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I have the privilege of showcasing one of Seetra's gorgeous poses here for you.
This is one of the 3 poses included in the *Inspired Collection*.
I can tell you, they are very artistic and beautifully done.
They will be available this coming Saturday (9th July) at the new round of the Orsy event.
Thankyou Serena, your poses are such a delight.
Thankyou in advance for your support, faves, comments and awards!
I do appreciate you all ❤️
First of all, apologies for not having been around. I’ve been following his example of staring into the distance and striving for a complete state of comatose oblivion. And obviously, this worked rather well for me and him. Even though I recently picked up the camera again, did not really find anything worthwhile to record. My lack of motivation was and is a contributing factor.
Merry Christmas to all of you and having the best of intentions to post some more. Same as last year, I still dislike Christmas songs intensely, so I am using this one as an alternate.
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“On this eve before she is torn from all she knows, kidnapped, hurled into deep space against her will, what thoughts fill the mind of the young space captive?” ~~ Penny Robinson- Lost in Space
Thank you all for your constant support and love! ♥ It means the world.
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A panoramic reflection where I just got lost in the beauty of the still Llyn Idwal. Space Dementia is by Muse
My good friend Alex asked me to do a photo for her store, Space Mermaid, which she has re-opened! If you are looking for great tattoos, this is the place to go!
Patio de Colégio, with the Anchieta Museum (on the left) and the buildings of the Secretariats of Justice and the Court of Justice (right).
Place of the first Jesuit mission of São Paulo, in 1554, with replica of the chapel built in 1896.
Anchieta Museum on the left.
First day of fall in Brazil.
GROUND ZERO
The Pateo do Collegio is associated with the foundation of São Paulo. The place chosen for the construction of the complex was strategic because it is high and was served by two important rivers: Anhangabaú and the Tamanduateí.
There, the Jesuits created a college to catechize Indians. The mass in commemoration of the opening of this small school in 1554 was chosen, years later, to mark the foundation of São Paulo.
Two centuries later, the Jesuits were expelled from Brazil and the space of the college became the seat of local government - which worked until 1930. Behind the white wall in front of the courtyard is the parish of São José de Anchieta and a museum.
The museum has collections of sacred art pieces such as crucifixes, oratories and holy water basins, as well as paintings from the 17th and 18th centuries. In the space you can still see, through photos, maps and models, the architectural changes for which Paul passed. Also it guards the mantle of the priest Jose de Anchieta (1534-1597), canonized in 2014 by the Pope Francisco.
Already the parish sports a relic for the catholics: the femur of Anchieta. The space is overturned by the Condephaat (state council of defense of the historical patrimony).
Is it really over
Is it really done this time
Cause we’ve been getting closer
I think I need to draw a line cause
I don’t want an almost
I don’t wanna make it up
I don’t wanna fake this up
I need spaaace
Before it gets toxic
Spaaace, losing my logic
Spaaace, spaaace..
www.youtube.com/watch?v=2lNYklbNdI0
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You cant get in!
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Pose by me
outfits by R2 at April Collabor88
Hair on right is at K9
Glasses at NEO JAPAN
I was preparing for our DJ set on Friday and the pics and stark scenery got me inspired for something entirely different.
a space to explore and to connect;
a space conceived and constructed,
clearly, by human hearts and hands.
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