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The brilliant philosophy of a 1st grader. 画
Amen kid, every body stfu!
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“To keep their children from going to the fields, some parents in the 17th century would allow their daughter to sleep in the same bed as the young man courting her – but both the woman and man were tied down with heavy rope, in a practice known as ‘bundling.’” — From today’s Fresh Air, on the history of bedrooms, bathrooms and kitchens.
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“To keep their children from going to the fields, some parents in the 17th century would allow their daughter to sleep in the same bed as the young man courting her – but both the woman and man were tied down with heavy rope, in a practice known as ‘bundling.’” — From today’s Fresh Air, on the history of bedrooms, bathrooms and kitchens.
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Earworms: The Songs In Your Head, Bugging You!
This fellow, Flickr user Cayusa, got the McDonald’s Filet O Fish song stuck in his head, and it prompted this photo shoot. NPR spoke with psychologist Vicky Williamson about collecting earworms, the reasons some songs get stuck in our heads, and the implications for understanding human memory. Full story, and a chance to share your earworms, here!
Mickey Mouse with Ernie, Baby, and Bear Bear.
In bloom.
My favorite time of year.
(Source: fuckyeahdementia)
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