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weekend links
A hundred brilliant colour combinations on Canva’s design school Watch this wonderful documentary about maestro Gennady Rozhdestvenky’s very special art of conducting an orchestra 6 stress-free habits of women who look better longer 17 free print templates for Lightroom Oikos Nannion by Elous Telma. A captivating thriller on marine biology released in chapters. Elous Telma is a Greek scientist who spends some of his leisure time writing for pleasure and relaxation.
essential oils I wouldn’t like to live without
Tea Tree Essential Oil Melaleuca Alternifolia is a potent antimicrobial agent. Because of its ability to kill off bad bacteria and at the same time soothe inflamed skin, tea tree oil is perfect for gum and tooth care. After brushing my teeth I usually rub a drop into my gums and teeth. It also heals and soothes insect bites. Cloves Essential Oil Cloves essential oil is very powerful. Cloves are one of the highest valued antioxidants. […]
I wish you an amazing New Year
weekend links
mood board combining reminiscences of summer and first autumn vibes Images 1 ⎪ 2 ⎪ 3 ⎪ 4 ⎪ 5 ⎪ 6 1. Five tips for taking photos in low light by Danish lifestyle photographer Christina Greve 2. Tips to draw better in six minutes: The Line-Fine Art Tips (I love this video!) 3. What does Bach’s Cello Suite N°1 in G-major taste like ? by Salt and Straw 4. Do you know Hipster Barbie […]
travel essentials
I never load my suitcase to the top and I detest to have to deal with heavy hand luggage . To be honest I don’t like hand luggage at all. Wherever I travel I love to only carry a handbag. Over the time a few items crystallized to be my travel essentials: besides the necessary money, phone, passport they are: my travel camera a thrilling paperback a soft woolen scarf good quality noise-cancelling headphones Grown Alchemist Hydra-Mist Elizabeth […]
cherry jam and The Bloody Chamber
These pictures of a little batch of cherry jam look like a massacre happened in my kitchen. I am not usually macabre, but the title “The Bloody Chamber” was too fitting to not use it (and it gives artistic purpose to the blotchy mess)! “The Bloody Chamber” also happens to be a brilliant book by Angela Carter, so I decided to post a list of summer book recommendations along with the recipe. Millenium Trilogy Stieg Larsson The Secret History […]
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weekend links
Russell James, the raw chef, shows how to prepare a chia seed porridge. Don’t miss this beautiful and informative film about yoga. Christmas time is cooking time; maybe these cooking techniques on nytimes video will come in handy. Do you love Tom Ka Soup as much as me? Here’s step-by-step how to prepare the most delicious vegan Tom Ka Soup. Just skyped with my daughter Vik “Oh, you are posting weekend links? You MUST post this video. […]
weekend links
“I breathe life into the impossible” says London based set designer Rhea Thierstein. Here’s an interview with her. Check out “Live the language” on vimeo. It’s great fun. How to figure out what you really want to do in life – in case you haven’t found it yet Behind the scenes of a food photography shoot with the famous food photographer Matt Armendariz.