mostlyghostie:

What books have you done this to?

Instagram / Shop

mikkeneko:

This is being reposted, for the advent of American Thanksgiving, on November 17th, 2023. American Thanksgiving this year is on November 23rd.

If you are seeing this after November 21st 2023 do NOT come crying to me about it being too late. That ain’t my fault. I Do Not Control The Rate At Which Turkey Thaws

literally21:

Harm Happening Around the World

Please note that there are actually more humanity crisis situations happening about the world.

taraljc:

mostly-funnytwittertweets:

I feel so seen.

thowawayuntilfurthernotice:

Fuck Elongated Muskrat.

Fuck Mark Zuckerberg.

And fuck every single social media app that is trying to stop people from talking about what is happening in Palestine.

yr-tiktok-mom:

(Source: tiktok.com)

neechees:

Water tribe fancast with some actual Inuit actors bc the TV show failed us in that regard:

Mila Heilmann Kreutzmann or Tasiana Shirley as Katara

Rory Anawak as Sokka

Peelie Ootoova as Avatar Koruk

luthienne:

ALT

Fady Joudah, from A Palestinian Meditation in a Time of Annihilation

willigula:

Flying South by Clara Scintilla, 2023

serenaci:

“spontaneous combustion” - tiny marker doodle

pruzan:

diagnosed with crush on a dark haired man disease

swordshapedleaves:

justalurkr:

This is basically what my physical therapist had me do for my back problems last year and it helped with the pain so much! Also walk for at least thirty minutes a day, even if it’s just in small chunks throughout the day.

charmiixx:

vilecrocodile:

8 Hanukkah candle brands that don’t support the JNF · Jewschool

Like many a Jewish Diaspora kid I grew up with a white and blue JNF pushka in my room. I even received a certificate for

Jewschool

On this Shabbos and as Hanukkah draws near (Dec 7th), I’d like to share this article, one of the only guides I’ve been able to find on where to buy candles for Shabbos/Hanukkah/etc that don’t support the Jewish National Fund. For those unfamiliar with the JNF, it is a Zionist organization formed in 1901 to buy land for Jewish settlement, and among other things has been responsible for much of the ecological “development” (read: colonialism) of Palestine. One of its main efforts is in soliciting money from diaspora Jews to fund the Zionist project, and many of the larger brands of Judicia donate a portion of their proceeds to it. As Hanukkah candles begin appearing in stores, you might check the box and note a JNF logo on the side.

This is a list of candle companies that specifically do not donate a part of their proceeds to the JNF, one of the only articles of its kind I’ve never been able to find. The companies listed aren’t all necessarily anti-Zionist or don’t donate to Israel in other ways - I’d recommend researching bigger names like Manischewitz, for example - but Narrow Bridges Candles IS anti-zionist and explicitly supports and promotes BDS. I’ve bought from them before, they make beautiful beeswax candles of all kinds, and would highly recommend you get your holiday candles here if it’s financially doable.

Good Shabbos and have a safe and beautiful Hanukkah, when you remember the miracle of the eight nights remember also the people of Gaza and the scarcity there.