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shrimp tree!!! 🦐🌲
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Andrew Robinson on playing Garak for the first time.
#I am a very very casual Star Trek enjoyer - mostly voyager and a little of tng and the reboot movies - but I dig this#mostly I’m reblogging for the face journey in the last gif#(possibly would be more into Star Trek if my wife hadn’t been poisoned against it by over exposure from her mom and bro)#(in that it would be more watchable in my adult life if my partner didn’t hate it - like she would never stop me from watching)#(but why would I want to watch something without her? actually maybe the next time she’s out of town I’ll watch some perhaps)#all my feelings are in the tags
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#honestly I prefer this type of cover to a straight remake#like if you want to play a song you like live then that makes sense to me#but if you’re going to release it then DO something with it
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Olive testing out the rats newest prop, which is a mini keyboard! Excited to see how this trick will progress during future sessions! (Side note, but in 6 years of searching this is the ONLY mini piano I’ve found that’s sensitive enough to detect rat paws - I was so excited to find it, I’ve wanted to train this trick forever!)
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Costume for “The Phantom of the Opera” | Alexandra Byrne | 2004
Worn by Emmy Rossum as Christine Daee
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i want you all to know that today i saw someone with a tuba get into a subaru with the license plate "tubaru"
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PLEASE watch this. i love chaotic sisters best dynamic in the world
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When you're a kid/teenager everyone expects you to base your career around your passions and interests and that works for a lot of people but it's not the full story. I wish they would also teach students to consider the lifestyle that career would require.
Like... if I had to choose a passion and work a career around it, I would probably work at a zoo or aquarium. But those jobs require a lot of schooling with STEM classes (which I hate) and a lot of early mornings (which make me feel ill) and an obligation to work in person with no flexibility to move (which makes me depressed). So even if I'd enjoy caring for animals all day, it's not a good career path for me.
My current job is travel writing, which is not my passion. I like it, but it's not my passion. But I work a flexible schedule, I can live anywhere, I get a travel stipend, and my team is really chill. So it works for me.
Rather than solely focusing on "What topics do you like?" I think we should ask students "Of the careers that suit your preferred lifestyle, which are the most interesting?"
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one of the most infuriating things about becoming an adult is when you realize that it actually is 10x easier to solve problems by making a phone call vs literally any other communication method
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I have a headache and I should take advil about it before I go to sleep perhaps
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Phase 8: Oasis collection | Maahleek wears Austin James Smith Jewellery
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