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People should use this text embellishment more
𓆝 𓆟 𓆞 𓆝 𓆟
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i think maybe we could spend less time thinking about things that make us angry and more time thinking about other stuff
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I funghi mangerecci e velenosi dell'Europa media - Giacomo Bresadola - 1906 - via Internet Archive
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there's an extremely niche plot in romance fiction wherein our invariably heterosexual leads fall in love after a night of passion leads to an unplanned pregnancy and they're now bound together by an impending child. I cast no judgment on anyone who enjoys this, but since I'm an evil gay and this is my personal nightmare scenario I want to see a zany romance novel premised on the opposite resolution: a couple falls in love while on a whirlwind roadtrip to obtain a legal abortion
#hey op#can i offer you something in an#'obvious child' (2014) directed by gillian robespierre?#there's no road trip#but it otherwise hits ALL your requirements#and it is also just a wonderful little film
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FOR THE LAST TIME,
an inhabited initial begins a paragraph in an illuminated manuscript with embellishments including non-narrative human and/or animal figures,
AND
a historiated initial begins a paragraph in an illuminated manuscript with embellishments including identifiable characters or historical figures in some sort of situation;
reblog to save a scribe
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This man is more to me than you can dream. He's the moon when I'm lost in darkness and warmth when I shiver in cold. And his kiss still thrills me, even after a millennia. His heart overflows with the kindness of which this world is not worth of. I love this man beyond measure and reason. He's not my boyfriend. He's all and he's more.
YUSUF AL-KAYSANI AND NICOLÒ DI GENOVA
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Find me when you wake up.
EDGE OF TOMORROW (2014) dir. Doug Liman
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The Carroll Herald (August 24, 1897)
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It's a cliche that Jews spend Christmas at the movies and a Chinese restaurant. But apparently it was true as far back as 1922, when this ad appeared before the holiday in the Daily Forward, a Yiddish newspaper.
Photo: The Forward
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The New Yorker Christmas covers
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Illustration by Japanese artist, Chiho Makino. // Michael Sowa cover art for A BEAR CALLED SUNDAY.
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'The Fairy of Flower, Narkissus' by Anna and Elena Balbusso.
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We killed each other. Many times. Yeah.
#ugh the way they look at each other!!!!#yusuf al kaysani#nicolo di genova#joe x nicky#the old guard
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Hans Christian Andersen's 'The Wild Swans' by Svend Otto S.
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by Alejandro Sintura
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Wilson Bentley Gouttes de rosée (Dewdrops), circa 1900
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