#erumely

[mechanicalinfection]

First Artfight revenge for _kazkada on TH !!

[pakcouture]

Saira for Erum Khan Couture Eid Collection 🌸

[valer13sval3ntine]

au refrencs! woew! ( thanks to @aflightlessraven for helping me on this :D)

[oldsamarie]

weird media jumpscare oh my goodness

[shilzzzmaybe]

ayeza khan for erum khan couture 🪷🦚🪔

[centraldenoticiasmx]

Solicita Servicios de Salud mantener medidas de seguridad para evitar accidentes viales durante vacaciones

🖊#Salud | Solicita Servicios de Salud mantener medidas de seguridad para evitar accidentes viales durante vacaciones +INFO:

En temporada vacacional, Servicios de Salud de Morelos (SSM), a través del Centro Regulador de Urgencias Médicas (CRUM), pidió a la población extremar medidas de seguridad y precaución en carreteras para evitar accidentes viales. Alejandro Mercado Granados, coordinador del CRUM, recomendó a automovilistas respetar límites de velocidad y señalamientos, mantener en condiciones óptimas los…

[nimblermortal]

GOD, EGIL

You know how tragedy hits worse when it's eminently avoidable?

Egil, in writing dróttkvætt for the death of his son, does not feel constrained enough. So he decides to add tragic punnery to his kennings - because kennings are not complex enough! - to emphasize how close he came to not dying.

He's punning on the closeness of their kinship. He's using "boathouse door" as a kenning for cliffs to take that "close" and make it mean "almost out of the water, almost out of danger"

and he's working in such perfect form that it takes me an hour to work out what he means in one verse, which means I've put in enough effort to be truly hurt by it.

[rajkumarla]

KSRTC Bus Timings from Pathanamthitta Bus Stand

[sonyachristian]

CA CCs taking care of our planet

[truegodofthearena]

the first still of the new yumna wahaj photoshoot is so meerab murtasim coded I CAN’T

him and his shawl ❤️ wrapped. around. her.

[erumfragrance]

Perfume as Personal Expression

Perfume, a silent language of the soul, serves as a canvas for perfume lover expression. With every spritz, it becomes a fragrant reflection of one's unique identity and individuality. Each note, carefully selected and harmoniously blended, tells a story, unveiling the depths of emotions and desires. Just as an artist paints on a canvas, a perfume enthusiast crafts their own masterpiece, choosing scents that resonate with their spirit.

Perfume becomes a part of our personal aura, intertwining with our presence and leaving an indelible mark on the memories of those around us. It becomes an extension of our personality, enhancing our confidence and allowing us to project our true selves to the world. Whether it's a bold and seductive fragrance that exudes power, or a delicate and floral scent that whispers of grace, perfume becomes a language that speaks volumes without uttering a word.

We select perfumes to accompany us on special occasions, embracing their ability to create lasting impressions. The scent we wear becomes synonymous with our presence, triggering fond recollections for years to come. It becomes a signature, an olfactory fingerprint that others associate with our presence.

But perfume is not only about leaving a mark on others; it is also a form of self-care and self-expression. The ritual of choosing a fragrance becomes a moment of introspection, a time to connect with our desires and emotions. The scent we choose for the day becomes a personal affirmation, a reminder of our inner strength and beauty.

In this world of endless possibilities, perfume offers a myriad of options to explore and experiment with. From rich and woody notes to fresh and citrusy accords, there is a scent to suit every mood and occasion. We can play with different fragrances, adapting them to our ever-evolving selves, allowing our perfume collection to be a reflection of our growth and evolution.

Perfume, as personal expression, transcends cultural boundaries and language barriers. It speaks to the heart and soul, evoking emotions and memories that surpass mere words. It becomes an intimate language shared between ourselves and those who are fortunate enough to experience its captivating embrace.

So, let us celebrate perfume as a form of personal expression, a sensory art that allows us to unveil our true selves to the world. Let us embrace the power of fragrance and use it as a tool to express our individuality, to leave an aromatic legacy that will linger in the hearts and minds of those we encounter.

