Attendre et Espérer

May 29

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May 23

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sweethomestyle:

rope light installation.

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May 16

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Why is the word yes so brief?
It should be
the longest,
the hardest,
so that you could not decide in an instant to say it,
so that upon reflection you could stop
in the middle of saying it.

“[Why is the word yes so brief?]” by Vera Pavlova, in If There is Something to Desire: One Hundred Poems, translated by Steven Seymour (via growing-orbits)

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May 15

The Defiance Of The Different

officialiwrotethisforyou:

Most importantly, if you can at all avoid it, don’t be normal. Strive, burn and do everything you can to avoid being the industry standard. Even the highest industry standard. Be greater than anything anyone else has ever dreamed of you. Don’t settle for pats on the back, salary increases, a nod-and-a-smile. Instead, rage against the tepidness of the mundane with every fiber of whatever makes you, you. Change this place.

Please, do that for me.

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Feb 15

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jtotheizzoe:

The New Symbol of Love?

From Mad Art Lab, an excerpt from an ode to the kidney as a new symbol of love:

… Offer an organ you can actually spare
One that works hard, but is somewhat less rare

An organ whose measure is greater than wealth
And when shared can invigorate health

For true love, if we may call it that
Gives of itself and expects nothing back

Such a love may be given, but also rejected
For love is like antibodies and very selective

So if love is something you want to give free
Select as your symbol of love the kidney

(via Mad Art Lab)

(Reblogged from jtotheizzoe)

Jan 26

Gawad Panitikang Pangkalusugan

unibersidadngpilipinas:

The Gawad Panitikan Pangkalusugan is a NATIONWIDE children’s storybook writing competition with HEALTH as its main theme. Entries written in English are geared to bring into light health issues and concepts to Filipino children aged 5 to 10 years.

It challenges participants to break away from a clinical, straightforward and sanitized presentation of health and to mold it in a form that is enjoyable and of interest for its young audience.

The project not only seeks to raise relevant health issues to the national consciousness, it also carries an advocacy for literacy and education, even as it celebrates Filipino ingenuity and culture.

After its successful pilot year, which carried the theme “Tabi-tabi Po: Exploring Philippine Health Myths” and donated more than 10,000 books to institutions nationwide, it now focuses on child safety and health.

This year, it carries the theme “Luksong Tinik: Kwentong Kaligtasan para sa Kabataan” and attempts to advocate creating safe and caring environments for children through education.Child safety is likened to the children’s game, luksong tinik, wherein you have to use skill to jump over obstacles to get to the other side. With our books, we hope to provide children with the skills and knowledge to jump over dangers and into safety.

For more information, contact us at info@gawadpanitikan.com.

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