shinmens:

kiddthemaniac:

dawindupbird:

Peepo Choo vol 2

I think that a lot of tumblr would benefit from reading peepo choo idk

This is important.

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booksnbuildings:

The library at Sissinghurst castle, the delightful and exquisite home of Vita Sackville-West and her husband, Harold Nicolson.

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amandaonwriting:

Bookish Words

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thecakebar:

Red Velvet Nutella Cinnamon Rolls Tutorial 

• {click link for FULL tutorial and recipe}

givemeajobplease:

I remember now when this felt like home. Four years before I moved here, on a week long visit, I had a sinus infection that I didn’t realize was from allergies, and I had walked five miles in the summer heat I didn’t realize was every summer day, and I woke up in my brother’s apartment, got up…

grrrenadine:

ta da

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batgirls-number-1-stalker:

nerdowyradar:

NERD girl!

Okay where did she get those sheets?! Those are way fucking cooler than the batman sheets I have!

foreignaffairsmagazine:

How will history judge Hillary Clinton, the soft-power secretary of state? http://fam.ag/YZeFht

The diplomatic world keeps pining for the next George Kennan, someone who might sum up the country’s overall mission in a strategic concept as simple as containment. But Kennan, in truth, had things relatively easy compared with today’s policymakers. He faced a bipolar world consisting of two utterly opposed ideological systems and an adversary whose strengths and weaknesses could be analyzed in a static way. Twenty-first-century strategists confront a far more complex and multidimensional world, one in which a lone terrorist or hacker can threaten a superpower.

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Despite the lack of a singular triumph to her name, however, there is a case to be made that the impact Clinton had on U.S. foreign policy will be felt long after she has left office… Asked what she most enjoyed about the job, she replied, “A lot of it is not the headline stuff. It’s the slow and steady progress that I think provides a much firmer footing for us.”

Slow and steady progress is not necessarily the stuff of greatness. But it is valuable nonetheless, and it may be what, in the end, the world will remember most about Clinton’s tenure as the country’s top diplomat.

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