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[turbolainen]

[chakrasim]

Simca Aronde Grand Large Rue de la Paix & caravane Luquet

[actempotravel]

Caravan on Rent in Delhi

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[sprntrco]

What a tad #JDM #mitsubishi #van #carvan #rv thing. #rhd and everything. #madeinjapan #Vscocam #vsco #lifeofadventure #letsgosomewhere #travelstoke #go #gowest #travel #explore #goexplore #wanderlust #roadtrip #ontheroad #adventure #van #vanspotting #adventuremobile (at Palisades Tahoe) https://www.instagram.com/p/CrHnAzLpY7Z/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[blogeternal]

Caravanning can be an excellent option for you when you want to explore the great outdoors while having the basic comforts of home. However, to make the most of your trip, you must have the right accessories for your vehicle. In this post, we’ll share some tips on selecting and using the best accessories for your caravan.

[m-a-salter]

this is not a post about peter capaldi

It is a post about Tabitha Carvan's book, This Is Not a Book about Benedict Cumberbatch, which I recently devoured. It is a sneakily profound book about patriarchal society's double standards around pleasure and enthusiasm, and if you have ever worried about whether your interest in [insert pop-culture enthusiasm here] was weird/pathological/in-any-way-problematic, I urge you to read this book.

I have never felt more seen and understood; in some of the quotes below I have made some minor substitutions such that the sentences are now 100% about me:

“I wanted to keep looking at [Peter Capaldi]! —but I also wanted to avoid ending up at a Not-Traditionally-Good-Looking-Yet-Extremely-Attractive-Celebrities Anonymous meeting, sitting next to some Steve Buscemi fan, having to declare I was an addict.”

“My friends and family often send me mentions of [Peter Capaldi] they've found online, thinking—ludicrously—that I wouldn't have seen them already.”

“…[R]evisit the memory of what it was like for you when you first found fanfiction. A little while ago, I saw a news story about a woman living in a New York apartment who discovered an entire other, hidden apartment behind her bathroom mirror, and isn't that just what it's like? A completely new thing you never knew about, which was there the whole time. And then all of a sudden, you have so much more space to move around in than you ever realized.”

“Coming out as a [Capaldian] is easy. Since the inside of me is almost entirely [Peter Capaldi], it's simply a matter of drip-feeding it to the outside. I start by casually dropping [Peter Capaldi] into conversation, at a rate of one mention per every five hundred times I think of him. Then I reply to people's text messages with [Peter Capaldi] GIFs, deploying a mere fraction of the images of him saved on my phone."

“And I know self-declaration is a far cry from self-determination, but at least it's a step up from self-care, the substitute aspiration we've been sold. That was the conclusion reached by the writer Anne Helen Petersen too. After researching her book on burnout, she reported that ‘skincare routines, pedicures, sweet treats, elaborate vacations, even massages—none of it feels as good as actually figuring out something you like to do, and then doing it as if no one was watching, and no one ever will, and it will never, ever find a place on your résumé.’”

“...[S]omething trivial, like a crush on a celebrity, can have unexpected, maybe profound, consequences, not in spite of being trivial but because it is. Because it's fun, because it doesn't matter, because it's purely for you, because it feels stupidly good. Because the joy of it expands. It seeps into other parts of your life, transforming it, and you, in ways that do matter—a lot.”

[fallowhearth]

Getting really into this mid-2000s Australian TV drama called Love My Way. I remember seeing ads for it back in the day, but never actually watched it because as a child there wasn't much appeal in the lives of a bunch of dysfunctional 30-somethings in Sydney. But well, now I am a dysfunctional 30-something in Sydney, and it's really hitting.

[mescalpascal]

I've been struggling a lot lately with the way my fandom side fits into my “real” life and it’s been making things…very difficult to handle.

But then @ladamedusoif recommended Tabitha Carvan’s book This Is Not A Book About Benedict Cumberbatch: The Joy Of Loving Something — Anything — Like Your Life Depends On It.

