Living in Flip Flops

To my friends - be warned beneath this veneer of mature respectability lies a core of immature insanity.....🙃 When God made the arse, he didn't say 'Hey, it's just your basic hinge, let's knock off early." He said, 'Behold ye angels, I have created the arse. Throughout the ages to come, men and women shall grab hold of these, and shout my name.' 🍑

[thegingerpowers]

[steviedegrae]

This applies for the next few years.

[without-ado]

Strawberry Full Moon over Ely Cathedral l VeronicaJoPo

[daily-deliciousness]

Creamy Tuscan chicken

[uhhhhmandart]

Seaweed pressed in between the pages of a book bound inside a scallop shell.

[blignick]

[masasvet98]

[viejospellejos]

Felicidad perruna

[houstontiger]

💜

[stadighuset]

[iamjaynaemarie]

The lines that mean the world to me

[justforbooks]

The perfect Sachertorte in Vienna

Across from the beautiful Staatsoper (Vienna State Opera), Hotel Sacher is as plush as you’d hope: red velvet, white marble, gold relief. Tourists queue in the cold to get in (book to avoid this fate). The handsome torte arrives complete with seal. The thickest-yet layer of chocolate fondant holds everything nicely in place. Orderly. An excellent balance of fruity jam and rich sponge that also manages to be light.

I browse newspapers on the old Zeitungshalter (traditional wooden paper rack), trying not to be influenced by my surroundings. We chat about the archduke Otto von Habsburg wandering the hotel naked at the turn of the 20th century. Lots of history; lavish surroundings; technically, the best torte we’ve tried (one of 1,000 produced daily) – Oh my. It delivers and then some. The apricot jam is fairly oozing, the chocolate icing almost caramel-like with a velvety sheen (made with untraditional-but-delicious butter and cream). A delicious bargain!

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[ameernader]

[peony911-2]

🥰🥰

[thememedaddy]

[iko66]

Marburg

[sabinerondissime]

[no-longer-another-bondi-blonde]

[thememedaddy]

[stunningpicture]

He designed this special shoes, shared between him and his paralyzed daughter just to make her feel the sensation of walking.

[partly-cloudie-deactivated20141]

WEEP DAFEELS PENETRATE ME

[fight-0ff-yourdem0ns]

Oh my goodness

[psychmajorpizzamaker]

This is probably so good for her body, too! Imagine her muscles getting moved in ways they don’t normally and she is upright and hopefully not having any pressure spots! This is lovely in so many ways!

[tinawarriorprincess]

This is a wonderful invention, but the man in the picture is one of the testers. He is not the inventor. The inventor was an Israeli woman named Debby Elnatan who developed this with an Irish company for her son.

[donotingest]

Keep that last comment in mind, people! We can’t keep erasing women’s accomplishments like this.

[goingrampant]

Apparently, a Redditor cropped the original image that displayed two women prominently to only focus on this guy on the side and rewrote the story to make it seem like a man’s generous innovation. This is not some kind of wacky telephone game error; this is deliberate misogyny.

[maimonideznuts]

Deliberate af… Quite literally G-d forbid a woman do anything.

[bananonbinary]

the link above is dead, so here’s Debby Elnatan talking about it herself.