(Source: razersharpp)

mexicanfoodporn:

Churros + Chocolate = Cielito Lindo. 

raveneuse:

Viviane Sassen

Mujimanzovu, 2005

Las mañanas cuando era pequeña y la casa olía a comida recién hecha y a cariño, cariño con canas.
Entraba a lugares en donde debía permanecer quietecita y veía la imagen genérica de un hombre que era todos los hombres.
Sin hambre, sin sueño, sin emoción, me veía por horas.
Pálido de pies a cabeza, el primer hombre que conocí se llamaba David, una ocurrencia de  un tal Miguel Angel. (como mi compañero de banca, el que me correteaba)

monstreux:

by Markus Pritzi

(Source: tea-and-movies)

platea:

A Modern Hair Study by Tara Bogart

(Source: sinpatrianibandera)

Crees que eres bueno en algo sólo porque no conoces a la gente suficiente como para que te apañe.

"Sometimes the slightest things change the directions of our lives, the merest breath of a circumstance, a random moment that connects like a meteorite striking the earth. Lives have swiveled and changed direction on the strength of a chance remark."

No hagas un borrador de tu vida, probablemente no tengas tiempo de pasarlo a limpio.

(Source: ahbaichibaichi)

androphilia:

Life With The Hijab By Sadaf Syed

① University of Michigan’s DJ Hadeel Al-Hadidi created and broadcasts her own hour-long radio program.
② Scholars teach that Islam encourages sports and physical activity for all, wrote Sayed. The prophet Muhammad is said to have invited his wife Aisha to a foot race.
③ Nadia Afghani, left, and Nadia Chohan make up Hijabi Deafness, a Muslim punk rock/hip-hop band.
④ Michelle Yim, a network engineer, skis, swims, body surfs, rides motorcycles – all while wearing the hijab.
⑤ Atlanta-based Mariem “Punchenella” Brakache (5-5, 1KO) is a former IBA Junior Middleweight Champion, boxing coach and renowned trainer.
⑥ A ballerina and tap dancer from Texas, Hiba Awad is anxious to prove “how versatile and unique a Muslim woman can be.”
⑦ Nousheen Yousuf said the practice of tae kwon do “taught me to treat daily prayers as a real meditation, where the focus is on my relationship with God.”
⑧ Nosheen Cassim, a part-time makeup artist and full-time mother of two, was born and raised in Illinois, but has been threatened by strangers who told her to “go back to where she came from.”
⑨ No matter how different they may look from other beachgoers, Sama Wareh, left, and Aurelia Khatib believe in doing what they love, including surfing.
⑩ Asma Azim, a step-grandmother from Pakistan, has been a manager of mechanics and a truck driver for more than a dozen years. She said her male contemporaries treat her with respect – especially when they discover she can repair her own engine.

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