angethegiraffe:

That skirt’s movement is amazing. It looks like wisps of smoke. Beautiful.

angethegiraffe:

That skirt’s movement is amazing. It looks like wisps of smoke. Beautiful.

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mymagical-childhood:

directionerfromdistrict12:

best. post. ever. made. on. Tumblr.

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ARTISTICALLY SUPPRESSED: I’ve found I’m like a bag of chips—half-empty from the start;I take...

artisticallysuppressed:

I’ve found I’m like a bag of chips—
half-empty from the start;
I take this life in tiny sips
from a fragile teacup heart.

There is no leap without a drop,
some inevitable pain;
but I’d do anything to stop
this hollow heart’s refrain.

If a heart taped shut and sewn with time
proves stronger than…

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theshadows-are-long:

tell me you’re willing to fight; that i’m still the love of your life…

theshadows-are-long:

tell me you’re willing to fight;
that i’m still the love of your life…

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Write bad things that are done to you in sand, but write the good things that happen to you on a piece of marble

arab proverb (via thewriterofthequotes)

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vedrai:

Alina Cojocaru at Sleeping Beauty

vedrai:

Alina Cojocaru at Sleeping Beauty

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thescienceofreality:

Super Moon? How About a Super Sun!“On May 5, 2012, while everyone else was waiting for the “Super Moon” astrophotographer Alan Friedman was out capturing this super image of a super Sun from his back yard in Buffalo, NY!Taken with a specialized telescope that can image the Sun in hydrogen alpha light, Alan’s photo shows the intricate detail of our home star’s chromosphere — the layer just above its “surface”, or photosphere.Prominences can be seen rising up from the Sun’s limb in several places, and long filaments — magnetically-suspended lines of plasma — arch across its face. The “fuzzy” texture is caused by smaller features called spicules and fibrils, which are short-lived spikes of magnetic fields that rapidly rise up from the surface of the Sun.On the left side it appears that a prominence may have had just detached from the Sun’s limb, as there’s a faint cloud of material suspended there.”

thescienceofreality:


Super Moon? How About a Super Sun!

“On May 5, 2012, while everyone else was waiting for the “Super Moon” astrophotographer Alan Friedman was out capturing this super image of a super Sun from his back yard in Buffalo, NY!

Taken with a specialized telescope that can image the Sun in hydrogen alpha light, Alan’s photo shows the intricate detail of our home star’s chromosphere — the layer just above its “surface”, or photosphere.

Prominences can be seen rising up from the Sun’s limb in several places, and long filaments — magnetically-suspended lines of plasma — arch across its face. The “fuzzy” texture is caused by smaller features called spicules and fibrils, which are short-lived spikes of magnetic fields that rapidly rise up from the surface of the Sun.

On the left side it appears that a prominence may have had just detached from the Sun’s limb, as there’s a faint cloud of material suspended there.”


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10 Things Schools Should Know About Learning Music

howarthoflondon:

Click on the title for the main article!

10 Things Schools Should Know About Learning Music.pdf

Music can say a lot about your school. Today, many more schools are benefiting from the transformational power that music brings to pupils, parents and whole schools.

This booklet highlights ten important musical facts that every school leader should know.

Music should be an entitlement for every child, an integral part of school life and never side-lined as just a ‘nice to have’ subject.

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