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Keeping the Past Alive: A Guide to the Top 10 Essential Ukrainian Traditions

Experience the heart and soul of Ukraine through 10 fascinating traditions! From festive celebrations to mouth-watering dishes, discover the country's rich cultural heritage. #UkrainianTraditions #CulturalHeritage #Travel

Ukraine’s rich cultural heritage and traditions are a testament to its long history and unique folklore. From Easter to Independence Day, Ukrainians celebrate various holidays and customs that reflect the country’s agricultural roots, religious beliefs, and national identity. This article will explore ten Ukrainian traditions that every national follows. Easter Easter is one of the most…

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The illustrations from The Terror by Dan Simmons by Vitaly Ekleris

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More covers:

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matthew modine’s full metal jacket diary

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vitaly "soon as she unblocks me the wedding is back on" sergeyevich rysakov

[thedogslegart]

From my other sketchbook. Fuigering how things are supposed to look + other misc stuff.

[jessread-s]

Thank you to the publisher for providing me with an ARC in exchange for an honest review.

✩💐💍Review:

I absolutely adore this book! It is like “The Proposal”, but in young adult book form.

“Just Say Yes” follows Jimena Ramos, a seventeen-year-old who had no idea she was undocumented. The quickest way to get her green card is to find an American to marry. Her best candidate: Vitaly, her next-door neighbor and friend. But Vitaly has his own plans for the future. So Jimena tries online dating…only she can’t stop thinking about him.

I appreciate how this book not only focuses on teenage love, but also how difficult it can be for undocumented teens trying to go through the immigration process in the United States.

Within the first chapter, Jemina discovers that she is not a legal citizen. Her resilience and determination to overcome one of the most difficult times in her life is what made me love and admire her character so much. While I cannot relate to her situation personally, I understood her devastation and how badly she wanted to be a normal teenager. I couldn’t help but root for her.

I really loved Jimena and Vitaly’s slow development from neighbors-to-friends-to-lovers. They are so so cute and absolutely perfect for each other! I wish the ending was more drawn out so that I could bask longer in their coupledom because I could not get enough of them.

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I am 100% sure that Sherlock left John alone for three years because of Mary. More precisely, he was sure that it would not be such a shock for John, since he has a caring wife. Perhaps Sherlock believed that Mary would become a kind of basic emotional support for John.

It pains me to think about how John tried to get over the loss of his friend and wife in such a short period of time. It also pains me to imagine how Sherlock felt when he found out about Mary's death when he was in another part of the world.

[ruvviks]

the way i need to write about roksana so bad

[beautifulbookishdisaster]

"Your big brawny monster of a man threw himself in front of me. I don't think I'm allowed to hate someone who took a bullet for me. It's really fucking inconvenient."

Katee Robert, Dark Restraint (Icarus)

[theood]

My fiancé made Father Vitalis in the Sims and that was really very hot. One day I'll get art of that demon dick. For now he's losing strip poker in my head and it's a wonder no one found out he's a demon in the quaint old town he took over priestly duties for

[rwpohl]

der golem, gustav meyrink 1913/14

[campsis]

The Rope (1957), Barto Agnia Lvovna, Goryaev Vitaly Nikolaevich

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"Always Visible" has been published

Summary:

Middle-aged police inspector at Portland is taken to investigate a strange and puzzling case related to an accident at a local hospital. To unravel the mystery, inspector Galbraith visits a offender, who supply him with a host of information about a certain little girl named Delia…

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2024 LingComm Grantees: New linguistics projects for you to follow

The 2024 LingComm Grants awarded six $500 (USD) grants, thanks to the support of Lingthusiasm, Rob Monarch, Wordnik, Claire Bowern, and Kirby Conrod and friends. Some of these projects are already producing content for you to enjoy right now!

LingComm Grants.

Emily Remirez, Linguistics Coloring Book

Adam Aleksic, Etymology Nerd videos

Sarah Wood, Pina Hare, Marcus Wilker, Get the Reference Podcast

Onyedikachi Augustine Okodo, English Parliament radio show

Irene Lami, Saussure e Grida podcast

Kirby Conrod LGBTQ+ LingComm Grant:

Montreal Benesch, trans*languaging art show

Commendations:

Talia Sherman, Tomayto Tomahto podcast

Franca Umasoye Igwe, Say No to Language Shaming Campaign

Marvin Nauendorff, Anthony Burger, Anna Sulaiman, Rebecca Hall, Alice Pol, Perla Camacho-Cedillo, Aline Vitaly, Yuka Kawasaki, Linguaphile Language Magazine

Grants were judged by Lauren Gawne and Gretchen McCulloch and also included a group mentoring meeting for advice and support. The 2024 LingComm Grants received 40 applications.

For more on the 2024 grants, the winners from previous years, and other lingcomm resources, check out the LingComm website.