We Had The Stars, You And I. And This Is Given Once Only.

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Here are some of my favourite under-appreciated shots from the Japanese Booklet.

It’s so beautiful, guys! I love the format (it’s actually quite big). 

Also, it seems the order of the shoot wasn’t as chronological as they made us believe, so I have even more appreciation for Timmy’s and Armie’s acting craft, seriously.

And Armie was on the set even when he wasn’t in the scene (Elio and Marzia friends forever scene on the piazza).

I absolutely love Amira:

Le Dancing:

Just a heads-up for all the armpit kinkers ( @shes-gone-rogue @shellgoes211 @holdmygazeoliver ):

I feel this one is not enough talked about, honestly:

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Raffaella Carrà Butterfly Dress by Luca Sabatelli  for Fantastico, 1982 Rose su rose by Michael Bailey Gates, Vogue Italia, October 2018

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Scary Love // The Neighbourhood

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“She lives the poetry she cannot write.”

- Oscar Wilde

I just want you all to know this is coming.

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usefulness of khan academy

 7/26/2017

 during my junior year of high school, I was introduced to a phenomenal learning program called khan academy by a counselor of mine. i’m pretty sure most students have heard of it since it’s been around for ten years, but i’m not convinced about if it’s widely known of how useful khan acdemy is. beyond its surface subjects, you can find lessons for tons of subjects and tests (and it’s free!) 

the novelties  

math: includes collegiate level mathematics like multivariable calculus, differential equations, & linear algebra 

science: cosmology & astronomy includes cosmo & astro and a little bit of environmental science & geology 

science: health & medicine is great for an anatomy & physiology class, and the NCLEX-RN is also amazing for an anatomy class- great pair

science: electrical engineering is great for an intro to elec engineering 

science: organic chem - speaks for itself

computing: learn how to code, program, and animate

grammar: I’m currently using the grammar section to prep for  ACT English. great if you need to brush up on grammar rules! 

econ: Macro, micro, & finance!   

SAT: obviously can be used for SAT prep, but also for ACT prep! types of questions might be different but it’s great for practice in the  ACT Math content areas- pre-algebra, elementary & intermediate algebra, trig, and plane & coordinate geometry 

MCAT: I personally believe that the MCAT section on  khan academy is a juggernaut- huge amount of resources in this test prep- review of bio, chem, and physics, has psychology & sociology lessons available, i used the MCAT section to understand positive and negative reinforcement and punishment in psych.

there’s also separate sections for AP Physics 1&2, AP Bio, AP Chem, AP US History and info on entrepreneurship! just remember that khan acdemy is not for in depth studying in most subject areas, it’s great for general or supplemental notes! i hope this helps someone! happy studying! :)

Harry Styles - falling

Original painting by Andrew Wyeth