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Smile!
As a visual antidote to the seemingly endless bad news we’ve all endured over the past several months, we offer a selection of iconic, sunny, jubilant pictures from across the decades.
(Alfred Eisenstaedt / Time & Life Pictures / Getty Images)
endlesslyunamusing: natgeofound:
A milkman and his terrier pose at the back of a milk truck, May 1948.
Photograph by Melville B. Grosvenor, National Geographic:’)
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34Arbore, a flooring contractor in Madrid, Spain, created these awesome interlocking hardwood pieces in the form of M.C. Escher’s famous geometric Reptiles.
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Paul Signac (French, 1863-1935), Eucalyptus à Antibes, 1910. Black ink, watercolour and gouache, 39 x 34.5 cm. Collection James T. Dyke.
Signac quoted Delacroix approvingly: “L’ennemi de toute peinture est le gris!” (“Gray is the enemy of all painting!”)
(Source: quiatuelaurapalmer)
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One last stop, he says. And they drive to Westside Lanes.
I grew up bowling. I don’t want to bowl. It was raining.
We’re not going to bowl, the circus carpet dark with gum
beneath them, and he parts the curtains on the best
photo booth in town. He feeds it the three dollars, Get
in. They somehow share the short ridged stool. In here
we have to tell each other one true thing. You first. Click.
This is the best way I could think to have my arm around you.
Click. Click. Click.
