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Magnifique photo de @JoyceCarolOates (au dos de son recueil de poèmes, Love and its derangements) (et grande envie de le traduire…)
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You still have your family.
You still have your friends.
You still have your work.
You still have your passions.
You still have your diversions.
You still have the capacity to feel joy, and the means of doing so.
You still have your mind, which is and will always be yours alone.
And you still have the ability, no matter how difficult it may seem, to choose to carry on with your life, and spend the one and only existence you will get for all eternity in as loving, fulfilling, and authentic a way as you possibly can.
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Sorry, my friends, but I am in mourning—The United States of America, 248 years old, RIP—and will not be responding to your comments. I will ache and sob and lick my wounds all on my own.
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An atmospheric phenomenon resembling a celestial gateway is known as a subsun. This stunning optical effect occurs when sunlight reflects off plate-shaped ice crystals present in clouds, creating bright spots or halos that can appear below the sun.
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Margaret Hamilton is a pivotal figure in the history of space exploration, particularly known for her contributions to NASA's Apollo program. As the lead developer of the onboard flight software for the Apollo spacecraft, she played a crucial role in enabling humanity's first moon landing in 1969.






















