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newyorkthegoldenage · 3 months
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George Gershwin relaxed after composing by painting. Here he is in his New York apartment with his first oil painting, February 1, 1932. He finished it in three days.
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cawsceries · 3 months
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happy cody day!!!!!!
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sictransitgloriamvndi · 11 months
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loveofmylifeh · 7 months
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Harry Styles | Love On Tour LA | Palm Springs 2 | 01 February 23
Photos : kennacordiano
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finn95o · 3 months
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Finally coloured it🙌
I can’t do backgrounds, someone save me…
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meifaism · 3 months
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So... Feb 1 huh...
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newyorkthegoldenage · 3 months
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Sigrid Undset, the Norwegian author of Kristin Lavransdatter and winner of the 1928 Nobel Prize for Literature, was an outspoken critic of Hitler and the Nazis from the early 1930s. When Germany occupied Norway in 1940, Undset fled to the U.S., and lived in Brooklyn Heights until the end of the war. Here she is selecting books from her library to donate to soldiers and sailors, February 1, 1942.
Photo: Associated Press
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dogboymanbirddogman · 3 months
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abybweisse · 2 months
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Ch209 (p1), Cover and title page
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Yeah, there's a lot of deception going on....
"A sinister smile that spells trouble" oddly refers to both of them here. "Smile" (our earl) isn't smiling, but that was the name he was given, but "Black" is smiling, and we know his sinister nature.
More to come soon, but I'm still reading.
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shysheeperz · 3 months
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pickastitch · 3 months
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"morning sunshine!"
"press the record button, pearl, if you haven't already" <- actively murdering her
"team up with me, pearl, let's kill someone together"
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fintan-pyren · 3 months
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anyone else getting nervous about the lack of info about the book 10 title?
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curiositypolling · 2 months
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When making a pizza from scratch, do you put the topping (like mushrooms, meat, peppers, etc) under or on top of the cheese?
Under cheese
On top of cheese
It depends/other
Don’t eat pizza/don’t make pizza from scratch/don’t use toppings other than cheese
I'm sorry, some people put them Under the cheese?? I have to see how many people do that
pls reblog for sample size etc
follow for more occasional useless polls :)
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destinyc1020 · 3 months
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As the main Austin fan in the TZ fandom, we need to report to you that we got video of Austin petting Noon. @1:53
https://youtu.be/ACW11LUkI24?si=nDlNDeTVVTZ3so5v
Omg... Noonie and Austin?? 😃 Aww!!
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FF to Min. 1:46
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Aww! Too cuuuute! 🥰
Great find Anon! 👍
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lqvesoph · 3 months
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traylor’s dropping rep tv to honor mclaren, she told me, them announcing their livery rep style was actually an easter egg
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Eleanor Roosevelt, left, talks with Helen Keller, center, at the American Foundation for Overseas Blind dinner in the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel, February 1, 1955. Keller and Polly Thomson, right, her companion and personal secretary, would leave on February 4 on a tour of South Asia to campaign for facilities for the physically handicapped. The event, as well as her travel, was hosted by the American Foundation for Overseas Blind, Inc. During the dinner Mrs. Roosevelt praised Keller as a "good will ambassador to the world."
According to an article in the New York Times on February 2, 1955, "The blind and deaf educator and author, who is 74 years old, will leave this Friday on a 40,000-mile tour of India, Pakistan, Burma, the Philippines and Japan… Its purpose is to inspire the expansion of facilities for the assistance of the sightless and hard of hearing." Douglas Edwards, CBS News anchor, hosted the event.
Photo: Associated Press via WNYC Text: WNYC
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