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october-seance:

Apple Blossoms, C.1919 (John Chislett)

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k-e-e-p–breathing:

Glenfinnan Viaduct by Alistair Horne

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cell113:

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fishcustardandclintbarton:

webofgoodnews:

If you want to see more goodness like this they were collected from here, here, and here!

I needed to see these this year.

I honestly got a little teary eyed

Small things that prove not everyone and everything is as shit as you thought.

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"I will not live without love."

Vincent van Gogh (via quotemadness)

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refinery29:

Watch: Venus Williams’ joyful reaction to becoming a Grand Slam finalist YEARS after she was supposedly too old to play is the best thing on the internet

On Wednesday, Williams beat her opponent, CoCo Vandeweghe, in the Australian Open semi-finals — and even made history doing so. At 36, she is the oldest finalist in the tournament’s singles matches. It’s no wonder, then, that she had such a perfect reaction. Take a look at a clip of her reaction to winning.

Gifs: Bradd Jaffy

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emilyjeanstone:

I’m always gonna love you.
La La Land (2016) dir. Damien Chazelle

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princessesfanarts:

Fairy Tales by Nayoung Wooh

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odinsblog:

If I Die In Police Custody…

In 2k15 America, Black people now have to proactively and publicly declare for the record that we, like anyone else, would neither lynch ourselves nor commit suicide while in police custody. 

This is (apparently) necessary now because if we are caught being human and - even once - state that we were even momentarily sad or depressed, that single statement alone can and will be used against us by corporate media and the police to blame us for our own murders…at the hands of the police.

#SandraBland  #SayHerName#BlackLivesMatter #JusticeForSandra 

(to hear all of these Black women’s voices and to watch their full videos, please go to the tumblr or twitter of youth activist/organizer, millennialau. see full videos here)

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