To bring back everything and make me once again realise how deep the wounds from last year are, to be feeling this bad even now
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So, whoever made this has taught me more in this one pic set than 12 years of grade school, 4 years of college and my ongoing years in law school.
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shoutout out to all my buddies who have shitty dads or no dads at all this father’s day, you turned out just great regardless, you can’t choose your family and you don’t deserve any negativity from them,and you don’t deserve backlash or guilt-tripping for cutting them out of your life if that’s what you need/ed to do and i love you all
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lovely things → tea
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Fairy Rings
A fairy ring is a naturally occurring arc of mushrooms that usually appear in forests, but may also grow in grasslands. While the name of this phenomenon and lore behind it vary by culture, the most widely recognized tale indicates that fairy rings were created by a circle of dancing fairies. Numerous tales caution against entering these rings for fear of being cursed to die at a young age, being luring away into the fairy realm etc.
Modern science now recognizes this phenomenon as the result of fungus (the most common of which is Marasmius oreades). The body, or mycelium, of the fungus grows underground in an outward circle and as it grows it steals nutrients from nearby grass. Mushrooms spring up around the outer edge of the mycelium. As the ring grows the fungus releases a chemical to break down outward organic matter, allowing for a surplus of nutrient the mycelium can use when it reaches it. This accounts for the darker, taller, thicker grass often seen with fairy rings.
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everybody wants morgan freeman to narrate their life but I want five sassy singing lady muses
The dragon no one’s ever seen. We call it the Night Fury.
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Yesterday I took part in a focus group for teachers looking at providing advice and information to our Board of Education, and Ministry of Education, about how to address mental health issues in our schools. We talked about the concerns, and the needs of teachers, to support our ever growing…
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