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Let’s finish this exciting week with some museum photographs by German artist Thomas Struth. I hate people photographing art in museums… but to photograph the people studying art? That’s completely different! Those pictures contain a calm and radiance than includes the inspiration of the museum’s art together with the thoughts of their observers. I wish […]
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Okay, those were some fantastic days this week. Now, I wish you a delicious weekend with these incredible wooden (!) cakes by artist David Baerwalde! Have a wonderful weekend with lots of chocolate cakes! Like always: All credits appear after clicking the links. If you are interested in putting ads on My so-called Luck feel free to email
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Pic by Franzi. Do you have any X-Mas reading rituals? I am always buying a kitschy novel (this year I am reading this one) … and I read the 24 stories of Schnüpperle. Schnüpperle is a little boy who cannot await X-Mas eve. He and his older sister Annerose are having every day a new
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I really enjoy those moments when I sit in a coffee shop, observing the people arround me and to think about the stories they might have to tell. …That’s exactly what London-based Alex Mendes and Hugo Catraio do. They make a photo of totally strangers and imagine short stories about them without ever actually speaking
The real apple store was an art installation modeled after an Apple store that displayed 1,000 varieties of British apples by Borough Market in London to celebrate their 1,000th anniversary as well as Apple Day, a holiday celebrating the fruit. The installation let visitors see and taste lots of varieties of apples. I just worked
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So, there’s this question again: „Can you tell us what you would like to have as X-Mas gift?“ Mmmh, I hate this one. But hey, I love books. That’s makes it easy. To make it even more simple – here are some books that are definitely on my wish list this year. I wish you
UK charity Wildlife Aid aims to raise awareness for their fight to save hedgehogs. Therefore, they’ve enlisted animator Kris Hofman. In his adorable film Saving Harry he takes us on a beautiful trip that leads city hedgehog Harry from the suburbs back into the wild. Oh, can you hear the yawn of my little-hedgehog-loving heart?
„I saw that smartphones were becoming a barrier to communication in person. I saw how people used it as a social prop, to hide their awkwardness, to fill the silence … they basically allow people to withdraw rather than engage.“ Babycakes Romero In his photo series, Death of a Conversation, London-based photographer Babycakes Romero captures
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„I’ve always wondered if my mom and I would have been friends had we grown up together. Would we be in the same classes? Would we have the same sense of humor? Would people tell us we’re inseparable? After seeing myself in her childhood photos, I’m pretty sure we would have been great friends.“ Danielle
If I Had Known My Mother Back Then by Danielle Delph! Weiterlesen »
Yes indeed, I read another Inspector Lynley crime novel by Elizabeth George. There’s just nothing better on a wet fall day than to sit under a warm blanket and enjoy the thrilling adventures of the London-based superior officer and his weirdo assistant Barbara Havers. In Just One Evil Act, Barbara’s neighbor kid Hadiyah is taken
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