Master Piece of Minimalism
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He is so courageous! FUCK CANCER…I am praying for u.

He is so courageous! FUCK CANCER…I am praying for u.

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      13-08-2012

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      My sister as happy as I have ever seen her. I wish u didn’t have to go, but hey 3 months n we can laugh uncontrollably again.

      My sister as happy as I have ever seen her. I wish u didn’t have to go, but hey 3 months n we can laugh uncontrollably again.

        Reblogged from heyfranhey on 30-07-2012

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          Reblogged from alexandraelle on 18-07-2012

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            30-05-2012

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            Awwww love…how much I long for you!!!! This made me cry a lot - I want this!!!

              Reblogged from brandferly on 29-05-2012

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                "Don’t say “yes” if you want to say “no”. Don’t say “maybe” if you want to say “never”. You can’t hurt people with your decisions. We always want to please, but at the end we are hurting ourselves; it took me a lot of time to learn how to say “no”, but I finally managed."
                -Paulo Coelho (via sunsetsandthemoonlight)
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                  with baby in tow, back to business (in her own words, ‘women have children and get back to binessssss’)

                  with baby in tow, back to business (in her own words, ‘women have children and get back to binessssss’)

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                    afrikanwomen: Kopano Matlwa is the grounded twenty two year old author of the provocative novel Coconut about black South African youths’ loss of identity in their highly Westernised nation. Matlwa is the youngest European Literary Award winner to come out of South Africa and balances a hectic writer’s schedule of book readings, literary fairs et al, with a full-time schedule as a medical student at University of Cape Town. Zimbabwean Tsitsi Dangarembgwa’s Nervous Conditions is one of her favourite books. (source: http://www.african-writing.com)

                    afrikanwomen:

                    Kopano Matlwa is the grounded twenty two year old author of the provocative novel Coconut about black South African youths’ loss of identity in their highly Westernised nation.

                    Matlwa is the youngest European Literary Award winner to come out of South Africa and balances a hectic writer’s schedule of book readings, literary fairs et al, with a full-time schedule as a medical student at University of Cape Town.

                    Zimbabwean Tsitsi Dangarembgwa’s Nervous Conditions is one of her favourite books. (source: http://www.african-writing.com)

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