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Hello! It is a paradox, but distant work brings together. It brings together people who live in various countries but work on the exact same job. It makes households where wife and husband work remotely, stronger, more united, motivated by precisely the same concept, living easy and relaxed. My goal at the time would be to be imaginative, to communicate with interesting people, to be able to put my ideas in practice and to receive satisfaction from my job. They dwell by the ocean, a great spot to unwind from work and be inspired by new ideas for this. I didn't want to discover a young man, but on a few of those busy summer nights I met with a man in a chic lounge in the city center. My friend and I had the time to order cocktails and revel in the music in the pub. A man came up to us and advised us that we looked like [models] out of a Bombay Sapphire commercial, a gin that's now particularly popular with our families. He had such receptive and impudent energy - and he was actually very attractive. We immediately found common ground and whined a great deal. A year after, we got married. Our marriage service taught me how important it was to be a part of something early and to have the ability to use that story to rethink the world around us. At one point, I felt like I was risking losing myself into my union, but rather, my life was playing with fresh colors. And our best adventure was sealed not just in our memories, but from https://wanderway.photo/ . My name is Lynnette. I grew up in a pleasant, ethnically mixed, fun family with just two other sisters and a brother. My mother is a leading expert from the arts and humanities. I work as a graphic designer. You'll inquire what exactly makes this profession so excellent? As a follower of a certain lifestyle, I appreciate the chance to manage my time in the most effective way and operate in a convenient format . This is how I met my future husband.

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Hi! I am a Charcoal Artist. Warm welcome to my channel. Through my Charcoal sketches, I try to create an emotional connection between my subjects and the viewer either by means of an expression, a thing, a place or a portrait. I use charcoal so I can pare my drawings down to basic elements of light, dark, texture, detail, and composition. Charcoal is the most primitive of media, but its warmth, depth and versatility are tactile and mysterious. The range between Black, which is the absence of all colors and White, which is the presence of all colors is very wide and yet to be explored completely. For creating different textures, I use various tools like stumps, cotton balls, make-up applicators but rarely fingers to prevent them from oiling up. I sometimes use the blending tools with charcoal powder to sketch and use charcoal sticks and pencils only for the finishing touches. Sharp erasers pull charcoal out of the dark areas and soft erasers provide more subtle highlights, although once I’ve marked the paper I can never go back to pure white.

Against the lockdown measures but at the same time against racists / islamophobes or hateful people. For tolerance but can't stand the woke mob.

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