JahvyJunks


The main blog.
Eighteen year old Filipino guy.
East Coast bound
University of Pennsylvania




~ Friday, May 17 ~
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i forgot how reckless my imagination and thoughts could be 


~ Thursday, December 20 ~
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New blog. New style.

http://thefearlessfreshman.tumblr.com/


~ Tuesday, December 18 ~
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I’m home.

I don’t know what to do now. I feel like Frodo at the end of Lord of the Rings coming back home to his peaceful town at the end of a long adventure. Both comforting and unsettling.  


~ Thursday, December 13 ~
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This crazy time of year

When everyone’s either super delighted or in the depths of misery. But Christmas is so close. We must persevere no matter what. The birth of our Savior draws near. 


~ Monday, December 10 ~
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PTL

I thought I failed my Japanese exam. When I got the test back, I rejoiced cuz it was much better than I thought it would be. When reviewing my exam, I realized that she actually calculated my grade wrong and that it should have been lower…

It was a struggle- you have no idea-, but I told my professor about the grading error. Praise the Lord, she let me keep my grade. She appreciated my honesty.

What’s the use of a blessing from the Lord if you act selfishly upon it? 


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~ Wednesday, September 26 ~
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Hi Tumblr

I’m just confirming my hiatus. That is all.


~ Thursday, August 30 ~
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furnesque:

Windows of the Anne & Jerome Fisher Fine Arts Library, University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia, PA

     The Fisher Fine Arts Library was built from 1888-1891 and is one of Frank Furness’s greatest surviving buildings.  Of numerous notable features, the windows are quite exceptionally conceptualized.  Furness oriented the library’s reading room to the north to ensure a steady and even light which came in through skylights and clerestory windows.  On many of the windows one finds Shakespearean quotations, selected by Horace Howard Furness who was Frank’s older brother and the preeminent Shakespearean scholar of the time in addition to being a professor at UPenn.  The stacks, when originally built, were located on the south side of the building and were constructed of iron and translucent glass so light filtered through.  Unfortunately the stacks, as conceived by Furness, are no longer with us.  However much of the original structure remains untouched.


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wallflowerdaydreams:

I just couldn’t not reblog. It made me LOL in the library.

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~ Thursday, August 23 ~
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Please stop and think about what you’re doing. You Only Live Once.