SimoneCarolina

[SimoneCarolina @Albuquerque3737]

@jigalkrant Van harte gefeliciteerd met uw verjaardag. Ik las uw bericht van gisteravond en vind het verschrikkelijk dat u dit is overkomen. En dan bovenstaande lezen. ‘Cancelling’, beschouwd als verwerpelijk maar als het Joodse mensen betreft dan blijkbaar geen probleem. U heeft mijn steun.

[SimoneCarolina @Albuquerque3737]

@MarietNeef Zulke mooie beestjes!

[SimoneCarolina @Albuquerque3737]

@JJvanWijck Dezelfde.

[SimoneCarolina @Albuquerque3737]

@BumblebeeJoe @cornholio74 Gefeliciteerd!

[Nippon.com @nippon_en]

Suezaki Hiroki stands at the forefront of the kintsugi movement, capturing global attention by turning cracks into luminous seams and giving objects new depth and beauty.
https://t.co/9AAhiq9HDJ

[SimoneCarolina @Albuquerque3737]

@XposeTrophyHunt @SARA2001NOOR @Angelux1111 @Gail7175 @Lin11W @Protect_Wldlife @PhaedraXTeddy @louisa1000 @CWitvrouwen @LiftForever67 @Cshells33Wells @ARCrusade Just awful.

[SimoneCarolina @Albuquerque3737]

@bernabephoto What a beautiful photo of this stunning animal.

[SimoneCarolina @Albuquerque3737]

@VincentVandep8 Inderdaad.

[SimoneCarolina @Albuquerque3737]

@TheoJans1 In de jaren ‘80 vrijwel ieder jaar in Catalonië geweest en het was elk jaar raak. De auto’s werden met de stroom meegevoerd richting zee. Elk huis had en heeft een constructie waarbij een plaat voor de deur geschoven wordt zodat het water het huis niet instroomt. Niet nieuw dus.

[SimoneCarolina @Albuquerque3737]

@ikgeefnooitop Leuk om te lezen.

[Dr Tom Montgomery @DrTOMontgomery]

Sunbird bathing in a banana bract.

Gotta be the coolest bath tub in the world

Note: this is NOT AI. It is the work of award-winning Vietnamese photographer Thong Duy Vu.

The bird is a garden sunbird (Cinnyris jugularis).

[SimoneCarolina @Albuquerque3737]

@drG_J_Mulder En de afbraak van dammen zal niet geholpen hebben.

[SimoneCarolina @Albuquerque3737]

@MyWorldTilted Happy Birthday! I hope you’ll have a lovely birthday🎈

[SimoneCarolina @Albuquerque3737]

@drG_J_Mulder Absoluut.

[SimoneCarolina @Albuquerque3737]

@Suckerpuns 👍👍

[Furrend @hifurrend]

In the 1950s, a cat named Dagwood from Portland, Oregon, became a little ping-pong star. It started because she wouldn't leave her owner alone while he played, so he gave her the other side of the table.

[SimoneCarolina @Albuquerque3737]

@DOGEQEEN She was my favourite, such a beautiful face.

[SimoneCarolina @Albuquerque3737]

@Martinramataviv 💔❤️

[Architecture Hub @archpng]

This hotel was designed to look like a grove of aspen trees.

Populus, a 265-room hotel in Denver, Colorado, takes its unusual façade directly from one of the state’s most recognizable trees.

Designed by Studio Gang, its eye-shaped windows were inspired by the dark marks left on the white bark of quaking aspens after the trees shed their lower branches.

The windows are not purely decorative. Their projecting “lids” help shade the interiors and channel rainwater away from the façade.

Completed in 2024, the 13-story hotel was also designed around an ambitious sustainability strategy and has been presented by its developers as the first carbon-positive hotel in the United States.

Populus, Denver, Colorado — Studio Gang.