#journey through time

[katborg82]

In what seems like an instant, life on earth booms with diversity. So many new animal groups, some of them still alive today. This is known as the Cambrian Explosion, kicking off the Cambrian period, the Paleozoic era, and the Phanerozoic eon, around 540 million years ago. Scientists still aren't entirely sure what caused this "explosion", but one thing's for certain. Life found a way.

Evolution would kick into overdrive from here on out, but we will be slowing down to take a closer look at the flora and fauna of this period. Stay tuned!!

[reply2001]

Lanes Of My Childhood

Nostalgia hit hard revisiting my childhood home. The swing, the laughter—it all rushed back. Life's chaotic, beautiful journey captured in memories. 💖 #NostalgiaTrip 🏡

The city was the same, yet different. As I stood in front of my childhood apartment, an awkward nostalgia washed over me, carrying me back to a time when the lanes were longer, the feet were smaller, and the world was a playground of endless possibilities. A few days ago, I had the privilege of revisiting the place that held the secrets of my growing years. Entering the apartment felt like…

[bored-philosopher-corner]

Late afternoon light, a fateless summer, hitting the painted wall, glazing over an unremarked time.

Words of another era facing the person I have become, unwilling to come back to a place filled with unspoken truths.

Spiderwebs anchored in some badly lit corner are catching long-lost dreams while decade-old clothes bruise my sense of self.

[technically-human]

Bisexual crisis Crystal edition

[daancienttime]

This famous black-and-white photograph taken by Alfred Eisenstaedt captures the euphoric moment in Times Square, New York City, on August 14, 1945, when Japan announced its surrender, ending World War II. The photograph shows a U.S. Navy sailor passionately kissing a young woman in a white dress, symbolizing the relief and joy felt by Americans at the war's end.

Website:- https://youtu.be/OmHcIiKDiFk

[littleoneblockwideworlds]

Reflecting and Returning

I have not been on Tumblr since creating this account back in middle school somewhere around 10 years ago. Taylor Swift consumes many of my waking thoughts—her music, the Eras Tour content that perpetually exists on my social media, her continuous commitment to fighting for what is good and right in the world, and most recently, how this love I have for this remarkable woman has grown.

I have revived my seldom used Tumblr from the early 2010s because I believe this is the best place for me to exercise some creative freedom to express the emotions I have for Taylor and those brought to the surface by her music. I have never once met Taylor Swift, but I share a deep connection with her music—music that has truthfully helped to raise me to become the woman I am today. 

Anything I write, I write for myself. If someone out there is this world can gain something from this journey, well that will just be a beautiful bonus courtesy of the internet.

[unclealstoys]

Whether you're a seasoned collector or just a casual enthusiast, a visit to Uncle Al's Toys is an unforgettable experience.

[nicholasandriani]

Day 2 of Translating the Hyakunin Isshu: Unveiling the Beauty of Nature and Empress Jitō's Poetic Masterpiece

Welcome back to our exhilarating journey through the Hyakunin Isshu translation challenge! Today, we delve into the realm of Empress Jitō, a remarkable poetess whose words have transcended time. Our spotlight poem for the day is a visually-descriptive gem handpicked by Teika himself from the Shin Kokin Wakashū. Get ready to be captivated by the essence of nature and the ethereal beauty it…

[mikeladano]

VIDEO/REVIEW: Tim's Vinyl Confessions: Ep. 424: Neal Schon - Journey (Through Time)

At 45 minutes long, this is one of the best Tim’s Vinyl Confessions I’ve ever participated in. You can really pick up on our love of Journey, and perhaps our disappointment in recent events since their last album. Fortunately, Neal Schon heard us. Enjoy this episode!  

[poorly-drawn-mdzs]

With the end of season two comes a second redraw!

[Nov 2022] [June 2023] [June 2024]

[katborg82]

Anomalocaris (abnormal shrimp) was another member of the Radiodont clade, and possibly one of the most iconic animals from the Cambrian. Anomalocaris lived 520-499 million years ago, and measured about 38cm or 1.25ft in length. Making it a massive predator in its time.

Until recently, Anomalocaris was believed to have fed on trilobites, using its front appendages to crush their hard shells, but after recent studies we have concluded that Anomalocaris would not have had the strength to crush trilobites and rather that it fed on more soft bodied animals like worms.

