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El saber popular

El saber popular

El pueblo es más listo de lo que a veces parece. Está callado, pero que nadie confunda su silencio con que es tonto, atesora el saber popular de su vivencia diaria, de luchar todos y cada uno de los días para sacar adelante a su familia, y el día que esos, que son los que dan de comer a quienes no aportan nada a la sociedad, se enfaden, entonces serán las lamentaciones y el crujir de dientes. La…

[bones-ivy-breath]

Marie Høeg, by Berg & Hoeg, ca. 1895-1903, from the Preus museum collection

"Marie Hoeg sits crossed-legged in her underwear, with her initials on the collar. Her hair is short, her gaze is strong, and the cigarette is dangling."

[gonedead]

⠀    ⠀    SÃO  MIGALHAS,  ZENO !  ( 2/?)

puuuta  que  pariu!  como  só  queria  #⭐mortoh.  na  moral?  zeno  está  somente  em  corpo,  pois  a  mente  não  poderia  andar  mais  longe. . .  tipo,  sei  lá,  na  casa  do  caralho,  como  carinhosamente  apelidou  seja  lá  onde  sua  mãe  está.  vestiu  roupas  que  já  tinha.  a  jaqueta  foi  seu  tio  que  o  viu  saindo  de  casa  e  falou  que  é  pra  não  dizerem  que  não  tem  cor!. não ‘tá  dando  duas  ( ou uma )  fodas  para  festival  do  salvador  tampouco  o  show  de  tomate  para  além  do  desperdício.  e  poderia  até  dizer  que  estaria  somente  existindo  em  poucas  ideias,  se  não  estivesse  pronto  para  usar  a  atenção  direciona  das  pessoas  para  fazer  uma  procura  aí. 

⠀    ⠀ —  at  the  6th  day  of  the  savior  week.

[soundgrammar]

John Preus - Debt Consolidation: Sedimentation Series, 20 x 20 inches / 50.8 x 50.8 cm, frame and dust from Chicago public school materials, 2017

[booksperience]

(via Animals in the World - A Study of Aristotelian Biology by Pierre Pellegrin)

"While all his previous classic Greek biologists were either purely mechanists or formalists, he understood the true diversity of the animal world and formulated his theories with a more realistic outlook..." (Read more on Booksperience site)

[nightingaletrash]

The fact that there aren't any ingame jokes about Alex's weight blows my mind ngl. It would have been so easy for any of the characters to use it as an insult, especially Danielle as part of the voicelock, but nope she focuses purely on his flaws as a person, not his appearance. He's literally treated the exact same as the rest of the cast despite being the only fat character. No jokes or ribbing or insults about it, he's just a guy who happens to be fat. And on top of that, he's the most compelling and best written character in the game.

[error404vnotfound]

person I dont like: yeah I never shop at bon preu

my brain: another red flag to add to the pile

[moonwoodcollective]

She's Cheer Captain and I'm on the bleachers

[calagua]

I thiiink it depends on college a lot, but at least since Im going to a traditional one i can speak for them.

Like at least where I am we receive all the material in PDFs you can easily print. There are tools like "I Love PDF" on your browser for whenever you need to rotate or cut those documents to your hearts desire. You can ask for books at the library and usually go to another place on campus to print them and I think I can print 250 pages a week For Free (but i have to bring the stack of paper).

La U is expensive, true, and also other costs like eating or finding a place to rent if you're moving elsewhere is Not Cheap at all, but yeah, there are things hat definitely need improvement. But... every single professor I know is kinda cool with us pirating, or at least with letting us know whats available at the library. They literally teach you how to use libgen or sci-hub for sources, they share translating tools. It's a bit more forgiving than it looks and also a lot of academics are uh, people too. With their own complaints about academia and such.

but also CAE is a bitch and it never covers everything so I still pay tuition :(

Wow first of all THANK YOU Fran for telling me all of this..!!!! Second of all college sounds as. Terrifying. as every aspect of "adulthood" sounds but it's great that it isn't as hard as some teachers here say it will be ^^; This is really motivating though!! I love piracy and I love pdfs and free educational material

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YEAH. Stiiiill not sure what to study but at least there's people willing to help out there ! It's pretty scary but I'm still excited for college life

[roesolo]

Ahoy! Books about Boats

Ahoy! Books about Boats @MargiPreus @candlewick @nikkimcclure

To add some fun to summer reading storytimes, add some stories about boats! Old Wood Boat, by Nikki McClure, (May 2022, Candlewick Press), $18.99, ISBN: 9781536216585 Ages 4-8 An old boat gets a new lease on life in this distinctive story by award-winning artist and author Nikki McClure. The Old Wood Boat sits, floating in a drydock, remembering “the wind… islands and a sea of green” as she…

[hauntedbystorytelling]

Berg and Høeg : the private photo box

Marie Høeg and Ingeborg Berg in a rowing boat (top). Photo: Berg & Hoeg ca. 1895-1903 | src The Preus museum collection on Flickr All images by Norwegian photographers Marie Høeg (1866-1949) and Bolette Berg (1872-1944). Staged portraits with family and friends, some of them cross dressing.

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[crowclubkaz]

if characters from opla were books!

looking for more book recs? check out my bookstagram @hauntedstacks

book list with age range under the cut!

Monkey D. Luffy: The Graveyard Book by Neil Gaiman (Mid-Grade) The Hobbit by J.R.R. Tolkien (Mid-Grade)

Roronoa Zoro: A Clash of Steel by C.B. Lee (YA) Heart of a Samurai by Margi Preus (YA)

Nami: Six of Crows by Leigh Bardugo (YA) The Girls I've Been by Tess Sharpe (YA)

Usopp: Big Fish by Daniel Wallace (Mid-Grade) The Assassin's Curse by Cassandra Rose Clarke (YA)

Vinsmoke Sanji: Kitchen Confidential by Anthony Bourdain (Adult) Bloom by Kevin Panetta (YA)

Koby: Radio Silence by Alice Oseman (YA) The Sunbearer Trials by Aiden Thomas (YA)

Red-Haired Shanks: The House in the Cerulean Sea by TJ Klune (Adult) Vicious by V.E. Schwab (Adult)

Buggy the Clown: Clown in a Cornfield by Adam Cesare (YA) Joyland by Stephen King (Adult)

Dracule Mihawk: Empire of the Vampire by Jay Kristoff (Adult) Castlevania: The Belmont Legacy by Marc Andreyko (Adult)