Best friends. (Source: http://ift.tt/2o5gsAZ)
上原さくら「３年前は睡眠剤や抗不安薬がお守り」 体重３０キロ台の写真を掲載し驚きの声
タレントの上原さくら（４１）が１１日、ブログを更新し、５年前に心身ともに体調が悪く、体重が３６～３７キロだった当時の写真を掲載した。上原は当時の自身に「痩せ過ぎてるし生気がなくて怖い」と記した・・
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SOURCE: http://blog.livedoor.jp/gunbird/archives/9940127.html
【世界体操】 中国製の器具に世界中から批判噴出 「心が折られる」「東京五輪でこれを使うのはやめてほしい」
SOURCE: http://blog.livedoor.jp/gunbird/archives/9940291.html
Photographer Celebrates 100 Years Of Polish Independence With This Stunning Photoshoot
According to Polish photographer Sebastian Luczywo: “You may not know but for 123 years Poland was wiped out from the map of the world. From 1795 to 1918 we ceased to exist. But not in our hearts and minds. Partitioned between Austria, Russia and Prussia we always dreamed that one day we would regain our independence. We fought our oppressors in many ways, in insurrections where gentry and...
イオンに２７０万回来店したように装い、１４０万円分のポイントを騙し取った男を逮捕 ４５台のPCでGPS偽装
SOURCE: http://blog.livedoor.jp/gunbird/archives/9940693.html
Russian Photographer Xenie Zasetskaya Captures Very Exceptional Photo Portraits
Outstanding portraits by Xenie Zasetskaya, a talented 18-year-old photographer, filmmaker, and artist based in Moscow, Russia. Xenie focuses mainly on portraiture and lifestyle photography. She shoots a lot of street style, fashion, outdoor, and beauty portrait photography. More: Instagram, Facebook h/t:
ウィィ～ン！これほどまでに石で楽しく遊ぶ犬を見たことがあっただろうか？
人間の小さな子がおもちゃの車を持ってウイ～ンってやるのは見たことがあるし、自分も小さな時にやっていたかもしれない。
だが同様、犬だってウイ～ン遊びが好きなのだ。車輪なんかついてなくても、石ころ一つがあればいい。ついでに地面が湿っていれば絶好のウイ～ンタイム。
だもんだからほら、こんなに楽しそう！
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Toward A Concrete Utopia: Brutalist Yugoslavian Architecture
A new exhibition at New York’s Museum of Modern Art focuses on the period of intense construction in the former Yugoslavia between its break with the Soviet bloc in 1948 and the death of the country’s longtime leader Josip Broz Tito in 1980 Photographs by Valentin Jeck, commissioned by Moma, 2016. Situated between the capitalist West and the socialist East, Yugoslavia’s postwar architects...
SOURCE: https://designyoutrust.com/2018/11/toward-a-concrete-utopia-brutalist-yugoslavian-architecture/