[anxiousapplepie]

AIGHT! First batch of concept vibes for the Siffrin!Housemaiden AU, lets go people!! If you want the messy and very stream-of-conscious lore details, look under the cut! keep reading!

K. SO! Siffrin becoming a housemaiden was not a straight line, nor was it a road paved with good intentions and desires to change. It was mostly accidental, tripping into one House of Change after another, bumbling around and being a silly kid with a big hat and a bigger hole were their memory should be, until they wound up at Dormont's House of Change a few years after they forgot everything! Cue the Head Housemaiden taking one look at that adorable sap and deciding he sparked joy, for reasons mysterious to everybody who wasn't in the know. (which was basically everybody, including herself) Mira and Sif first met in a classroom setting. And they were sparring partners whenever Mirabelle took fighting or Craft classes at the House. To say they were friends is a bit of an overstatement, but if you can tease and annoy someone and they still choose to spend time with you, Siffrin assumed it meant something special! Mirabelle assumed it meant something was wrong with him, or her, or maybe both of them at the same time, but when Siffrin was the only person to escape the House when the King attacked she of course grabbed her weapon before Siffrin had even finished explaining what he was about to do. *handwaves Researcher!Isabeau and Traveler!Bonnie* I don't have time for them tonight. But they're a thing! I'll get to them later. Probably.

[ohitslen]

Living together.

The snail video if you are interested :)

[chiropteracupola]

Creamthing d'or passant reguardant, by a sheaf of arrows percée ...and Montjoy also.

[creamthing is the creation of the inimitable @samsketchbook; despite this choice of adjective, I have nonetheless tried my best at a little heraldic creamthing]

[equill]

The Warden

Panel: No escape.

Ok, now just some silly ideas to share (playing around with the au)

Comic 1: Invading dreams

Extra: no thanks.

Comic 2: Unwanted attention

[daancienttime]

The Top 6 Traits Historical Photos: A Journey Through Time Ceos Have in Common

Throughout history, iconic CEOs have left an indelible mark on the business world, shaping industries, and inspiring generations. Their achievements, often captured in historical photos, provide valuable insights into the qualities that set them apart as extraordinary leaders.

Visionary Mindset: Historical photos of renowned CEOs reveal a common trait: a visionary mindset. These leaders possessed the ability to foresee trends, identify emerging opportunities, and envision a future beyond the confines of their era. From Henry Ford's foresight in bringing affordable automobiles to the masses to Steve Jobs' anticipation of the personal computing revolution, these CEOs displayed an unparalleled ability to lead their companies into uncharted territories.

Resilience and Tenacity: The journey to success is riddled with challenges and setbacks. The Historical Photos of iconic CEOs often depict them enduring hardships, but what truly sets them apart is their resilience and tenacity. These leaders possessed an unwavering determination to overcome obstacles and learn from failures, emerging stronger and more determined than ever.

Innovativeness: Innovation has been the driving force behind the success of many CEOs. Historical photos showcase their commitment to pushing boundaries and exploring innovative solutions. Be it Thomas Edison and his numerous inventions or Elon Musk's trailblazing work in space exploration and electric vehicles, these leaders consistently demonstrated a relentless pursuit of groundbreaking ideas.

Empowering Leadership: The best CEOs in history were not just visionary thinkers but also empowering leaders. Historical stories images often capture them interacting with their teams, fostering an environment of collaboration, trust, and open communication. They recognized the importance of nurturing talent and inspiring their employees to perform at their best.

Adaptable Nature: The business landscape is ever-changing, and the ability to adapt is crucial for success. Historical photos of CEOs reveal a notable trait of adaptability. These leaders displayed the willingness to evolve their strategies, pivot when necessary, and embrace change to stay relevant in dynamic markets.

Social and Environmental Consciousness: In recent times, a growing number of CEOs have embraced social and environmental responsibility. This commitment to making a positive impact on the world has been a recurring trait among historical figures as well. Some CEOs leveraged their influence to advocate for social justice, while others championed sustainability and eco-friendly practices.

Conclusion: The journey through historical photos of iconic CEOs offers valuable insights into the traits that set them apart as exceptional leaders. Their visionary mindset, resilience, innovativeness, empowering leadership, adaptability, and social consciousness are timeless qualities that continue to inspire the leaders of today and tomorrow. By embracing these traits, current and future CEOs can strive to leave a lasting legacy, shaping the world for generations to come.