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Medieval European Girls In Fiction vs. History

Fiction: I hate sewing, it's so fucking pointless and lame. My sisters and my mom are so stupid, I'm smart, I'm going to go ride my pony and learn how to use a sword. Rar, I'm fierce.

History: Without my needle, you would all be naked and dead. Excuse me, I have to go throw a party and negotiate a land deal.

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Meet the real women behind Hidden Figures.

In the early days of the Space Race, Dorothy Vaughan headed the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics’ (NACA) West Area Computing unit. It was an important but segregated unit of mostly female mathematicians doing aerospace calculations by hand. When NACA became NASA in 1958, the Analysis and Computation Division desegregated and Vaughan became a sought-after expert on FORTRAN  – a programming language used on IBM mainframes.

Vaughan is one of the women whose work inspired the film Hidden Figures — a true story of three African American mathematicians who helped NASA launch the first Americans into space.

Feeling inspired? See how coding might figure into your life. Uncover more about Dorothy Vaughan →

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     — i’m hoping to do some good in the world. 

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i just-

harry potter was eleven when he was thrust in to a world he didn’t fully understand and he was alone and confused and didn’t feel like he truly belonged and he wondered if he’d ever fit in because all he wanted was to have a proper family and actual friends and he was terrified he’d never get that but then he met this extremely kind hearted, warm, friendly, red headed kid named ron weasley who opened up all of those wonderful possibilities and showed him love and acceptance and loyalty and all the things he’d been deprived of his entire life and why isn’t their friendship talked about more

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You: *is reading my favorite book*

Me: *materializes suddenly, surrounded by mist*

Me: Finally. Ive prepared discussion questions and a power point,

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books with love triangles should have a special kind of sticker on the cover so i know which books to avoid like the plague

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have you ever wondered how many fictional characters you’ve absorbed into your personality

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My Wishes for Y'all

… . clear skin … . good health … . good fortune … . passion … . laughter … . friendship … . good sex, if you want it … . for your crush to work out in your favor … . good grades, if you’re in school … . appreciation … . love of all kinds

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New Years resolution: less bitter more glitter

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Mammals both produce milk and have hair. Ergo, a coconut is a mammal.

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overanalyze and chill

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Uppercase planner September illustration~