So This Is How It Happened

theghostparty:

This doesn’t make sense in context of the actual painting, but I thought it was cute so I made it a thing, okay?

Le Petit Prince has become my new favorite book.

Unlikely Love - Imgur

As someone who is getting sick of all the Israeli and Iranian governments threatening to obliterate each other, it’s nice to see something like this.

nprfreshair:

Lena Dunham on navigating the tricky boundaries with her parents: “I am a working woman out in the world, but I still live with my parents half the time. I’ve been taking this long, stuttering period of moving out. … I feel like I’m constantly asking them to please stay out of my work life, but also to please bring me soup. It’s this weird moment where you just don’t have a sense of what age-appropriate behavior is because there is no age-appropriate behavior.”

(via Lena Dunham Addresses Criticism Aimed At ‘Girls’ : NPR)

Girls is one of the funniest shows I’ve seen in a while.

thepoliticalnotebook:

“Hal Araak fi Olaak?” From a new series of posters designed by Ramallah-based Palestinian graphic designer Amer Amin. The picture is an upside-down photograph of torn down olive trees and the Arabic reads, in Amin’s own translation, “Will I ever see my country in good shape again?” and comes from the de facto anthem of Palestine, a poem called “Mawteni,” written in 1934 by Ibrahim Touqan.

[Mashallah News]

barackobama:

Join the President in protecting the planet, if you’re into that sort of thing.

Palestinian keffiyeh

Los quiero.

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fuckordinary:

French New Wave

The Great Gatsby is my favorite book so far

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I’m really getting into UK politics and the Labour Party right now

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unicef:

UNICEF poster circa 1971

Maybe it’s because of the anniversary of the Egyptian Revolution, but the Middle East uprisings are starting to fascinate me.

thepoliticalnotebook:

A solidarity poster en français supporting the Moroccan reform/revolutionary movement: “Long live the fight of the Moroccan people! Freedom for the revolutionary prisoners! Down with the reactionary Moroccan regime and with French imperialism! 

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