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It's The GirlPie!

@thegirlpie

Caustic encourager, busy procrastinator, natural blonde, and grateful you're so smart/funny/attractive~

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Annie Hatfield (@annehatfieldvo) 's Twitter Profile Photo

In just three days, the Battle of Gettysburg counted 51,000 casualties. You've still got a whole week to get ready for Christmas. Keep your numbers down.

Naomi Rohatyn (@omibaloney) 's Twitter Profile Photo

My nephew has always called me Auntie Nomes but since he turned 13 he’s been referring to me as he does to everyone in life as bro but I didn’t like that so we made a compromise and now he calls me Auntie Bro

ES (@esxiii) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I always marveled at those people who can send their scissors slicing through wrapping paper like a shark on its way to beach day at Fat Camp.

Archaeology & Art (@archaeologyart) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Christmas Tree / Wings by Salvador Dalí. Series: Hoechst Ibérica Christmas Postcard Series (First Card). Date: 1958. Technique: Watercolor and ink on paper (printed as a postcard). Collection: The original drawings were exhibited at the Gala-Salvador Dalí Foundation for a long

Christmas Tree  / Wings by Salvador Dalí. Series: Hoechst Ibérica Christmas Postcard Series (First Card). Date: 1958. Technique: Watercolor and ink on paper (printed as a postcard). Collection: The original drawings were exhibited at the Gala-Salvador Dalí Foundation for a long
Richard Morris (@ahistoryinart) 's Twitter Profile Photo

'A Christmas Present.' (1963) It is as an exquisite painter of objects, usually of everyday items that Eliot Hodgkin is best known - the 'placement,' of the object, as much as the way the surface texture is described in paint, makes these still-lifes fascinating and memorable.

'A Christmas Present.' (1963) It is as an exquisite painter of objects, usually of everyday items that Eliot Hodgkin is best known - the 'placement,' of the object, as much as the way the surface texture is described in paint, makes these still-lifes fascinating and memorable.
Merriam-Webster (@merriamwebster) 's Twitter Profile Photo

‘Cleave’ can refer to splitting something apart. ‘Cleave’ can also refer to the uniting of two things. …what? A word that is also its own opposite is called a ‘contronym.’