L'Art et la mode Juin 1952
Worth Collection Haute Couture Spring/Summer 1952. The tartan lapels of a matching blouse are folded down over the jacket of this white alpaca suit. Hat by Svend.
Worth Collection Haute Couture Printemps Èté 1952.
Sur la veste de ce tailleur en alpaga blanc, se rabat-tent les revers écossais d'une blouse de même tissu. Chapeau de Svend.
Photo Georges Saad
Why would God put His Son through such suffering if you weren’t worth it? No one pays such a high price for nothing.
oooughhhuhhuhoguhoguogh i shouldn’t have chugged the last of the milk this morning
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After the release of the Headphone 1 last year — Nothing’s first over-ear headphones — the company is back with the Headphone A. They’re a slimmed-down over-ear option that keep the Nothing design aesthetic and excellent controls while decreasing the weight and bumping battery life up to a maximum of 135 hours. There are some concessions — middling call quality and a carrying bag instead of a…
How i look reading that im not supposed to be doing any talking after dental surgery after I just voiced every character in corru.observer for like 3+ hours straight for my gf the same day I got 2 teeth taken out.
ALT“What’s the price of a pet robin? Some loose change, right? And GOD cares what happens to it even more than you do. HE pays even greater attention to you, down to the last detail—even numbering the hairs on your head! So don’t be intimidated by all this bully talk. You’re worth more than a million robins/canaries. Matthew 10:29-31 [MSG]
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“…Tear-jerker alert: If you’re like me and find yourself weeping each time you encounter Thornton Wilder’s timeless Our Town, this poignant episode of the space opera is no exception.
Taking Wilder’s theme of “the life of the village against the life of the stars” to heart, the show uses the play as a metaphor to help the cadets get over their lingering trauma from the Miyazaki incident.
Theater, says visiting officer Sylvia Tilly (Star Trek: Discovery‘s Mary Wiseman), is “one of the most powerful tools for social and political change.” She’s not wrong, and this exercise has a profound effect on Tarima (Zoé Steiner), SAM (Kerrice Brooks), and even the curmudgeonly ancient hologram Doctor (Robert Picardo).
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La Femme chic Janvier 1953
Worth Collection Haute Couture Spring/Summer 1953.
Joan Whelan wears “Tournepierre,” a red linen dress by Coudurier-Fructus-Descher with a white piqué collar. The skirt is widened by large pleats alternating with groups of fine pleats.
Worth Collection Haute Couture Printemps/Été 1953.
Joan Whelan porte “Tournepierre”, robe en toile fibranne rouge de Coudurier-Fructus-Descher à col éclairé de piqué blanc. La jupe est élargie par de gros plis alternant avec des groupes de fins plissés.
Photo Frères Séeberger
Ball Gown, Charles Fredrick Worth, 1894, The Kyoto Costume Institute
Tempozan Man-sen Nu-shin no Zu, Yashima Gakutei, 1838, The Metropolitan Museum of Art
i’m tired of being the person who makes everyone else feel seen while i’m standing right here, invisible.
[[MORE]]we talk about wanting to be loved, but it’s so much more than that. i want to be chosen. i don’t want to be the person you talk to just because i’m there or because you’re bored. i want to be the person you actually want to talk to. i want to be a priority, not just a backup plan you remember when everyone else is busy.
it’s exhausting to be understood only when it’s convenient for you. i want to feel safe enough to tell you how i feel without worrying that you’ll get mad or walk away. i want to be cherished, like i actually matter, not just tolerated like a chore you have to get through.
the saddest part is realizing i’ve been playing both roles in this story. i’m the one giving the love, and i’m also the one trying to convince myself that you’re giving it back.
i don’t want to be used for my heart while mine is breaking. i just want to be loved for who i am, not for what i can do for you.
Everything has its turning point. What if today is yours?
What if ngayon mo marealize ang worth mo by simply asking, “Do I really want to live like this for the rest of my life?”
Because sometimes, growth doesn’t start with a big leap, it starts with one honest question. One quiet moment of truth. One decision to stop settling for less than you deserve.
Maybe the turning point isn’t about changing everything overnight but about finally choosing yourself.
And maybe, just maybe, that question is the start of your breakthrough.
The real significance of the salary bonus for university alumni is often misunderstood by the general public.
