#fresh perspectives

[inspiredlivingspaces]

IG beckiowens

[dinosaurwithablog]

I think that we need to limit how old a person can be and be the president of the United States 🇺🇸 Joe Biden was too old, and we saw what happened to him during his term. I'm old so I can say this without feeling badly for doing so. I know from whence I speak. We make people retire at 65, but we allow people in their late 70s to be president. If they are too old to be a worker or run a company, how can we expect them to give an optimal performance as the President? It's the most stressful job in the world and it ages people faster because of the enormous pressure on them. We need younger people with new ideas and approaches to domestic and world problems. The old way of thinking isn't working very well. Have you noticed? Let's get some new perspectives and people who are young enough to employ those new ideas and who have the energy to do the job of president correctly. I really don't want another president to fall asleep in meetings or have no idea what's going on, do you?

[beautsentences]

I've shared this quote in part before but there's a lot to the context in which it was said: "The producer of old age is habit: the deathly process of doing the same thing in the same way at the same hour day after day, first from carelessness, then from inclination, at last from cowardice or inertia. Habit is necessary; but it is the habit of having careless habits, of turning a trail into a rut, that must be incessantly fought against if one is to remain alive... one can remain alive long past the usual date of disintegration if one is unafraid of change, insatiable in intellectual curiosity, interested in big things, and happy in small ways." Edith Wharton

[epicstoriestime]

Unique Strengths

Share five things you’re good at. Harmonious Flow Reflecting on what I do well is a grounding experience. Here’s how I see my strengths: 1. Bringing fresh ideas to the table: My mind thrives on creativity. Whether I’m looking for solutions or crafting something new, I enjoy offering perspectives that are a little outside the box. 2. Turning concepts into reality with technology: I have a…

[tech-mermaid]

Take a break from the digital world and marvel at the beauty around you. Embrace a fresh perspective and discover the wonders of the day.

[ebbehavioralandmedicalclini]

Every method for mental wellness is worth exploring. Stronger mental health allows us to be productive and can even promote better physical health. For these reasons, individuals who want to strengthen their mental health should explore psychotherapy.

[thesleepinbeauty]

🎶 Boost Your Study Sessions and On-the-Go Moments with the Power of Music! 🚗🎵

Hey there, awesome readers!Are you ready to level up your study sessions and turn your on-the-go moments into memorable experiences? Well, hold onto your seats, because we’re about to drop some musical wisdom!🎵 **Groove On, Anywhere:** 🎧We all know the magic that music can bring to our lives. Whether you’re studying hard or cruising in your car, music has a way of transforming the ordinary into…

[lilybug-02]

The plot thickens!

Bug Fact: The Currant Clearwing Moth is a moth that mimics wasps and have see-through wings to complete the illusion. Pictures Below.

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[nicholasandriani]

Et Tu, Machina? The Tyrannosaurus is NOT the Hero: Rewriting the Deus Ex Machina of Jurassic Park and other failed resolutions

A screenwriter buddy and I were chatting about bad endings of great movies. Thor: Ragnorak broke my heart. The Shape of Water delivered a watery cliche. La La Land nearly killed the muse, that fine deliverer of spindly rhyme and barely audible whispers. 500 Days of Summer ruined my sole objective of seeking out my soulmate — probably a good thing for this overly emotional romantic! And then there…

[edorazzi]

Page 43 of my Miraculous Mentor AU comic A Matter of Trust! In which the last of the Sphinx bloodline finally come face to face... 🦋🐈

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[toytle]

hello dc community, i finally have merch ideas i can offer 🤲

littlest pet superheroes,,,

[justladders]

me when the low frame rate rabbit

and some random palette swaps below the cut

[tasty-littl-snack]

I love you watcher entertainment, i love your crew and your shows and people in front and behind the camera and all the people whose work we can't see but it's still there. It takes effort for an episode to seem like a fun time and I love it. Yes Ryan and Shane are the (visible) talent but where would we be without the crew who has been there for years and knows how to direct them to make it seem effortless. Would the episodes be as fun without the editing? I doubt it. Would this season of www be such a banger if it wasn't for the right people at the right time making sure everything is in place? No i think not. Shoutout to everyone making the magic happen I want you to know your work is appreciated and I love what you do.

[thankstothe]

season 1 pretties

[recent-rose]

yknowwww there is something... deeply uncomfortable about the way mel never speaks directly to viktor in the 'build hextech weapons' scene. she really only speaks to jayce. plenty of people have pointed this out already but like the one scene they actually share a meaningful interaction and she treats him like he's beneath her. all this after jayce has emphasized how important viktor is, that hextech is theirs, together. she unequivocally ices him out, there's no other way to interpret this scene. the way it's shot too - from viktor's perspective, looking up at her, as though to reinforce the same belief in him. like he doesn't even bother expecting respect from her - or anyone from the upper echelon of piltover. he's fully accustomed to being dehumanized by everyone around him at this point. sometimes even by jayce, despite the trust they clearly have in each other.

then of course after this scene is viktor experimenting on himself. it's pretty clear that he has internalized his own dehumanization. crazy.