hey will you remember me in a day
yeah
will you remember me in a week
yeah
will you remember me in a month
yeah
knock knock
who’s there
i thought you said you’d remember me
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Children watch the approach of a storm on the roof of their home in the remote Mugu District. Food security remains elusive in the western district, where poverty is endemic and crop yields are low. As monsoon rains commence in June 2010, beleaguered farmers are also concerned about the effects of flooding and landslides on food production. In the past four years, chronic hunger has worsened around the world, with over two thirds of sufferers - some 642 million people- living in Asia.
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Mother of God…
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Always be thankful for what you have.
Adffjghfk this so much. From pretty much the start Disney has shown, over and over, that they are never opposed to exposing different lifestyles, ethnicities, familial arrangements, et cetera, et cetera, in their movies, and I don’t think that they get enough recognition for it.
There always seems to be this attitude that, because Disney is “wholesome entertainment” it needs to be brought up to the 21st century somehow, but just because it doesn’t beat you over the head with “INTERRACIAL” or “SAME SEX” in bold letters doesn’t mean that they’re skirting around modern issues. I honestly think it means a lot more that they leave issues like that natural rather than being overly hamfisted about them.
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