[skinbeautysolutions]

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[magazinepk]

Erum Khan Atractive Festive Wear Collection 2023 For Eid

[justinspoliticalcorner]

Erum Salam at The Guardian:

The wave of book bans sweeping the US, typically reserved for works of fiction deemed controversial, has hit textbooks used in public schools, marking the next step in Republicans’ war on education. The board of trustees for the Cypress Fairbanks independent school district in Houston voted 6-1 earlier this month to redact certain chapters in science textbooks, including those about vaccines, human growth, diversity and climate change. The motion to remove the chapters was made by the board’s vice-president, Natalie Blasingame, and almost unanimously supported. Blasingame, who has served on the board since 2021, did not give a specific explanation for the decision, but said the subjects go beyond what the state requires to teach and creates “a perception that humans are bad”. Last year, the Republican-controlled state board approved textbooks for the schools’ science curriculums, rejecting several books on climate, so the local school district’s censorship of these textbooks is even more restrictive.

Education experts say the move could have far-reaching consequences, prompting similar decisions to omit information in other subjects, and by public school districts across the country. The board’s decision drew the ire of local parents and education groups. Bryan Henry, a local parent and founder of the non-partisan group Cypress Families for Public Schools, said he was concerned about the precedent this decision sets. “Will trustees at the local school board level be able to just delete chapters about civil rights because they just mentioned the history of same-sex marriage?” Henry, 37, said. “It’s really kind of alarming what this could mean for ideological influence and control over what is taught in schools.” Henry describes Cypress, a sprawling suburb of Houston with a population of nearly 200,000, as an increasingly diverse community with a loud minority of political extremists.

“A lot of Republicans in the Cy-Fair area, who are very conservative but are pro-public education, are having to now grapple with the fact that [the] governor, state representatives – they’re really not pro-public education,” he said. “And so people are struggling with how to reconcile that, because they don’t want to vote for Democrats.” Henry added this “level of oversight, micromanagement and interference” was “scary.” The Texas Freedom to Read Project, an organization that fights book bans, swiftly condemned the decision. “To ban entire chapters of textbooks and withhold that information from students is not only unconstitutional, but it is taking away their access to real-life ideas that exist in this world,” said Laney Hawes, co-founder of the group. “Access to a diverse and wide range of information is what prepares students to navigate this world successfully. When we ban books and limit students’ ability to access ideas, we are closing doors to their futures.”

[...] PEN America found 3,362 instances of individual books banned in public K–12 schools for the 2022-23 academic year – a 33% increase from last year, with Florida and Texas leading the way. These books mostly include novels with themes of race or sexuality, not core academic material.

Meehan said the censorships of textbooks is “a further escalation of this movement”. “Texas is no stranger to book bans or censoring other educational content areas or materials. The idea that we’re redacting chapters from state-approved textbooks is almost unheard of. It’s so outlandish,” Meehan said. Book bans have become a core element of platforms of well funded far-right politicians, who have tried to win a larger presence on school boards across the US. “I’m almost worried about a concerning trend where far-right Republican candidates are replacing moderate Republicans on school boards, not because citizens believe they are better suited for the job, but because rightwing billionaires and Pacs [political action committees] are starting to pour money into these local elections,” said David DeMatthews, an education professor at the University of Texas at Austin, who previously worked as a public school teacher and district administrator.

Public school textbooks are the next battleground item in the right-wing’s dangerous and censorious book-banning crusade in schools.

[lilybug-02]

Hey lily, how're you doing with the current "Texas situation"? Because that shit is so fuckin dumb

Greg Abbot is a piece of shit Governor. Literally so many things are going wrong in Texas that I didn't even know what you were referring to. I looked up the news and currently its about the Texas-Mexican Border Dispute. [News Article]

"The fight between Texas and the federal government over the control of the US-Mexico border has further intensified after state governor Greg Abbott announced he will defy the Biden administration and US supreme court by ordering the installation of even more razor wire to deter migration." - Erum Salam, 26 Jan. 2024

Due to this, the Texas authorities actively allowed a woman and her two children to drown in the Rio Grande this month with witnesses. It is disciple to hear such disgusting acts in my state and they are not the only deaths. Many have died from being caught in the barbed wire or shot. Horrific things like this are not uncommon to hear about in these border areas. I do not want to scare people with this information, but I think it is important to understand.

RAICES is a good Texas-based nonprofit to donate for as they provide many free and low-cost services to immigrant children, families, and refugees.

[stnaf-vn]

I JUST opened this app and I got jumpscared by Friend's real name...🧍🏻‍♀️

erum anyways

If Friend was a pretty pink princess, would he wear a wig or style his hair? Just asking for no reason in particular for something silly I'm working on 🥸

He’d do both.

:D