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I love the feeling of finishing an exam and it's like ok! Great now I can dump all that information out of my brain for a little bit. Not that it really works that way but it feels like it.

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I'm Raneen, a mother of three children: Mohammed, Rami, and Julia, currently living in Gaza. My husband, Mahmoud, traveled to Egypt for work three days before the war broke out, leaving us alone. I have struggled greatly with the kids; we’ve had to flee from the north to the center, then to Rafah, and back again.🇵🇸

We are living in extremely difficult conditions. My daughter Julia suffers from severe chest allergies,💔 and her condition has worsened due to the war’s aftermath. I can’t provide their basic needs because of the scarcity of resources and rising prices.💔🍉

Please, help me care for my children. There is no safe place in Gaza; everywhere is at risk at any moment. I am trying to get to Egypt to join my husband, but it requires a significant amount of money. I have lost our home and all our sources of income.

I trust in your humanity, and I kindly ask for your support. Please don’t turn away from us. Help us achieve our goal of leaving Gaza and finding safety for my children 💔🇵🇸

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its not funny anymore i wish i was a pebble

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we met this beautiful lady today <3

sauvie island, OR

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“A Student’s Dream”: It was a common thing for medical students to reverse the ‘student/patient’ dynamic creatively (as though in a dream) where the corpses were opperating on the student.

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Ghost Forest, Neskowin, Oregon

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photo by Erika Kamano for Dazed Korea (2022)

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the fog is gonna consume me guys!! :(((((

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gravestones in snow

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I do not regret no show quitting my retail cashier job

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some wonderful wetland-ness 4 u too

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Thank God I'm not the same person I was 5 years ago. Hopefully I feel ever better in the next 5 years too..

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Open Letter, cotton fabric woven by ANNI ALBERS, 1958.

[from the Josef and Anni Albers Foundation]

Note on artwork, courtesy of Starting at Zero fundraising event by Elena Arzak:

Anni Albers was fascinated with communication and made reference to text and writing in the titles of multiple pictorial weavings. Open Letter was, she said, her missive to Josef [Albers]. A striking black and white textile constructed in a leno open-work weave, that upon closer inspection reveals small and brightly-colored supplemental weft threads, each added in manually during the weaving process.