what they expected of us all.
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cudster.
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our childhood sweethearts.
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not where our kids live.
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"Teach kids how to think, not what to think."
— Richard Dawkins (via cwnl)
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serenity now.
Abel and Mark Nicholson House by National Register on Flickr.
A National Historic Landmark
Salem County, NJ
Listed in NR: 01/16/1997
Designated an NHL: 02/16/2000
This house is a remarkably intact example of Delaware Valley patterned brick architecture, an early Mid-Atlantic building tradition. The essential characteristic of this style is exterior decoration in vitrified brick. Laid as headers, the brick was used to create geometric patterns and sometimes the date of construction and/or the owner’s initials on a gable wall of the house. The Nicholson House features a gable wall with a diamond pattern and the construction date (1722) in patterned brickwork, as well as checkered string courses on the other three walls. As the finest surviving example from the early years of this building tradition, the Nicholson House is as important as the Fairbanks House in Massachusetts, Bacon’s Castle in Virginia, and Drayton Hall in South Carolina (all National Historic Landmarks). These four properties are nationally significant because they illustrate early, regional styles of American architecture.
National Register of Historic Places
National Historic Landmarks
makes ya think, dunnit?
Real Genius, 1985 (dir. Martha Coolidge)
Which image is the final image?
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don’t we all wish anybody’s adolescent years were this wild
