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Leaf-cutter ants making off with a flower petal By: Raymond A. Mendez From: Nature's Unlovables 1990

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‘Love is an organic thing. It rots and softens.’

Words by Clementine Von Radics

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Earthseed

by Octavia Butler

Here we are — Energy, Mass, Life, Shaping life, Mind, Shaping Mind God, Shaping God. Consider — We are born Not with purpose, But with potential.

All that you touch You Change.

All that you Change Changes you.

The only lasting truth Is Change.

God Is Change.

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Beautiful colors from Ancient Rome (II)

Mosaic plaque fragments from late Roman Republic time

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in the photo booth @ work hell

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vogue poland july/august 2025 by ina levy

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what a privilege to have the opportunity to hold on and to let go. to release and feel the weight of what’s important to you. at the center of everything we love is loss, and still we try. i have a deeply embedded fear of change, of uncertainty, the temporal nature of everything overwhelms me. but if we knew the outcome at all times, we'd be bored and maybe even still afraid. there is no fixed fate visible to us. we're so used to self-imposed narratives. narratives end with people either coming together or apart. but life isn't really like that. it’s a chain of moments that you are at the mercy of and at any point variables can and will shift, and the course you’re on shifts with it. one of the rare things we have any say in is who we choose to love. choosing someone to love in spite of fear, in spite of uncertainty, in spite of loss. the inevitable loss is what makes us worthy of loving at all.

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Steam rises from a hot spring on a winter morning at Yellowstone National Park. Photo: Raymond Gehman