#auto interiors

[nestofrmnics]

45th Anniversary Ford Mustang

Old and reliable, vintage but functional. 2009 Ford Mustang S197

[huariqueje]

On the Road - Rudi Cotroneo , 2022.

Italian , b, 1982 -

Oil on canvas , 140 x 170 cm.

[toyastales]

That is one way to keep an eye on your 🚗 car!

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[scogito]

Hai mai festeggiato un fallimento?

Sei mai andato da tuo figlio con una guantiera di dolci dopo che non ha passato un esame?

Ti sei regalato il tuo profumo più caro dopo che hai ricevuto un due di picche al lavoro?

Hai prenotato al ristorante preferito dopo aver fatto una gaffe che nemmeno una cancellazione di memoria toglie via le emozioni scritte sulla pelle?

Non penso. Penso che il ragionamento a cui ti ha portato questa società è che i premi vanno ai vincitori e ai perdenti vanno due calci in culo.

Peccato che i vincitori sono quelli che si rialzano e trovano rimedi, soluzioni, alternative e ricominciano.

Peccato che il fallimento, come scrisse qualcuno, non è una strada... è l'unica strada!

Quindi la prossima volta che ti va male qualcosa pensa a premiarti per il modo in cui ti rimetti in piedi e per il fatto che non dubiterai di farlo, perché il resto conta un cazzo e di certo non te lo porti nella tomba.

L'esperienza invece, quello che determina le tue azioni, si inscrive nel DNA del tuo Essere.

E ti segue in coda ai tuoi talenti.

[eithernich]

1979 pontiac grand prix ssj coupe

[jornadainterior]

[cherocarofficial]

[indeedgoodman]

[life-spire]

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[twins-eid-khairy]

My name is Eid, and this is my twin brother Khairi. Since we were young, we've always loved learning and studying, driven by ambition to become active members of society. We hoped to leave a beautiful mark that people would remember. From the first to the 11th grade, we faced many difficult days, weeks, and years on our educational journey, but they all culminated in success. We reached the final step, the high school stage, and with it, our dream of pursuing medicine drew nearer.

My brother and I agreed to choose medicine as our field of study because it carries immense human value and impacts society, alongside its responsibilities and challenges. We chose medicine because it benefits humanity, saves lives, and offers limitless opportunities. We entered our final year of high school with great determination, aiming to achieve this dream. We did not let fatigue get the best of us throughout the long months until the school year ended, closing a chapter of sleepless nights, hard work, and dedication. After awaiting the results, we received scores of 95.9 and 94. We were overjoyed. Then, we packed our bags and went to Egypt after waiting for months at the Rafah border crossing to crown years of hard work with medical studies. However, our applications to medical school were rejected because of our delayed arrival in Egypt due to the crossing.

We returned to Gaza with shattered dreams and great disappointments, only to find all the university seats in Gaza were filled. What should we do? With determination, we decided to retake our final year of high school with the same enthusiasm and fighting spirit! After months of hard study and family support, we achieved even higher scores than the first year: I got 98.9, and my brother 98.3. It was and always will be one of the happiest moments.

We returned to Egypt again to study medicine, but unfortunately, our applications were rejected for the second time due to reasons that are hard to explain. We returned to Gaza, carrying with us as much contentment as sorrow. The universities in Gaza were almost full, and since the cost of studying medicine in Gaza is high—around $5,000 per year for each student—we enrolled in the Faculty of Medicine at Al-Azhar University after applying for several scholarships to help us financially during the long years of study, especially since we were both students.

We didn’t let all the circumstances we faced over the past two years make us forget our dream or extinguish our passion for studying medicine and embarking on this long and beautiful journey. We were pleased because, after so many years, this dream was closer than ever. The first academic year began, and with it, our beautiful journey that was not meant to be completed. Our journey was cut short just 10 days after the school year started, due to a reason we all know—the genocide in Gaza.

Now, 10 months after the war, we don't know what to do. Life in Gaza has been at a standstill for 10 months. Children were killed, women died, a boy was left searching for his mother, and a mother was left weeping over her only son. In Gaza, homes, streets, hospitals, schools, and even universities have been destroyed without a trace. The war in Gaza began, and with it, everything ended. Our dreams vanished, and our lives were lost in long journeys of displacement that continue, with us unable to do anything!

But we are confident that some can help us regain our lives and continue pursuing our cherished dreams

,Please help us too continue our studying and Repairing the destroyed house.

( https://gofund.me/167f0900 )

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[thevisualvamp]

Artfully arranged

[forever70s]

images from the 1974 Winnebago RV brochure

[scogito]

Più trascorri una vita distante dai tuoi talenti, più sei infelice. Più sei infelice, più la tua mente è incapace di trovare gioia. Cioè brancola in troppe opzioni errate perché diventa incapace di mettersi al servizio dei talenti che ha.

Questo è il baricentro delle vite umane. Puoi percepire la tua spinta interiore oppure ignorarla, in ogni caso niente e nessuno può mutare una virgola di questo processo.

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[margilalima92]

Eu amo o quão sem coração eu sou.

Você pode fazer uma coisa errada.

E no dia seguinte, eu não conheço você!