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It’s raining its ass off in Portland, pleasing the goth and the navel gazer in us to no end.

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microwaved babybel and trader joe's are the only things getting me through this week.

i might end up being 400 pounds, but by god i'll know about visual depiction of arab women in magazines! and the emasculating effects of catholicism in irish literature! and john milton!

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felixinclusis:

Experimental body typography

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vintageanchor:

Book Fountain Sculpture at the Main Branch of the Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County

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Beside myself.

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BAD HAIRCUT 2011

Bang length is unsettlingly short.

Lots of mavericks.

Can't bobbypin without looking challenged.

Have to make good impressions on lots of people in like two days in New York.

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bookmania:

Livraria Lello & Irmão, Central Porto, Portugal.

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Y: Your hair is so soft.

J: I'm part alpaca.

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my last google searches:

Israeli men

teacup giraffes

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Plan for housing next semester?

I think I'll stay here in my ivory tower.

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ronniebruce:

(thesweetserenade)

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Meet ibn Qasi.

He's a Portuguese Sufi saint who lied a lot, saying things "I went to and from Mecca in one night!" and formed a small, vaguely religious militia to reclaim territory occupied by the Almoravids. He denounced a fairly cushy lifestyle after having a spiritual crisis, and spent the next 10 years as a self-proclaimed imam of the region. He wrote a mystical explication called "The Removal of the Sandals" that no one understands, and is quoted as saying, "There are two dawns, the true dawn and the false dawn." Too bad his followers killed him when he tried to buddy up with the Christians.

He also likes long walks on the Atlantic coast, pepitas, and Two and a Half Men.

Research paper? BOOM. Done.

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That being said,

the beginning of March is going to be super.

Book shopping! Mediterranean dining! Clothing shopping! Spanish grocery stores! Museums! Emilio! Scones!

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February

is objectively a terrible month. You think you're a good student? February doesn't think so! You think you're vaguely charming and capable and engrossing? February doesn't think so! You think you're doing things aplenty with your life? February doesn't think so!

Etc.

Good riddance, Feb. I will not be sad to see you go.

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French creative writing prompts are le worst.

I'm writing an image poem about the moon and the stars. Here's what I have so far:

a large celestial opal

jasmine flowering in the sky

a balding panther

New low.