#kaadan
Explore tagged Tumblr posts
raapija · 2 years ago
Text
Jere came, forgot the lyrics to his own song, and left.
💅✨ Girlboss 💅✨
386 notes · View notes
kausijuoppo · 10 months ago
Text
Tumblr media
Kaapelitehdas here I come
37 notes · View notes
itsrainingfeathers · 1 year ago
Text
Tuli tässä mieleen ruokaa laittaessa:
28 notes · View notes
ratitafilms · 1 year ago
Text
Tumblr media
Strawberry dir. Aida Ka’adan screened as part of Monday Night Tales: Palestinian Narratives pt. II
0 notes
neil-gaiman · 2 years ago
Text
What You Need To Be Warm comes out in the UK on Thursday, in the US on October 31st. Many wonderful artists gave their talents to the book.
All proceeds go to UNHCR, the UN's Refugee organisation. (No money comes to me at any point: my share all goes to help refugees.)
1K notes · View notes
paskanmarja · 1 year ago
Text
😴 Rankka⛓️viikko 🗓️ja paljon💯 pitkii 🦒päiviä🌞 takan 🥱
🧐Mielenkiintona 🛌 nokoset 🥱 ja tirsat 💤😴
Ilta 🌆on🟰vielä⏳nuori 👶 ja aikaa 🕰️kumota🫗
Tää virkeä 🤩 ulkokuori ✨on aika🕰️ tuhota 💥
Pidän🤝 kaksin🧤käsin🤲 kiinni 🚪peitosta🛌 niinku 😴
Krooh, krooh, krooh, kro, kro, krooh, pyyh, ei 🤫
En ❌mieti 💭huomista📆 ku tartun 🦥 peitosta niinku 🛌
Krooh, krooh, krooh, kro, kro, krooh, pyyh, ei 🤫
Haluun 💭olla 🛌 nukkumassa 🌛 ja vapaa 🎣 huolista 🆘niinku 🥱
Krooh, krooh, krooh, kro, kro, krooh, pyyh, ei 😴
Ja mä 👑 jatkan ▶️kunnes en ❌enää ⌛pysy📌valveilla 👁️niinku 💤
Muutamat💯torkut 😴 on🟰 jo 🗄️ takana 😵‍💫
Silti mul👇 on 🟰vielä ⏳ naamataulu 🗿🖼️ kuolaava 🤤 (yeah, yeah, ye-ye-yeah)
Ilta 🌇 on🟰 vielä ⏳nuori 👶 ja aikaa kumota 🛌
Tää virkeä 😁 ulkokuori 🐚on 🟰aika🕰️ tuhota 💥
Horros 🐻 kutsuu 💌mua 😴 ja en❌ oo enää⌛ valveilla 🛌
Niinku krooh krooh pyyh mä oon 🟰nukkumassa 💤
Pidän 🫱 kaksin käsin 🫲 kiinni tyynystä🛌 niinku 🥱
Krooh, krooh, krooh, kro, kro, krooh, pyyh, ei 🛌
En ❌ mieti 💭 huomista🌞 ku tartun 🐨 peitosta niinku 🤤
Krooh, krooh, krooh, kro, kro, krooh, pyyh, ei 🤫
Haluun olla 🛌nukkumassa🌛 ja vapaa🎣 huolista 🔮niinku 😴
Krooh, krooh, krooh, kro, kro, krooh, pyyh, ei 💤
Ja mä👑 jatkan kunnes ⌛ lakanatki 🪹 menee 🌪️solmuun 🪢🛏️ niinku vou 😯
Nyt lähden🟩vetää 🦵lonkkaa 😴
Niinku krooh krooh pyyh💤
Enkä laita edes kelloa⏰❌
Niinku krooh krooh pyyh 💤
Kun mä 👑 kaadan 🌧️päälleni🔝 peittoa🛌
Krooh, kooh, pyyh, toinen✌️ silmä 👁️ jo🥱 umpeaa➖
Ja puhe 🎶sammaltaa🌱🤤 ku tää💤 toinen 🌓puoli must 🐕vallan 🦮saa😴
Krooh, krooh, pyyh, en ❌oo hereillä☀️ tää mies laisinkaan🛌💤
En oo ❌mut päiväunil 😴 oon🟰 se mies, tirsoil🛌 oon🟰 se mies😴
Nyt lähden 🚗nukkumaan🛌
Niinku krooh krooh pyyh💤
Enkä laitakaan🔕 edes kelloa⏰❌
Niinku krooh krooh pyyh🤤
Kun mä kaadan 🐳 päälleni🧑‍🦲peittoa🥱
Niinku krooh krooh pyyh💤
Krooh, krooh, krooh, kro, kro, krooh, pyyh, ahaa🥱
Niinku krooh krooh pyyh🛌
Krooh, krooh, krooh, kro, kro, krooh, pyyh💤
Krooh, krooh, krooh, kro, kro, krooh, pyyh😴😴
277 notes · View notes
bisonaari · 2 years ago
Text
Omg I'm listening to, as usual, Cha Cha Cha
And I suddenly realized that I fully understand "Kun mä kaadan päälleni samppanjaa''
Like, gramatically, and the vocabulary
It's not a very complex sentence but tbh I could cry
Finnish is quite complex to learn, so I feel like I'm not making progress sometimes. When I start to understand, the serotonin boost is unreal
102 notes · View notes
makarov-ask-blog · 3 months ago
Note
Nyt lähden tanssimaan
Niinku cha cha cha
Enkä pelkääkään tätä maailmaa
Niinku cha cha cha
Kun mä kaadan päälleni samppanjaa
(honestly this year i wasn't going to listen to the songs or watch the semifinals either because ebu being ebu but yea. Sweden and Albania this year are my personal favourites)
.
