Nearis Daniel’s
September 19, 2016 11:49
Joguei todo o lastro matemático àquela geografia. Marquei 2 ou 3 pontos da minha encabulada percepção. Maldita timidez: até hoje serviu-me de um pseudo poder, como que se tornar invisível não me desse muito mais chances que esse olhar insone que ela agora deve estar pensando ser charme. 3 doses mais e o “choro” de Jack Daniel’s que eu prefiro chamar pelo nome do preto velho criador: Nearis Green, e eu já estou prontinho pra começar toda aquela firula sob a ótica de Noel, o Rosa. Sinapse: penso no uso de cada detalhe do meu plano possível e corajoso e quando ainda no 1° ato ela resolve me atacar e me poupar do próximo drink. Ela jogou melhor. Eu perdi. Nós ganhamos, Nearis Green…
Chocolate Delights in Umbria: taste, explore, study
September 19, 2016 11:17
Autumn is the season of intense flavors in Italy. And for those with a sweet tooth, the festival of festivals take place in Umbria, specifically in Perugia. It’s Eurochocolate, the largest chocolate festival in Europe!
Chocolate sculpting in Umbria – Credit: www.eurochocolate.com
Eurochocolate Festival
Held since 1993, Eurochocolate is an annual chocolate festival that takes place in the historic center of Perugia, the capital of Umbria in central Italy. It offers a variety of free chocolate activities including chocolate art displays, experimental chocolate tasting, street performances, and chocolate
sculpting.
This year, the Eurochocolate dates are between 14 and 23 October 2016. During these 10 days, there are different appointments revolving around chocolate. Some of the main attractions are:
Maxi CHOCO Selfie Stick (Piazza IV Novembre) – Everyday from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., you can jump on the stage and shoot your special selfie next to the huge Eurochocolate…
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Foto do dia: Indicação para Ministério
September 19, 2016 11:02
Isso aqui é nosso.
Isso aqui eu ponho quem eu quiser,
a melancia que eu quiser aqui,
eu vou colocar.
Senador Hélio José (PMDB-DF)
04 – 08 – 2016
King’s Cross Train Station in Black and White
September 19, 2016 10:43
This is where we took an express train to York. The King’s Cross station was quite impressive, I wish we had a little more time to look around. It was built in 1851–1852 and named after a monument to King George IV that was demolished in 1845. In 2007, a £500 million restoration plan was approved.
Below is the original version taken with iPhone 6.
For Sally’s Mobile Photography Challenge. Week 3 is black and white.
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