Razulflabbin

I read. I bake. I do math and stuff. I might be fashion forward. (But that really depends on who you're talking to.)

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[the-bookshop]

Source.

[razulflabbin]

Also, Ruins by Peter Kuper is today's comic book. I'm looking forward to it. Apparently a monarch butterfly is a central character in the comic. And there's still no butterfly emoji, ya'll. 🐛 #comicbooks #comics #ruins #peterkuper #selfmadehero #graphicnovels #books

[direpuppies]

[razulflabbin]

Current read + afternoon tea. (Plus 🌵🌺.) Also known as everything I need in life. 😊 #abriefhistoryofsevenkillings #marlonjames #afternoontea #books #succulents #cacti

[razulflabbin]

It's been a most excellent book haul day, Ted. 🎸🎶 #heartbreaktango #manuelpuig #bynightinchile #robertobolaño #kitchen #bananayoshimoto #stationeleven #emilystjohnmandel #theluminaries #eleanorcatton #allthelightwecannotsee #anthonydoerr #manbookeraward #pulitzerprize #nationalbookaward

[razulflabbin]

Someone hitched a ride home with me yesterday. 🚙🐝💤 #latergram

[razulflabbin]

🌼🐝💤

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[lizzys-journey]

Mmmmm, this texture!

[teachingliteracy]

[razulflabbin]

Got to meet this sweet face today. #adoptdontshop #puppies

[ghostlyouth]

[h0neytree-blog]

Succulent

[razulflabbin]

New shoes make for a lovely Saturday morning. 🌻

[theanimaleffect]

Reindeer in the Cairngorms by majacapix on Flickr.

[a-joyfuljourney]

All-American Pie w/ Lemon Butter Crust » The Wiegands

[wndsgry]

The best holiday! My celebrations begin in t-24 hours!

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[salahmah]

Chefchaouen, a small town in northern Morocco, has a rich history, beautiful natural surroundings and wonderful architecture, but what it’s most famous for are the striking and vivid blue walls of many of the buildings in its “old town” sector, or medina.

The maze-like medina sector, like those of most of the other towns in the area, features white-washed buildings with a fusion of Spanish and Moorish architecture. The brilliantly blue walls, however, seem to be unique to Chefchaouen. They are said to have been introduced to the town by Jewish refugees in 1930, who considered blue to symbolize the sky and heaven. The color caught on, and now many also believe that the blue walls serve to repel mosquitoes as well (mosquitoes dislike clear and moving water).

Whatever the reason, the town’s blue walls attract visitors who love to wander the town’s narrow streets and snap some beautiful photos.