"dont put shit on the floor" does the rent we pay every month not include the floor too, mother? When god sings with his creations, will the floor not be a part of the choir?
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"12.1 MILLION tons of furniture waste went to landfills in the us in 2018*
That’s over 24.2 billion pounds (add in carpets and rugs for another almost 5 billion pounds) discarded to sit in landfills in 2018 alone.
For perspective, when we furnish a home, a one-bedroom apartment requires about 1.1 tons of furniture, so (for some quick math) 11 MILLION one-bedroom apartments are getting tossed into the trash each year.
Meanwhile, 37.9 million people, or 11.6% of the U.S. population, are living in poverty (2021 U.S. Census) and lack the basic necessities to make a house a home.
We solve two problems at the same time, collecting, repurposing, and curating gently-used furnishings and household goods (saving them from landfill) AND giving them to people in need."
"Requesting furniture from Make It Home requires a social worker, caseworker or case manager to make any requests.
If you need furniture, please contact your social worker or if you do not have a social worker, we can recommend some agencies that may be able to help you."
USAmericancharityandwelfaresystems.txt.
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something something watching too many commercials and thinking about the subtle classism of all the images of home interiors decorated in neutral colors and devoid of clutter because of how it implies a) lots of space per individual, b) the time to regularly clean and/or the money to hire someone else to do it, and c) the financial stability to neither buy in bulk nor hoard things that might be useful later
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ΝyoUsUk Pastel Aesthetics
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theres something funny abt my family not rly becoming that much more american but becoming more asian since weve been here lmaoo
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Washington D.C., 1962
Lee Friedlander (American; b. 1934)
Gelatin silver print, printed 1970s
Christie’s, New York
Signed, titled, dated, and numbered “1-5” in pencil, and photographer's copyright credit stamp (verso); credited, titled, and dated on affixed typed gallery labels (frame backing board)
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Is there anything more unsettling than your four cats staring in the same direction down the hall, only for you to later find a spider on the back of your bedroom door?
"Aww, what are you silly little guys doing over-? GREAT GOOGLY MOOGLY, IS THAT A BIG HONKIN' RECLUSE???"
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Atelier Vaste
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Grand Hotel at Mackinac
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gmorninnnnnng btw!! furniture shopping today. oof! wish me luck. hopefully it is fun though >:]
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folks, i thought the stewart clarke hyperfixation had gone away — alas. finals ended, les mis came through my city, and my poor girlfriend has spent the last week being lambasted with les mis fun facts.
all that to say, desperately trying to recover from the art class i had to take for my art degree and find the joy in art again. might be posting a bit more here, just sketches & watercolours.
terribly jealous of everyone who’s getting to spend the winter season curled up in the seats at the sondhiem theatre, but i’ll survive.
much love!
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Worked up the courage the other day to ask my mom about Columbia in the 1960s (she moved to Libya when she was 5ish), and all she could give me was:
Her brother had a friend with a monkey that got up to no good
The entire layout of her house
A faint memory (from 1964ish) of people on top of the house at night and her siblings all huddling scared
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Ready For High Point Market!
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Barber retail furniture is essential for any barbershop. It provides a place for customers to sit and wait, as well as a place for barbers to work. The right furniture can make a big difference in the overall look and feel of a barbershop, and it can also help to improve customer satisfaction.
When choosing barber retail furniture, there are a few things to keep in mind. First, the furniture should be comfortable. Customers should be able to sit back and relax while they wait for their turn. Second, the furniture should be durable. It should be able to withstand the wear and tear of everyday use. Third, the furniture should be stylish. It should complement the overall look of the barbershop.
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