hard about like. how the ability to record audio fundamentally changed how humans interact with music. can you imagine if the only time you ever heard music in your whole life was when you or another human being in your actual physical presence decided to create it. and 99.99% of the time that person was not a professional but just like your wife or your dad or your co-worker or church choir singing or playing whatever they happened to know. i honestly don't think we can fathom it