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Song of the open road

"I swear to you, there are divine things more beautiful than words can tell." ~Walt Whitman. beautiful, sexy, sweet, amazing, talented, anyway, more than words can tell.

Kenny Random (street artist)

While online this morning I bumped into Kenny Random's work. I didn't know him, never heard of him, but I kind of love what he does around the streets of Padova in Italy. Hard to believe that such a cool and naive demonstration of art is illicit. Here some of his "illicit" work. Have an awesome weekend. Healthy and peaceful.

Light

noun 1. The natural agent that stimulates sight and makes things visible. verb 1. P rovide with light or lighting; illuminate. adjective 1. having a considerable or sufficient amount of natural light; not dark. source for images: bloodandchampagne.com

Spring

Not only we had the coldest winter ever but also, spring has taken a while to show up. But as the saying goes: "No matter how long the winter, spring is sure to follow." Here it is. It is finally here. We welcome you spring, -the most wanted spring of all-.

lately.....

on Instagram. Have a good week. Full of good health and peace.

love all, trust a few

kindness to all does not mean trusting all. Have a good weekend. Healthy and peaceful. 

new ones to enjoy

found these three new blogs/sites that I want to share. awesome interior design + other fun stuff. enjoy. http://myidealhome.tumblr.com/ http://lalalovelythings.com/ http://www.leclettico.it/concept.html

amazing public schools around the world

I asked my friend -who is a teacher at a public school- a few months ago: what do you think, private or public? She answered: I will stick to public schools for my kids. I trust them. I believe in the public system. Right now, schools are a topic that live on a daily basis in the top of my mind. This year, in the fall, my little guy will start kindergarten and believe me the decision to what school to send him to has been huge. Coming from a different country makes it even more difficult. The American school system is very different from what I am used to, truly different, so vulnerability levels run high for me. However, I have done the homework to tour every single school I could and my husband and I decided which one was our favorite one. Which one we like for our kid. Now we are waiting for a transfer to be accepted. Crossing our fingers. I bump into this article this morning about some amazing public schools around the world. Take a look at the buildings and classroo