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I love the idea of having a bunch of cute little Knick knacks and photos and trinkets cluttering my fridge, I know some people find it tacky but I think it’s so much more interesting than just having a blank empty space.🫖🍤🍟🥐🌶️🍌

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Anyone else collect fruit stickers?😀🍎🍑🍊🍌🥭🥝

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When I first heard this song I was convinced it was Lana Del Rey 🙃

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Tiny glass sea slugs 🥹💘

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I accidentally stumbled upon this article about “cluttercore”, a new aesthetic many young people are embracing and as it turns out I’ve had a cluttercore room for years now and never knew! Let the Knick knacks pile up!🧸🎀🪩🪕🛼✨

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🎶Just looking for a protector, God never reached out in time🎵

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Beautiful Mother Nature mahjong set designed my Katherine Hartman. I don’t know how to play but I’d love to learn, especially with gorgeous tiles like these!🪭✨🌿

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I can smell this image

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I recently bought the new Nintendo switch and I’ve been having so much fun playing games! I fell in love with a game called Abzû which was developed by Giant Squid. I love the beautiful scenery and the fact that this game features real life sea creatures as well as prehistoric sea creatures! It’s a really laid back game where you mostly swim around and explore a lost underwater city, I was super excited to find a coelacanth since they’re my favorite animals and this game was honestly one of the most beautiful games I’ve ever played🥹🐟🐠🦀🐙🐬🐳🐡🦈🪼🐋

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Banger😎💣

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Super interesting video, who knows if anyone out there will need it some day😗👹⛓️

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BEST SHOW EVER😩

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Be careful when you make a deal with this guy. Artwork by Oaxaca visionary artist "Charger"

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Frida Kahlo lived at the Blue House (Casa Azul) for most of her life and died there in 1954. The house, built by her father in 1904, was originally decorated in bourgeois European style, but when Kahlo and Diego Rivera moved there in the mid-1930s they painted the walls vibrant blue and filled it with votive paintings, archaeological finds, and Mexican folk art in the spirit of mexicanidad. Apricot, orange, and pine trees shaded her garden where she grew native flowers and vegetables. The Blue House became a hub for Mexico’s artistic, cultural, and political elite, attracting visitors from all over the world.

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An absolutely amazing read, I love seeing indigenous women not only surviving but THRIVING👏👏👏🛹🌿

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