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[ruby @moonlitedame]

Forbidden city dancers backstage, photographed for Holiday Magazine, 1948. 💖

[ruby @moonlitedame]

@Cinthiaa5455 Dra. Vania Araujo she works for Vive Plastic Surgery in Tijuana. I paid $4,600 🙂‍↔️ she does however require a $700 deposit in order to book with her. So I just paid the remaining $3,900 upfront.

[ruby @moonlitedame]

getting a nose job is not for the weak but I love my new nose

[ruby @moonlitedame]

bitches that swear they coochie ain’t ever stank annoy me and are so performative

[Peace 💕 @Peacerayy]

Healthy coochie smells like onions guysss, don’t expect it to smell like strawberries

[ruby @moonlitedame]

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[ruby @moonlitedame]

Ahhh!!! As a huge mummy fan this is so exciting!!

[The Dr. Rachel Weisz daily count bot @kiana_weisz]

FIRST LOOK AT BRENDAN FRASER AND RACHEL WEISZ ON SET FOR THE MUMMY 4!!

[iva 𓂀 @angelicdeed]

I would genuinely never consider a serious partner that smokes weed or does shrooms or anything of that nature like I really find these types to be neurotic and delusional more often than not

[morrissey enjoyer @morrisseyenjoyr]

my favorite thing is spending time alone :) which is very good but also very bad!

[ruby @moonlitedame]

yall sound stupid af it was a tragic accident not no damn “death spell”

[𝔴𝔥𝔬 𝔞𝔪 𝔦. @FCKNABEJEE]

i hate to sound insensitive but i think that man had a death spell on him. somebody wanted him dead. no way you beat cancer +COVID, escape from a burning car & then die from being thrown off a roller coaster.

[ruby @moonlitedame]

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[ruby @moonlitedame]

“I never saw a wild thing sorry for itself.”
—D.H. Lawrence

[ruby @moonlitedame]

Change is great— but have you taken responsibility for the harm you caused?

[ruby @moonlitedame]

I’m starting to enjoy shallow ppl. They’re quite amusing.

[Shayeanna @Shayeanna]

Learn skills/knowledge, make money, use things, love people, enjoy experiences, create art, and live life

[erisa @fashionmoment]

hands down best jennifer lopez look

[Unc With Good Puss @MissMiseryDX]

You can’t hobby your way out of needing human connection btw

[ruby @moonlitedame]

Free her!!!

[WTF @mrwtffacts]

🇺🇸 In 2014, Chicago woman Dawn Michelle Hunt thought she had won the trip of a lifetime.

She received an email saying she had won an all-expenses-paid trip to Australia.

At first she was suspicious, but after checking out the company she believed the offer was legitimate.

The trip included a stopover in China to collect prize documents and designer handbags she was told to take with her to Australia.

Then, at the airport in Guangzhou, security searched the handbags and found more than 4.5 pounds of methamphetamine sewn into the linings.

Hunt was arrested.

Chinese authorities later acknowledged she had likely been used as an unwitting drug mule, but the court still convicted her saying she “should have known better”

She was originally sentenced to death with a two-year reprieve, which was later reduced to life in prison.

More than a decade on, she remains locked up in Guangdong Women’s Prison and her family continues to fight for her release.

[FeelGoodThoughts @feelgoodtale]

On January 8, 1888, 19-year-old Kate Kampen gave birth to her son, Henry Royal Kampen, alone in a freezing sod cabin on the Dakota prairie. Her husband, Wilhelm, had left the previous day to travel 23 miles to Parker for coal and food, unaware that their baby would arrive while he was gone. With their supplies nearly exhausted, the coal bin empty, and no doctor or midwife nearby, Kate faced an unimaginable situation. She wrapped her newborn in every scrap of cloth she could find, climbed into bed, and held him against her bare skin, using her own body heat to keep him alive. She had no way of knowing that an even greater danger was approaching.

On January 12, the devastating Children’s Blizzard swept across the Great Plains, bringing ferocious winds, blinding snow, and temperatures plunging far below zero. Hundreds of people were caught in the storm, and 235 lives were lost. Wilhelm was stranded in the open prairie when the blizzard struck. After his horses collapsed, he stumbled toward shelter and eventually crawled into a barn, where he survived for three days by huddling among pigs for warmth. Meanwhile, Kate remained in the cabin, holding Henry close through the freezing nights, with no fire, no help, and no certainty that her husband would ever return. For days, her own warmth and determination became her newborn’s only protection against the deadly cold.

When the storm finally passed, Wilhelm made his way home, frostbitten and barely able to stand, but alive. He built a fire, and the cabin slowly warmed again. Kate and Henry had survived against extraordinary odds. The couple went on to raise seven children, build a life on the prairie, and Kate lived into her nineties. Her story is a powerful reminder that courage does not always announce itself with grand gestures. Sometimes, it is a frightened young mother lying in the darkness, refusing to let go of her child. The world may never know the names of countless ordinary heroes, but their extraordinary acts of love and survival deserve to be remembered.

[ruby @moonlitedame]

quick solo tijuana trip tomorrow ☺️