And I got to this quote:

How could I ever justify this — wasting my precious time on something so unimportant? […] It doesn’t take into consideration, at all, how my love for something as silly as Benedict Cumberbatch makes me feel, and what that’s worth to me. It’s someone else’s value system, one that sees loving something, and especially loving something too much, as a bad thing, a problem, an embarrassment. It’s a system that doesn’t know how to account for all the ways in which other people might make meaning.

And fuck if it wasn’t exactly what I needed to hear.

[bookquotesforthesoul]

It took me a long time to grasp this, but I think I get it now: something trivial, like a crush on a celebrity, can have unexpected, maybe profound, consequences, not in spite of being trivial but because it is. Because it's fun, because it doesn't matter, because it's purely for you, because it feels stupidly good. Because the joy of it expands.

Tabitha Carvan, This is Not a Book About Benedict Cumberbatch

[theresnosafeharbor4myships]

You just have to love something--anything--like your life depends on it. Maybe it does?

This Is Not a Book About Benedict Cumberbatch, by Tabitha Carvan

[it-is-jc]

Covermber day 3!

/ drawing cover art during the duration of the song only, random music and random album/ Fool • Caravan Palace • Gangbusters Melody Club As it is weekend, drawn even more album cover art fanarts! 6 to be exact for today. FUNKY MUSIC BY CARAVAN PALACE, always a blast to listen if i happen to feel groovy

[aussielandrv]

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[sillypostshehe]

Choreography of dancing!

Current catchy playlist that makes me feel kinda old haha 💪

When I say I have a swing obsession…that’s not a joke.🤨 Like just today I came home and immediately started researching on choreography of the 1950s-1960s- It’s a serious condition /jk

Here according to chat GBT. If anyone knows if it’s true or can add onto it, I’d love to know! I’m no expert no professional in the theoretical nor practical field but love to learn more in this area.

Orange= dancing forms/styles

Blue= origin/cause/history

CHAT GBT:

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The dance choreography of the 1930s to 1960s witnessed a vibrant evolution influenced by various factors such as social changes, cultural shifts, and technological advancements. Here's a brief overview:

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1930s:

- The 1930s saw the rise of swing dancing, particularly the **Lindy Hop**, which originated in **Harlem**, *New York*.

- Swing dancing was characterized by its energetic and improvisational nature, with couples often performing *acrobatic* moves like **aerials and spins**.

- Other popular dance styles of the era included the **Charleston**, the **Jitterbug**, and the **Balboa**.

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1940s:

- *World War II influenced dance styles, with servicemen and women* bringing their regional dances to *military* bases, leading to the spread of various dance styles across the globe.

- The **Jitterbug** evolved into the more *structured East Coast Swing*, which became a staple in dance halls and clubs.

- *Latin dances* like the **mambo and the cha-cha** also gained popularity in the *United States*, blending with *swing and jazz* influences.

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1950s:

- The 1950s saw the rise of *rock and roll music*, which influenced dance styles like the **jitterbug**, **the bop**, and **the stroll**.

- *Television played a significant role in popularizing dance*, with shows like *American Bandstand* showcasing popular dance styles of the time.

- Teenagers embraced dances like **the twist**, made famous by *Chubby Checker*, and **the hand jive**, featured in the movie *"Grease."*

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1960s:

- The 1960s brought about the emergence of various dance crazes, influenced by the changing social and cultural landscape of the decade.

- **Motown music** and the popularity of artists like The *Supremes and The Temptations* fueled dances like **the mashed potato, the jerk, and the monkey**.

- *The British Invasion* introduced new dances like **the frug** and **the swim**, blending elements of *rock and roll* with *mod culture*.

- *Psychedelic music* and the *counterculture movement* also gave rise to **free-form dancing**, where individuals **expressed themselves through uninhibited movement**.

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Overall, the dance choreography of the 1930s to 1960s reflects a dynamic fusion of cultural influences, societal changes, and technological innovations, creating a rich tapestry of styles that continue to inspire dancers today.

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[stevescars]

2010 Dodge Caravan