3 notes · View notes
whaetaerenmist · 2 years ago
Text
My brain all these months later:
6am- Rankka viikko ja paljon pitkii päiviä takan
9am- Mielenkiintona piña colada ja rata
12pm- Muutama piña colada on jo takana. Silti mul on vielä naamataulu vakava
4pm- Pidän kaksin käsin kiinni juomista niinku cha, cha, cha, cha, cha, cha, cha, ei
7pm- Nyt lähden tanssimaan niinku cha cha cha enkä pelkääkään tätä maailmaa. Niinku cha cha cha. Kun mä kaadan päälleni samppanjaa
9pm- Haluun olla sekasin ja vapaa huolista niinku cha, cha, cha, cha, cha, cha, cha, ei
12am- Cha, cha, cha, toinen silmä jo karsastaa
3am- Cha, cha, cha, cha, cha, cha, cha. Cha, cha, cha, cha, cha, cha, cha
24 notes · View notes
betterthanapokeintheeye · 2 years ago
Text
Tumblr media
30 gifts for 30 days of November
Day 4!
Here is the fourth of thirty Better Than a Poke in the Eye recommended gifts for the book lover in your life even if that book lover is YOU!
Day four's recommendation is What You Need to Be Warm by Neil Gaiman
I don't think we need to push why this is in our list, read the official synopsis below.
Sometimes it only takes a stranger in a dark place... to say we have the right to be here, to make us warm in the coldest season.
In 2019, Neil Gaiman asked his Twitter followers: What reminds you of warmth? Over 1,000 responses later, Neil began to weave replies from across the world into a poem in aid of the UNHCR's winter appeal. It revealed our shared desire to feel safe, welcome and warm in a world that can often feel frightening and lonely.
Published in hardback and illustrated by a group of artists from around the world, What You Need to Be Warm is an exploration of displacement and flight from conflict through the objects and memories that represent warmth. It is about our right to feel safe, whoever we are and wherever we are from. It is about holding out a hand to welcome those who find themselves far from home.
Featuring new, original illustrations from Chris Riddell, Benji Davies, Yuliya Gwilym, Nadine Kaadan, Daniel Egnéus, Pam Smy, Petr Horácek, Beth Suzanna, Bagram Ibatoulline, Marie-Alice Harel, Majid Adin and Richard Jones, with a thought-provoking cover from Oliver Jeffers. Sales of every copy of this book will help support the work of UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, which helps forcibly displaced communities and stateless people across the world.
R.R.P. £12.99
You can order a copy from our Bookshop or any of our affilate links below
Better Than a Poke Bookshop .org
Amazon UK
Waterstones
Foyles
WHSmith
Blackwells
Forbidden Planet
9 notes · View notes
vieraslaji · 2 years ago
Text
kaadan maitoa mun kahviin ihan normaali(??) tavalla
sisko: toi oli vaikuttava!
minä: no olin barista
sisko: kaadoit sitä kuppiin niin korkealta
minä: ...no olin barista?
sisko: mä oisin kaatanut vähän alemmalta
minä: no.
11 notes · View notes
mimeticspace · 2 years ago
Text
Tumblr media
film Nezouh by Soudade Kaadan
2 notes · View notes
runo-sielu · 7 months ago
Text
minä asun sinun varjosi talossa
pesen joka aamu kahvikupin kummitukselle
kaadan tulikuumaa juomaa sormilleni enkä
enää odotakaan muuta
minä maalaan seinät varjosi taloon
pyyhin pölyt otsaltasi
en pysähdy, olen jo tässä kun tarvitset minua enkä
enää osaisikaan muuta
minä olen kiinni kattosi hämähäkinseitissä enkä
enää olekaan muuta
kuin se, jota täytyy tarvita
0 notes
designersof · 1 year ago
Photo
Tumblr media
Name: Salem Kaadan
Tumblr: salemkaadan.tumblr.com Description: 
Fantabulous Juice a shop located in Penang, Malaysia that sells freshly-squeezed juices and smoothies with many flavor variants. Tropical coloured gradient are the main identity design elements. The symbolic colors were chosen carefully to represent the tropical fruits used generally in Malaysia and especially in Fantabulous Juice drinks.
