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Monk flicks on the lights in the monastery basement. The rats scatter, but for a moment he glimpses little brown robes and tonsures.

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does anyone else remember being terrorized every single commercial break by the madagascar 3 trailer on every single cartoon channel in 2011-2012

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Erik Parker (American, 1968), Roll the Barrel, 2005. Oil on canvas, 92 x 75 in.

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Mt. Rainier, USA by Danielle Nelson

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I really don't care if Miley Cyrus smoked a bong. She's 18? She can live her own life...

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Don't skip just read this please

Hi world , it’s Sahar

Please read this as if I'm a member of your family . maybe your sister, daughter or a friend and as if my family who's under death now is yours.

My name is Sahar. A marketer shopping from Gaza, athe dreams she worked for but found herself losing the city she’s living in and losing any hope of a better future with it . And after a whole 4 years of studying and internship, the war had another idea.

I have 4 children: Hala the oldest, Rital, Odi, and Talin. We had a house full of love, dreams, and hopes that we strive to achieve one by one, but the war came and destroyed everything. We strive to travel outside Gaza to preserve our lives and obtain safety.

. In 15th of January 2024 my son Odai has An injury in his leg byShooting from a quadcopter aircraft in a shelter belonging to the UN Relief Agency

This loss circle didn’t end here, cause after more than 5 times of being displaced and having to leave our house escaping from rockets and death, we returned to our house and found it almost wiped off, more than half if it was destroyed and became an unlivable place leaving us not only with tired hearts but also without a place to stay in

Our Home

We are suffering in the UNRWA shelter center from overcrowding, the spread of diseases, pollution, and the difficulty of obtaining water and entering the bathroom due to the large number present in the place. It has been a year since this suffering.

Look what this horrible war has done to us. It has turned our lives upside down. It is hard for your mind to imagine. You were living in a villa with all your necessities and luxury items available until the war transferred you to live in a school for more than 13 months. We saw death 100 times a minute. I have attached pictures of the suffering of living in the school.

The situation after almost 13 months of this genocide is that the borders of Gaza are still unfortunately closed and no one can get out of it, of course unless you pay the most money to save your life and cross the Rafah crossing to reach Egypt, as crossing the Rafah crossing costs about $25,00 to $5,000 per person, and as a family of 9, the amount we have to pay just to get to Egypt seems impossible to bear.

So, this is how the money will be spent:

* Paying about $5,000 for each member of my family of 9 to cross the Rafah crossing and safely reach Egypt

* About $5,000 covers the GoFundMe transaction fees (2.9% + $0.30 per transaction)

* The rest of the money will be for housing, food, etc. for a period of time in Egypt

Asking for your help is the only way to save my family’s life and future, and your help may become our hope when hope is far from us under these circumstances, every dollar you can help with may save a life, bring hope to a tired heart and save a young future.

Please don't read this as a tragedy, I am here to ask you to prevent further tragedy and help us start our lives over. I am here to ask for your help not your sympathy, to ask you to take action either by donating or by sharing this with everyone you know who can help, please read this with your heart and take action as if it were your family, your mother and your siblings who are living in these circumstances.

Here is the donation link. Don't be stingy with me, even if it is a little. You will have contributed to preserving the lives of my family. With best wishes.

Vetted by :@bilal-salah0

Vetted by :@90-ghost

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@gaza-evacuation-funds

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@gazavetters , my number verified on the list is ( #264 )

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A year has passed since the aggression against Gaza, 🇵🇸 fear brought with it tension and anxiety 🥹

Bombing, displacement, deprivation 😭😭, genocide, death, hunger and deprivation,😢

Loss is without a safe haven. 😭🙏💔!!️

I ask your help in protecting my family !!️ 🙏

Please retweet and donate 🙏🍉💔

https://gofund.me/363ae8ca

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having adhd makes all of your thoughts feel like a 7-way venn diagram

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But today I was surprised. Go Fund Me deleted my account permanently.All donations will be returned to their owners. I was shocked and became severely depressed. After three months of suffering with you, my friends, GoFundMe deleted my account permanently.

I hope you, my dear friends, will help me spread what happened to me.

Please everyone help me spread my campaign and my new PayPal account. I hope everyone From everyone, help me as much as you can. You can donate to my PayPal account now and share it quickly. Please help as much as you can now. We now need every share and donation for my children.

@90-ghost @jdon @amvs @determinate-negation @dlxxv-vetted-donations @girlinafairytale @tamamita @yesterdaysprint @xurkitree @boy-and-girl-crazy123456

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Viscid violet cort, a favorite that I visit in the same spot every October

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"OK" SO IT SEEMS AS THOUGH MY GENETICALLY MODIFIED KILLER BEETLES HAVE ESCAPED. HAS ANYONE SEEN MY FUCKI🪲🪲🪲🪲🪲🪲🪲🪲🪲🪲🪲🪲🪲🪲🪲OH G🪲OD🪲🪲🪲🪲🪲🪲🪲🪲 SHI🪲🪲T🪲🪲🪲🪲🪲🧪AAAHHHHHHHHOOOHhh Hey. That One Learned thge basics of Chemistry . #Proud

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His little pony...

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panera bread is the only place that’ll probably never spell my name right

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may i ask what first got you interested in lichens? and what about them brings you the most joy? ive not really given them a passing thought before but your blog has me reconsidering my disinterest… :p

My friend who was into lichenology convinced me to take a lichen ID class and I got hooked. I have always loved biology and nature, and so making a jump to a new hyperfixation wasn't particularly hard for me (especially with my friend actively trying to convert me to lichenology along the way). But I think what really drew me to them was 1) that they are so underappreciated and misunderstood (I am a sucker for an underdog), and 2) I like the work that is involved with studying them. We still have to answer a lot of really basic biological questions about lichens, and I was really drawn to those fundamental lines of inquiry (what are they, how do they reproduce, how did they get to where they are, how many are there, how do they survive, etc.). And what brings me the most joy is that I can find them just about anywhere! Like I don't have to look around too long to find one in almost any environment, and when you start to be able to recognize them, it's like tiny dopamine hits all day long. It's kinda like birding, in that way. BUT without requiring me to have to wake up early to see them.