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scissorsandthread:

Coconut & Rose Body Scrub | The Beauty Department
This might be the most perfect beauty gift to give someone that I’ve seen in ages! Once you’ve layered your ingredients, the giftee (or you!) smushes it all up before rubbing it on. The coconut oil is at the bottom of the jar and looks ‘solid’ at room temperature. On top of that they have layered rose petals, then raw sugar and finally super moisturising jojoba oil!
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prettybooks:

I felt a cloud of butterflies take flight in my stomach (by κaycee ♥)

What is this book!??!!
 
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barefoot-traveller:

HOLI! 

I cannot wait to do this at UNH next spring xD
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rookiemag:

nedroidcomics:

I don’t know

i do
-n

WOWWWWWW
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The first duty of the novelist is to entertain. It is a moral duty. People who read your books are sick, sad, traveling, in the hospital waiting room while someone is dying. Books are written by the alone for the alone.

— Donna Tartt (author of The Secret History and The Little Friend)
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themasqueradecrew:

The only point of shelves is to fill them with books.

Bare shelves confuse me. I always have more books to fill them.

Beautiful clutter <3
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peo-ny:

Love this!

xD<3
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picturedept:

Memorial Day at an Internment Camp
In looking for photographs of past Memorial Day events, I found this picture of services held at the Japanese internment camp in Manzanar, Calif., in 1942. The camp’s prisoners would have arrived only within the previous few months. The Library of Congress’s caption notes that internee members of the Boy Scouts and American Legion appear in the foreground, leading the services. One wonders how the participants viewed these services in light of their imprisonment.
See more photos from past Memorial Days.

It is interesting to think about… how we interned thousands of people for no particular reason other than for their ethnicity…
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