#vintage text books

[stone-cold-groove]

New Physical Geography for Grammar and High Schools, and Colleges - 1885.

[zegalba]

[daily-spooky]

[mudzdale]

wanted to try a 'boiling'-style animation for the first time in several years

[llvampirell]

[ur-daily-inspiration]

I knew when I met you an adventure was going to happen. — A.A. Milne

[daughterofchaosstuff]

oh to be loved like a habit and not a chore. oh to be loved because loving you is their default state of being and not something they have to perform like a duty. ohh to be loved because they don't want to live a life where loving you doesn't exist.

oh to be loved truly.

[poempoetryandmore]

sometimes it feels like i‘m suffocating

like my lungs downsize to the bare minimum

followed by a weird sting right above my already ailing heart

every breath feels like its my last

my eyes tend to unfocus, view blurry

mind drifting off

i stand in haze of my own thoughts

and every wave hits me with vehemence

[stone-cold-groove]

New Physical Geography for Grammar and High Schools and Colleges - 1885.

[kryptonbabe]

Lois Lane in The Bakery Counterfeiters from Superman #29 (1944) by Don C. Cameron & Ed Dobrotka

Sometimes we're more told than shown why Lois Lane is such a well-regarded investigative journalist. This 4 page story from the 1940s is a great example of how she began building that reputation a long time ago. While covering a simple puff piece assignment for the Daily Star she uncovers a racket scheme that was using a bakery as a front to operate. The woman could not go out to buy bread without revealing some criminal plot

In these golden age stories Lois had solo adventures without or with minimal help from Superman, they can be found in issues #28 to #40 and #42 from the first Superman series. Lois is already in love with Superman and she appreciates his help in her investigations, but she's way less desperate and shallow than she would become in the 1960s due to the CCA (Comics Code Authority)

Reading Lois Lane stories is always a delight, from her more realistic, independent and snarky portrayal in the 40s and 50s to the completely unhinged scheming person she becomes later, nevertheless, she's always sharp and obstinate no matter the time period. It's always fascinating and fun to follow her adventures and you can really see how women representation in the mainstream American media changed throughout the years by reading her stories

[misforgotten2]

“And over there is where they buried Thomas the Tank Engine”

[wastelandwild]

[ggunebakancicegi]

✨️

[daughterofchaosstuff]

"People, People. Endless noise. And I am so tired. And I would like to sleep under trees; red ones, blue ones, swirling passionate ones."

[jeoncanis]

5th December: I wish, I was who you drunk texted at midnight

[lostdeviantartcollages]

paper men