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Io che ho sempre fatto alla mia maniera Non casco in piedi ma sempre di schiena A volte mi sembra d'impazzire E non penso che serva partire Sogni d'oro non riesco a dormire Fumo mentre aspetto le mattine In silenzio ti guardo appassire Braccia conserte, niente da dire Chardonnay, Sauvignon da due lire A volte vorrei solo schiocca' le dita e sparire
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Serbian Cuisine
Traditional Serbian cuisine is diverse and nutritious. The country’s geographical location means it was influenced by the cuisines of a variety of other cultures such as the Byzantines, Italians, Turks and Austro-Hungarians. It shares many similarities with other Balkan cuisines, but there are also a lot of regional specialities.
1.Đuveč - Usually prepared in traditional earthenware pots; can include meat, tomatoes, mushrooms, onions, herbs and spices
2.Škembići - soup made from tripe (stomach lining), vegetables, potatoes and spices
3.Boranija - yellow bean stew in red sauce
4.Sač - the name of both the dish and the ceramic or metal pot in which it is cooked; the dish can include dough, meat, vegetables and fish
5.Pljeskavica - grilled, spiced ground meat party, usually served with onions, ajvar and flatbread
6.Pogača - traditional bread
7.Domaća supa - chicken or beef soup with noodles or dumplings
8.Urnebes - relish made of feta cheese and hot peppers
9.Punjene paprike - stuffed peppers with rice and minced meat
There are also real-world consequences, though much more subtle, to the wholesale deletion of the recent past on the internet. Our digital lives are our real lives, and digital culture — Tumblr culture — is real culture. When we lose that, we lose whole communities, friendships, methods of communication, jokes, and artifacts. Perhaps we never should have believed all this would last forever — are we all still going to be just tweeting things when we’re 75? — but the march to delete the internet of the 2000s seems to be moving along much faster than the march to make today’s internet a better place.
Katie Notopoulos at BuzzFeedNews. Tumblr’s Porn Ban Is The Middle Of The End Of The Old Internet
The internet culture of the 2000s has been dying off for years, and the march to the digital grave is speeding up.
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行草書 #shodo #cool #culuture #calligraphy #japan #nippon #kanji #moji #漢字 #文字 #書道 #王羲之
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A young woman decorating pots in Myanmar.
Creating paint pigments from wildflowers requires a few steps:
* Harvesting: Gather a large quantity of bluebonnet and Indian paintbrush flowers during their peak bloom.
* Drying: Spread the flowers out in a single layer on a clean, dry surface away from direct sunlight. Allow them to dry completely.
* Grinding: Once dry, grind the flowers into a fine powder using a mortar and pestle or spice grinder.
* Mixing: Combine the flower powder with a binder (such as gum arabic, egg yolk, or linseed oil) to create a paste.
* Testing: Apply the pigment to a test surface to check the color and consistency. Adjust the mixture if needed.
For the canvas, here are some options:
* Canvas board: A good option for beginners, as it's sturdy and less prone to warping than stretched canvas.
* Stretched linen canvas: Offers a smoother surface for finer details and is more durable than cotton canvas.
* Watercolor paper: A suitable choice for creating washes and gradients with the natural pigments.
Remember, natural pigments can be less vibrant than synthetic ones, and their color might fade over time. Experiment with different techniques and binders to achieve the desired results.
Regionalist art (not really my interest but I get it) Artist - Gary Ernest Smith. It’s one thing to get a pulse on a culture- it’s another to traffic that pulse and just pretend- - I don’t like mimicry and I don’t like some thinking about nostalgia / the danger is you hollow out all the good stuff and your just left with An empty shell…. If you go out into the real country - you know what I mean. #culuture #criticalthinking #knowwhatyouaredoing (at West Branch Studio) https://www.instagram.com/p/CbzyiSeuzkv/?utm_medium=tumblr
