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Self-Care for the Signs

astrologyandlife:

*check Moon sign as well!!*

Aries: Exercise!! Spend a minute out in the sun if possible

Taurus: Put on nice lotions, body butters, or creams

Gemini: Keep a journal, write down your feelings & experiences

Cancer: Moisturize your legs & feet, put on some fuzzy socks

Leo: Do your nails a cute color, create a new look, buy cute lingerie

Virgo: Clean your room, arrange your space to your liking

Libra: Reach out to a friend who can listen to you, make plans with them

Scorpio: Take a warm bubble bath with bath salts or bath bombs

Sagittarius: Stand up and do stretches, practice some yoga, get blood flowing

Capricorn: Make a to-do list that is manageable, check things off as you go

Aquarius: Cuddle underneath the blankets and watch TV or YouTube

Pisces: Sit down and meditate for a few minutes, focusing on breathing

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dendroica:

“Of the 227 Democrats who are guaranteed to be serving in the 116th Congress — 10 House races remained uncalled as of Tuesday morning — 58 percent will be new to the majority. That includes 79 members who have served in Congress already and 53 new members. Only 95 Democrats returning next year have experienced life in the majority. The numbers of Republicans serving in the minority for the first time is even more staggering. Of the 198 Republicans elected so far, 73 percent will be new to the minority. Even a majority of returning Republican members — 112 — will be serving in the minority for the first time; another 32 are incoming freshmen. Only 54 Republicans serving next Congress have been in the minority before.”

Most House Democrats Will Be in Majority for First Time Ever

galadrieljones:

frozensunset:

shencomix:

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Honestly this is why I work 3rd shift happily.

My BiL is a neurologist who has done a lot of sleep research and one of his favorite areas of study is circadian rhythms. He says that being a night owl is real, it is predicated on the genetic structure of the brain, it is not just “laziness,” and it is not a disorder. He hypothesizes that its original evolutionary purpose was basically to produce night watchmen—people who can stay awake and alert at night to protect the domicile while the early birds sleep.

So we’re not lazy, night owls; we’re the fucking late shift lookouts. Gonna grab my torch and patrol the perimeter if anyone would like to join me.