Question-everything-twice - Question Everything And Do It Again

WE WERE ROBBED! I know it’s nothing new in this fandom, it’s been going on since I can remember, but STILL!

Hunting down everyone responsible for not making this happen (x)

*cries* IT’S SO BEAUTIFUL

Dean Winchester, patron saint of the weary, I know you’re not one for praying,neither am I, but please. Pray for us.

baptized in blood,

it drips from my nose

with no absolution.

what if it was easy?

Dean Winchester - patron saint of the weary

~

for my beloved Sana @sobernatural celebrating 2k

prompt: young Dean

inprnt / redbubble

please be aware that angel with a shotgun by the cab was released on august 23 2012 which means that this year it's going to be the 10th anniversary of angel with a shotgun

FYI iPhone users!

*ckch*

The girls are fighting at target— Request for back up in aisle 14, Over.

*ckch*

Donald Trump has officially been inaugurated.

Good luck America.

You're going to need it.

In fact, after some of Trump's comments before he came to power, I think we're all going to need it.

I expect to be to be feeling like the gif below every 30 seconds for the next 4 years.

A sneak peak at my doodle page

The Palestinian keffiyeh is not just a piece of fabric used to cover the head or shoulders; it is a deeply rooted symbol that embodies the identity and national heritage of the Palestinian people. Since its association with the Palestinian resistance and the struggle against colonialism, the keffiyeh has become a witness to a long history of resilience. The shapes and patterns adorning it are not random decorations but carry meanings and connotations that reflect the close connection between the Palestinian people and their land.

The black lines that dominate the keffiyeh's design symbolize agricultural fields, representing the Palestinians' bond with their land and their enduring love for it despite all challenges. This land has always been a source of life and identity. Additionally, the intricate mesh patterns resemble fishing nets, reflecting the maritime life and work of Palestinians in coastal areas. The net also symbolizes unity and solidarity, as its intersections highlight the strength of the Palestinian people when they stand together against difficulties.

Other symbols famously associated with the keffiyeh include the stalks of grain, which represent fertility and the relentless effort in agriculture. In the Palestinian context, agriculture is not merely an occupation but a tool of resistance and steadfastness in the face of occupation. Similarly, the recurring square patterns tell the story of the barriers and restrictions faced by the Palestinian people throughout history, whether physical barriers such as walls and military checkpoints or intangible ones like social and political constraints.

The symbolism of the Palestinian keffiyeh can be beautifully summarized in an artistic image. This image highlights the traditional black-and-white patterns of the keffiyeh, blending elements such as agricultural branches, fishing nets, and open fields, along with square designs that reflect unity and resilience. This depiction embodies the profound Palestinian identity and the people's enduring connection to their land and heritage.

The keffiyeh, therefore, is not merely an article of clothing but a symbol of steadfastness and resistance, uniquely capturing the Palestinian people's resilience and cultural identity. Wearing the keffiyeh today is a sincere expression of solidarity with the Palestinian cause and a reaffirmation of the enduring connection to this land and its historical symbols, despite attempts to erase or undermine its identity.

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