The Other Day I Politely Returned The Question “how Are You Doing?” At A Driver Who Asked The Same

someone explain the jewish holidays to me like i'm 5 years old

character: *falls asleep in a chair or at a desk from sheer exhaustion*

their love interest: *places a blanket over their shoulders, gently to avoid disturbing them*

me:

their love interest: *picks them up and bridal carries them to a more comfortable surface while their head nods against their shoulder/chest*

me:

Costume Design for the play “Famira Kifared”, Aleksandra Ekster

Mystic Allegory or Tea, 1892, Maurice Denis

Medium: oil,canvas

Idyll, 1927, Francis Picabia

Medium: gouache,cardboard

a Kabyle woman weaving a rug, Algeria, August 1973

Vintage set of playing cards depicting Jewish women’s folk costumes from around the world. The countries, fro right to left, are as follows:

First row: Turkey, Bulgaria, Hodu (India), Yazan (Wiesen; could be Switzerland, Austria, or Bavaria, apparently)

Second row: Hungaria, Holland, Turkmenistan, Israel

Third row: Russia, Serbia (fun fact: for a second I misread it as Siberia), Teiman (Yemen), Italy

Fourth row: Poland, (This one I can’t entirely read, but I think it says Paras, or Persia. Interestingly, it looks more like Uzbek clothing), Kavkaz (the Caucasus), Romania

Stefan Karl Steffanson is Iceland’s man of the year.

Well deserved 

Egon Schiele (1890-1918), Danaë, 1909. Oil and metallic paint on canvas.