Thinking About How The Hunger Games Were Designed To Prove That Without Society, Order, Government, Someone

Dotted Wolf Spider (Rabidosa punctulata)

Observed by coronadogim, CC BY-NC

Very important. 🐾

Important archaeology at the SAAs

FRANKENWEENIE (2012) dir. Tim Burton

My collection of rocks found on the street. 🪨

Mi colección de piedritas que encontré en la calle. 🪨

I'm not the best at taking pictures, please excuse the bad quality. :')

Me gusta coleccionar piedras, por el momento estas son las que encontré en la calle pero tengo otras que son compradas/me las regalaron.

Eso es todo, bai. xoxo ♡

Alright. I see A LOT of people saying they never manifest what they want. Let’s get something VERY CLEAR: You don’t manifest what you want — you manifest what you are. And what you are is defined by what you accept as true.

Because you are not your mind, you are not your thoughts; you are the conscience that observes them. So change your internal truth. Simply accept that there’s no separation between you and your desires.

There’s no real need for methods, subliminals, or whatever the fuck... because the one giving power to all of that is you. You are the operant power.

morning coffee ☕️🌞🐤

relax

Bob Ross & Hoot on The Joy of Painting: ‘Mountain Mirage Wood Shape’ S15, E4 (1988)

It looks like cotton candy, I love it. ♥

Siempre quise teñirme de rosa pastel, lástima que al tener el pelo oscuro la decoloración me deja el pelo en pausa más o menos. Algún día será. :') </3

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KAKSJSJ me encanta

One of my favorite historical tidbits is that Arab traders, for centuries, fooled Europeans into thinking cinnamon came from a rare, vicious and fearsome cinnamon bird.

The belief was so prevalent, in fact, that the mythical cinnamon bird shows up in the writings of Herodotus and Aristotle, all the way into medieval European manuscripts where it’s illustrated in all its fierce, cinnamony glory:

Pliny the Elder expressed skepticism of the bird in his writings, rightly assuming that it was a tale invented to keep control on the trade and prices by reducing competition, but the belief was already so widespread that it persisted in many areas into the early 1300’s.