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From Facebook.


Dumbest Cop Ever (via snarkinjarkin69)

This cracks me up every time I see it. “I think we are dead. Time is going by really slow.” haha!

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oscarwild:

“I am not young enough to know everything.”— Oscar Wilde

oscarwild:

“I am not young enough to know everything.”— Oscar Wilde

(via libraryland)

You do what you gotta do… ;-) 

You do what you gotta do… ;-) 

(via libraryland)

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myvoiceisforhim:

Life without God no matter how seemingly valuable leads to emptiness.

myvoiceisforhim:

Life without God no matter how seemingly valuable leads to emptiness.

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Creativity. I love it!

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discovered on imgfave.com (social image bookmarking)

Creativity. I love it!

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Art, Physical Education, Music. Where art thou?

Art, Physical Education, Music. Where art thou?

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*sigh* Guilty Pleasures.

*sigh* Guilty Pleasures.


colpo-di-fulmine:

Lauren from Season 7 So You Think You Can Dance- her solo to “At Last” by Etta James

This is absolutely BEAUTIFUL!!!

I love this & I love this show! I can not wait for it to come back on.

Currently Reading: Upstairs Girls by Michael Rutter
Prostitutes make up one of the most engaging chapters in the story of  the American West. Upstairs Girls opens a window on the lives of these  women for hire&#8212;why they turned to prostitution, who they worked for,  and what their lives were like. Author and historian Michael Rutter  offers a thorough history of prostitution in the West, with chapters on  notorious madams, the hierarchy of prostitution, from parlor girls to  streetwalkers, and occupational hazards such as disease and addiction.  Rutter also unveils the brutal Chinese sex trade, which was little more  than slavery, with women being shipped across the Pacific and bought and  sold like material goods. The engaging and carefully researched  background history leads up to the often heart-breaking and sometimes  humorous profiles of the individual madams and prostitutes, from the  famous Calamity Jane to the less-known Rosa May, from ruthless madam Ah  Toy to mother of civil rights Mary Ellen Pleasant.

Currently Reading: Upstairs Girls by Michael Rutter

Prostitutes make up one of the most engaging chapters in the story of the American West. Upstairs Girls opens a window on the lives of these women for hire—why they turned to prostitution, who they worked for, and what their lives were like. Author and historian Michael Rutter offers a thorough history of prostitution in the West, with chapters on notorious madams, the hierarchy of prostitution, from parlor girls to streetwalkers, and occupational hazards such as disease and addiction. Rutter also unveils the brutal Chinese sex trade, which was little more than slavery, with women being shipped across the Pacific and bought and sold like material goods. The engaging and carefully researched background history leads up to the often heart-breaking and sometimes humorous profiles of the individual madams and prostitutes, from the famous Calamity Jane to the less-known Rosa May, from ruthless madam Ah Toy to mother of civil rights Mary Ellen Pleasant.