"A passionate, fragmentary girl, maybe?"

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  25th May

  Please, please, please!

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• 25th May

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  bluprint:

  Brooklyn based artist Julia Chiang uses a wide variety of materials in her sculpture and installation based work, including nostalgic and sweet ring pops. the colourfoul candy has been used by chiang in a number of works often employed as pixels spelling out words. the candy jewels atop the rings melts over time under gallery lights and slowly drips down the walls. the melted sugar stains the surfaces it touches. one of chiang’s largest ring pop installation was presented at this year’s art gallery.

  Love(,) Always.

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• 25th May

  Yeah.

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• 23rd May

  It feels like I’ve been waiting forever to do something like this for Miles from The Nanny.

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• 
  23rd May

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• 
  23rd May

  But the charm is still there–if not in Grace and her (in)consistency, then in her two travel companions, Lena and Han. Not all of us might be able to relate to Grace’s problem of tracking a cheating fiance across Singapore and Bangkok, but Grace’s (in)consistency, contrasted with Han as urban girl without rest while nursing a broken heart and Lena as married woman desiring space and quality bonding time with the girls, succeeds in nudging readers towards the direction of Total Life Enjoyment.

  
  

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• 23rd May

  The Audrey Hepburn one! And the one with round slices of lemon! Actually, you know what, everything on here…

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• "Declaring that “life must always be protected”, a senior Vatican cleric has defended the Catholic Church’s decision to excommunicate the mother and doctors of a nine-year-old rape victim who had a life-saving abortion in Brazil… The unnamed girl’s mother and doctors were excommunicated for agreeing to Wednesday’s emergency abortion yet the Church has not taken formal steps against the stepfather, who is in custody. Jose Cardoso Sobrinho, the conservative regional archbishop for Pernambuco where the girl was rushed to hospital, has said that the man would not be thrown out of the Church, because although he had allegedly committed “a heinous crime”, the Church took the view that “the abortion, the elimination of an innocent life, was more serious”."
  23rd May
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  Brazil Rocked by Abortion for 9-Year-Old Rape Victim: Church excommunicates mother and doctors—but not accused rapist (via cocknbull)

  I just want to repeat the crux of this quote so it’ll sink in: the Catholic church believes that a 9-year-old rape victim getting an abortion is worthy of excommunication but actually raping a 9-year-old is NOT worthy of excommunication.

  I was raised Catholic and this shit (aside from not believing in god) is why I don’t practice it anymore.

  Love,

  Rabble

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• 23rd May

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• 
  22nd May

  lacigreen:

  sing it, girl.

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