daily-showerthoughts:

We use more glue in the first five years of our life than we do for all the rest of it

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northmagneticpole:

Making T-Nico Muhly

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silentambassadors:

Rest in peace, Ezra Jack Keats.  Born Jacob Ezra Katz to Polish immigrants in Brooklyn, Keats almost singlehandedly introduced multiculturalism into mainstream United States of American children’s literature, particularly with The Snowy Day, which won the Caldecott Medal for the most distinguished American picture book for children in 1963.  He never married or had children, expressing at one time his belief that his characters were his children.  He died on this date in 1983 at the age of 67.

Stamp details:
Issued on: October 4, 2017
From: Brooklyn, NY
SC #TBA

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totaperry:

Matthew Mazzotta, Wandering Home

monsieur-j:

Vivetta S/S 2019 Runway Details

itscolossal:

A Beetle Tattoo Spreads its Wings in Tandem With its Owner’s Arm

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