There isn't a housing crisis, there's an overpopulation crisis.
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To tell the truth doesn't make one special, but to lie, makes one repugnant.
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Behold the exquisite detail of this statue in #DunfermlineAbbey, #Fife, #Scotland. Erected in 1867 by the widow of Major General the Hon. Robert Bruce. His feet being crossed indicates that he was a crusader. The effort that's gone into this beautiful piece of art represents the value of the man in question, and the authenticity of his wife's love. Her love, lives on, beautifully and eternally in death. A lesson for the ungrateful living among us, centures later.
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The final sunset of the 90s is enough to snap the strongest of hearts. π
It's hard to fathom how many wonderful people we've left behind. However, one thing we can be sure of is that a great many from our past were too far good for today's world.
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It's hard to fathom how many wonderful people we've left behind. However, one thing we can be sure of is that a great many from our past were too far good for today's world.
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"This year's love had better last,
Heaven knows it's, high time.
I've been waiting, on my own,
Too long.
And when you hold me, like you do,
It feels so right, oh now.
I start to forget how my heart gets torn,
When that hurt gets thrown,
Feeling like you can't go on"..
Heaven knows it's, high time.
I've been waiting, on my own,
Too long.
And when you hold me, like you do,
It feels so right, oh now.
I start to forget how my heart gets torn,
When that hurt gets thrown,
Feeling like you can't go on"..
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Forwarded from Dark & Fascinating Art (Vin's Favourite Artwork Archive)
'St Paul's Cathedral and the slums' (from 'London: A Pilgrimage', 1872) by Gustav DorΓ©
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If her presence, in the room, is simply based on yours; Sir, you have more wealth combined, than all the distant shores. Text: @VinnieSullivan Painter: Edward Hopper by Room in New York, 1932
In order to find a permanent place of comfort, one must first venture out of one's comfort zone.
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