  The brand identity included a full stationery identity; business cards, letterhead, envelopes, paper tube, plastic cups, and menu design.
Website: https://www.inspiretbb.com 
Behance: https://www.behance.net/inspiretbb
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/inspiretbb
1 note · View note
youngreaderreviews · 1 year ago
Text
Book Review: What You Need to Be Warm by Neil Gaiman
What You Need To Be Warm
Written by Neil Gaiman. Illustrated by Yuliya Gwilym, Nadine Kaadan, Pam Smy, Daniel Egnéus, Beth Suzanna, Marie-Alice Harel, Petr Horácek, Chris Riddell, Bagram Ibatouilline, Benji Davies, Majid Adin, Richard Jones, Oliver Jeffers, Oliver Jeffers, and Benji Davies.
Tumblr media
Genre or Category
Poetry or Novel in Verse
Target Age Group
PreK-6th grade
Recommended for ages 4-8 years, Preschool to 3rd grade
Format
Physical, print
Summary
What do you need to stay warm? Everyone has their own definition of what it means to be warm, including the means of staying so. In the wake of civil unrest and tragedy around the world, Neil Gaiman provides a poem of welcome, which has been illustrated to show the different facets of humanity in moments of vulnerability. 
Justification
This book was chosen because it fulfills the category “Poetry or Novel in Verse.” What You Need To Be Warm is a book featuring a single poem that is divided into twelve stanzas, which is written in free verse. Although it hasn’t received any awards, it does have glowing reviews from multiple literary review publications, such as Publishers Weekly,  Booklist, and School Library Journal. There are also many notable illustrators, including those with less notoriety, that collaborated with Gaiman on this book, which showcases a variety of art styles. Most importantly, this book was created to benefit the UNHCR, or UN Refugee Agency, which is dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights, and building a better future for people affected by conflict and persecution. 
Evaluation
For this review, I will be evaluating illustrations, theme, and mood.
Illustrations
What You Need To Be Warm is an incredibly emotional picture book that captures the essence of belonging in the midst of tragedy. In that sense of belonging, it also incorporates different aspects of warmth, such as body heat, warm food and beverages, fur, and textiles. In order to capture the feeling of warmth, including turmoil and loss, the illustrations gravitate towards a selection of colors that are representative of this. The only colors used in these illustrations are black, grey, white, and orange.The monochromatic scale ranging from black to white creates a sense of emptiness while the bright orange illuminates the pages and draws attention to the objects of warmth in question.The illustrations themselves also vary from artist to artist, which captures desires of a more simple time versus the current, more bleak reality. 
Theme
Although this picture book addresses multiple societal issues in its visuals, the stanzas of the poem itself go on to discuss what it means to be warm and what it means to belong. These ideas are expressed both through the text and in the illustrations, which both mention and show family members, friends, and communities. Outside of the poem, the thirteen illustrators that contributed towards the visuals in the book provide their own interpretations of the stanzas that they were assigned, which provide a diverse range of understanding and recognition of these concepts.
Mood
The mood of What You Need To Stay Warm can be challenging to articulate, because it attempts to create balance between tragedy and hope. What sticks out the most is its sense of nostalgia, which yearns for when we were warm and the lives we lived previously. In one way, the mood is melancholic because of how it approaches subjects like war and displacement. In another, the mood is hopeful because of how it addresses goodwill and kindness amongst strangers. It is also incredibly sobering. These moods are dictated by illustration and the poem itself, which has been interpreted by so many different people.
References
Gaiman, Neil. (2023). What you need to be warm (Y. Gwilym et al., Illus.). Quill Tree Books.
Gaiman, Neil. (2023). What you need to be warm [Cover illustration] (Y. Gwilym et al., Illus.). Quill Tree Books. https://www.harpercollins.com/products/what-you-need-to-be-warm-neil-gaiman?variant=41073292312610
0 notes
neil-gaiman · 2 years ago
Note
Hello Mr. Gaiman, I was wondering if you might have any information about the possibility of obtaining the "What We Need to Be Warm" book internationally (outside of the UK and USA) as I am currently in Mexico and would love to purchase it. I attempted to contact Bloomsbury Publishing to inquire about this, but I haven’t received a response yet and it is currently unavailable on Amazon.
Thank you very much! Have a beautiful day :)
It isn't published in the US until October 30th. But it's definitely on Amazon USA, at
494 notes · View notes