Lebanon Russia Qatar Israel

Just from here down.

😅

I’m crazy. Lost my damn mind.

Russia due within 2 days.
#DateFagging

But Jordie though 😂 they’re shoes.

Also jordan has been busy.

Same photos with international meetings over the past few days.

Dammit man

This is said to be fracture of earth's crust after earthquake in Turkey

Is that Donna’s fault?

See what I did there?

😂🙄🤦‍♀️🥴😬

@Donnaitsmyfault

BREAKING: Footage show buildings collapsing after new earthquake hits Hatay, Turkey

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Hatay

Looks odd especially for what I assume is a mountainous region.

I don’t remember seeing anything close to that in the diagrams during science class.

I’ll look at how tectonic plates work later.

/Hatay

There’s France 🤦‍♀️

For 💩 and giggles, the other wizarding school in HP was French. The head mistress was a Giantess. 😬

Ok. I need help. #sorrynotsorry

Beauxbatons:
Thought to be situated somewhere in the Pyrenees, visitors speak of the breath-taking beauty of a chateau surrounded by formal gardens and lawns created out of the mountainous landscape by magic. Beauxbatons Academy has a preponderance of French students, though Spanish, Portuguese, Dutch, Luxembourgians and Belgians also attend in large numbers (both Beauxbatons and Durmstrang have a larger studentship than Hogwarts). It is said that the stunning castle and grounds of this prestigious school were part-funded by alchemist gold, for Nicolas and Perenelle Flamel met at Beauxbatons in their youth, and a magnificent fountain in the middle of the school’s park, believed to have healing and beautifying properties, is named for them.
Beauxbatons has always enjoyed a cordial relationship with Hogwarts, though there has been a healthy rivalry in international competitions such as the Triwizard Tournament, in which Beauxbatons has sixty-two wins to Hogwarts’ sixty-three.
Apart from the Flamels, famous ex-students of Beauxbatons include Vincent Duc de Trefle-Picques, who escaped the Terror by casting a concealment charm on his neck and pretending that his head had already been cut off; Luc Millefeuille, the infamous pastry-maker and Muggle-poisoner, and Fleur Delacour, who fought in the world-famous Battle of Hogwarts and was awarded medals of bravery from both the French and British Ministries of Magic. Headmistress Olympe Maxime is (in spite of her protestations to the contrary) half-giantess; brilliant, elegant and undeniably awe-inspiring.