Jules of Nature
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if i look back, i am lost
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"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"
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Curcio Malaparte
The photo was taken on a beach in Forte dei Marmi, Italy, near his home. It was taken in 1954. The photo belongs to the famous photographer Graziano Arici. Malaparte He is considered one of the most peculiar and controversial intellectual figures of the 20th century in Europe, as he often changed political beliefs (from a supporter of fascism, to a critic of Mussolini, and later to a supporter of communism). He became world famous for his outstanding realist novels "Kaputt" and "The Skin" (La Pelle), which were based on his experiences as a war correspondent on the Eastern Front.
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"We do not see things as they are...We see things as we are."
Anaïs Nin
Karin Jurick
Darian Mederos
Glamour, September 1st, 1953
Photographer: Richard Rutledge
Still life of a pink Capezio pump, pencil and wine glass.
/ Otto Bettmann, Girl Waiting for Train, Chicago, 1960
Carnival
Moravia Czechoslovakia 1968
Photo: Josef Koudelka
Delphi - Greece, 1956
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270x245 sacs papier kraft assemblés et marouflés ( ou pas ) sur toile...
1928 "Cafe l'Aubette" by architects Theo van Doesburg, Hans Arp and Sophie Taeuber-Arp. Strausberg, France. From Art Deco, Avant Garde and Modernism, FB.
People often don't realize that the best way to prosper in life is to share love with others. This kind of love provides things that money can't buy. Although I became rich, my daughter and I still face the same issues we did when I was broke. Nothing has changed.
She will leave the house for a week or even a month, and she blocks me from reaching out to her. My son often falls sick, which makes me worry that he might give up one day. Since I started giving, my daughter and I have reunited. We eat, sleep, and play together. There's no longer sickness in my family, and I'm not going to the hospital five times a week like I used to. I now have peace of mind, and our family is filled with joy, happiness, and blessings. We are all in good health, and my business and wealth have grown significantly. I am becoming richer. As I mentioned before, if only the rich and poor could share love with one another, the world would be a better place. If you start sharing love with people today, trust me, your life will improve over time
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