#american heath

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Paul Bettany as Geoffrey Chaucer A Knight's Tale (2001) dir. Brian Helgeland

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Brokeback Mountain (2005) dir. Ang Lee

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Just want to remind you guys that if there’s anything you’re going through, hurting yourself or ending it is not the best answer. Most problems are temporary and can be solved with work. Some are chronic and you have to adapt to life with them but that doesn’t mean that life isn’t worth living. There is someone out there willing to help and who cares. Please, please reach out to someone. I say this all in the memory of a classmate who killed themselves almost two years ago today. He was depressed because his best friend died in a tragic accident. People were willing and ready to reach out and help, but no one knew until it was too late. I’ve survived three attempts so I know that you find a place below rock bottom at that stage, but you rise up eventually and life will be okay again. I’m not a happy go lucky gal, I have OCD, depression, anxiety, and in a few years, I’ll probably have an incurable genetic lung cancer or have to get a total mastectomy from genetically induced breast cancer. I love life, I have accepted these things and I encourage you to live the life that you have, even through trials and tribulations.

I realize my tags can be random, but I’m reaching out to especially those who read my stuff

If you take comfort in it, here’s something that gets me through my bad days:

“Cast all your anxiety on Him because He cares for you” - 1 Peter 5:7

“Come to me, all who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest” Matthew 11:28

“I have said all these things to you, that in me you may have peace. In the world you will have tribulation. But take heart; I have overcome the world” - John 16:33

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[lgbtqreads]

Happy Native American Heritage Month 2023!

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10 things i hate about you masterlist

last updated: 3/28/23

patrick v.

- thoughts that control me

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The Patriot (2000)

[out-of-body-xperience]

Christian Bale in Equilibrium

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Identities.

1-2 Fight Club (1999)

3. American psycho (2000)

4. Superbad (2007)

5. The Dark Knight (2008)

6. Joker (2019)

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October 1983. That's it, that's the show — Cobra Commander (left) and his cadre of opportunists, mountebanks, and scoundrels plot against each other in a scene from G.I. JOE #16. The punchline:

You might well ask what the Commander is planning to do with that wine glass, since he's wearing a full-face helmet. Writer Larry Hama addresses just that point eight issues later, in G.I. JOE #24:

This is really the thing that has kept this ridiculous series alive (it was later revived by other publishers, and recently passed issue #300): Larry Hama's weird sense of humor and flair for eccentricity. The plots are frequently not much and the heroes are mostly no deeper than the plastic action figures on which they're based, but the ludicrous villains are consistently entertaining.

[whalesharkgummer]

depop emmaeboddy <3

[lionheartapothecaryx]

In light of a tragedy involving Mystic Lipstick aka Akoya, here are few quick witch tips that are invaluable for practitioners of any skill level.

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I'm sorry but I can't get over the fact that Dana and Luca have a FOOT difference in height. And you would think that Luca is the problem, turns out it's Dana that's 5'1😭.

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ASHTRAYS SO AESTHETICALLY PLEASING (& STYLISH), I JUST MAY HAVE TO TAKE UP SMOKING.

PIC INFO: Resolution at 1416x1818 -- Spotlight on a brochure for Heath ashtrays, c. late 1950s. Courtesy of the Environmental Design Archives at UC Berkeley.

OVERVIEW: "One of the most popular Heath Ceramics pieces is credited to Brian Heath. Both Brian and Edith Heath were heavy smokers. Because Brian found it difficult to talk on the phone or take notes while smoking, he decided to design a solution.

Brian cut V-shaped notches on the side of a clay bowl drying on the rack. The notches helped hold the cigarettes in place. He also found that it could self-extinguish because of the tapering of the notch.

The item gained tremendous popularity, so much so that the city of Seattle named Brian’s design “safety ashtrays” and required them to be installed in every public building in the city. The design was so popular that at one point, the ashtrays were 25% of Heath Ceramics’ business."

-- ARTBOUND via PBS SoCal, c. May 2019

Featured glazes included:

Birch

Brownstone

Citrus

Desert Ochre

Gunmetal

Moss/Olive

Olive

Pebble Blue

Redwood

Sandlewood

Sea/Sand

Sienna

Spruce

Turquoise

White

White Stone

Source: www.pbssocal.org/kcet-originals/artbound/visual-timeline-making-classic-california-company-heath-ceramics.