Thereโs something striking about Hugo Simbergโs painting, which portrays grim reapers not as harbingers of death, but as gentle, attentive gardeners.
I really love this painting by Hugo Simberg (1873โ1917) because it portrays the end of life not as something terrifying or tragic, but as something quiet, peaceful, and deeply human. The skeletal figures gently tend a garden of flowers, carrying out their work like ordinary gardeners. Rather than evoking fear, they appear compassionate and thoughtful, caring for a natural process that ultimately connects all living things.
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when activist rachel held evans (also a 37 year old mother), who disagreed with matt politically in every possible way, died suddenly 7 years ago.....this is what he said.
and she was an "agitator" (complimentary).
our discourse has fallen so far.
A medieval Christmas hedgehog to put the finishing touch on your holiday ๐๐ฆ
This little guy dates from around 1302 and can be found in Verdun, Bibliothรจque Municipale MS 107, fol. 8
This is because in 2013 the *definition* of autism was expanded to include Asperger's, CDD, PDD-NOS, and the Autistic Disorder.
Numbers went up because the definition changed to include more variants. And testing and awareness of Autism just got better over time. This is insane.