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requiem for a dream (2000)

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Turkey: 70 hours after the earthquake, a dog was found alive!

#rescuedog #dogrescue #turkey #earthquake

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I'm only here for my mom. When she's gone my reason for being will diminish. That's why I've been pulling away from my friends. I'm just trying to lessen the blow.

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So I’m at a library in a town I don’t live in to spend time with my nieces and I go to the bathroom and see this sign.

They turned their old card catalog into free supplies people can discretely take on their own.

This is the coolest thing ever, a great way to help people without making them ask, and an amazing reuse of a the card catalog. I’m seriously about to cry I love it so much.

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Save Cerro Gordo from the K2 mining company

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Varies photos I've taken over the years. My camera gallery created this batch and entitled it Ancient Wonders

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a day late but. happy summer solstice! 

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Writing period dramas in the discord, lads

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Start reblogging the money blessings post…

If you haven’t already done it…. Go hit that reblog button. Do what you have to, just do that too.

Like seriously. Just find one and reblog it real quick. I post a couple yesterday and put into the universe that I actually wanted it

Only been at work for a couple and I get this at as a tip! (tips ain’t normal at ALL in here)

Come on now!!

Let it work for y’all too

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Standing Buddha, late 18th–early 19th century, Metropolitan Museum of Art: Asian Art

Gift of Heber R. Bishop, 1902 Size: H. 2 1/8 in. (5.4 cm) Medium: Amethystine quartz

https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/44108

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Liberal Memes

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‘moon-cruise’

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Comet NEOWISE over Stonehenge : Have you ever seen a comet? Tonight – and likely the next few nights – should be a good chance. Go outside just at sunset and look to your northwest. The lower your horizon, the better. Binoculars may help, but if your sky is cloudless and dark, all you should need is your unaided eyes and patience. As the Sun sets, the sky will darken, and there will be an unusual faint streak pointing diagonally near the horizon. That is Comet NEOWISE. It is a 5-kilometer-wide evaporating dirty iceberg visiting from – and returning to – the outer Solar System. As the Earth turns, the comet will soon set, so you might want to take a picture. In the featured image, Comet C/2020 F3 (NEOWISE) was captured two mornings ago rising over Stonehenge in the UK. Discovered with the NASA satellite NEOWISE toward the end of March, Comet NEOWISE has surprised many by surviving its closest approach to the Sun, brightening dramatically, and developing impressive (blue) ion and (white) dust tails. via NASA

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im still not over it