#Sightseer Naomi

[devilrose]

Sightseer Naomi & Sandslash from Pokémon Masters :D

Amongst Gym Leaders and Elite Fours and Champions and all sorts of very important and powerful people, here you've got a dork on vacation who just brought her pet along... she's an idiot (affectionate).

[9823678]

チリさんの面接受けてきましたー！ 凄い緊張したー💦 でもとてもいい経験だった✨ 最後は一緒に記念撮影もしてくれたよ📸 これは永久保存の自撮りにしよう！ #まいどチリちゃんやで #パルデア地方四天王 #記念撮影成功 #最高のツーショット #パシオ最高 #ポケマスEX

[pokemas-conversation-repository]

[firecodex]

Transcript

Naomi: Besides Pasio, I've been sight-seeing in lots of other places!

Naomi: My photos folder is full of memories from my travels!

Naomi: Aw, looking at these photos makes me wanna visit all those places again!

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Naomi: Every region was so much fun! My cruise on the S.S. Anne was so beautiful…

Naomi: The Pokémon hot springs in Hoenn really were an excellent place to relax!

Naomi: The theme parks in Nimbasa City were great too, but vacationing in Alola was the best!

Naomi: So, where have you traveled? What was your favorite spot?

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[nzrowesglobetrotterchallenge]

Summer - Fall in Mt. Komorebi

✓ Eat food at a Festival

✓ Take a selfie with Yamachan

✓ Collect a Simmie (or, like, seven)

✓ Swim in the Wakaba River

✓ Soak for a long time in a Hot Spring (she fell asleep, LOL)

✓ Wear a festival costume

✓ Go sledding (though Naomi prefers her snowboard)

✓ Eat food using chopsticks (she's quite the cuisine connoisseur and earned the chopstick savvy trait; but she is a Komorebi native...)

✓ Socialize at the Onsen Bathhouse

✓ Make a wish on a forest spirit

✓ (Go for a slow walk and) Become emotionally mindful

✓ Complete the Mt Komorebi Sightseer Aspiration and earn the Worldly Knowledge reward trait.

✓ Knit for 5 hours (and then some..)

✓ Start 3 knitting projects while inspired

✕ Knit on a rocking chair

✓ Achieve level 4 knitting skill

✓ Knit while listening to music (as long as earbuds count..)

✓ Sell a knitted object on Plopsy

[crossoverheaven]

Same Energy

[herebeminis]

Naomi

I already think Pokemon Masters is amazing because it combines characters from all across the Pokemon games but now they are breaking new ground by creating NEW characters based on the generic trainer classes and I find that just astounding!

[pokemaster91]

Alola! Coming to have a tour of Pasio! Sightseer Naomi & Sandslash are vacationing in paradise!

[ultraericthered]

Reblog this Naomi that I posted and you’ll be blessed with good luck.

[devilrose]

Me: I'm drawing Naomi from Pokemon Masters; I would like to see some references of how the light interacts with a hat over the shoulders... What about... types into google images: "girl wearing hat"

Google images: Okay, here are a bunch of pictures of a girl with a baseball cap, a fedora, a...

Me: Ah, sorry, let me be more precise, I meant: "girl wearing big hat"

Google images: Ooh! A big hat, you say! Why! I surely can show you that! What about this one, it's an entire fuckin umbrella -- no, wait! A circus tent! Wait, wait, this is the biggest hat in the world, behold --

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This is not the first time that Google images behaves like a gremlin to me. But I couldn't resist making a picture in which she is wearing one of the silly hats from the silly search.

[9823678]

久しぶりの更新♪ 実はまだパシオにいました✨ パシオが楽しすぎて更新忘れてた💦 #パシオ楽しすぎる #ご当地経験値まだまだ獲得中 #ポケマスEX

[moviesinfocus]

Video: On Set With Daniel Craig & BOND 25 In Jamaica

Video: On Set With Daniel Craig & BOND 25 In Jamaica

It’s safe to assume that the 25th James Bond film has had a few stumbling blocks since it was given the green-light. First there was the very public parting of ways with director Danny Boyle. Then came Daniel Craig’s ankle injuryfollowed by a Pinewood Studios explosion that got a little out of hand. Heck, there have even been rumours that director Cary Fukunaga was spending too much time playing…

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Transcript

Naomi: Oh my gosh! Excuse me! I'm a member of the Gordie fan club!

Naomi: Could you sign my photo book later, please?!

Gordie: Of course. Thanks for your support!

Gordie: My fourth photo book will be coming soon. I'll let you know when it's finished.

[welovemahmutlar]

July 2018 we were delighted to finally meet the Wong Family face to face. We  were very proud to find out from Amanda and David that some of the articles and shares we put on ‘We Love Mahmutlar’ had actually inspired them to visit places they would never have thought about before.

We do try hard to make sure we publish and share information about the best trips and the best places to visit from Mahmutlar so that our group members, followers and blog readers have some idea of what there is to at various times of the year. Not everyone wants to sit by the pool or sunbathe for the whole two weeks of their holiday.

One of the best places to visit in the height of the Summer is the trip to see the Lavender Fields in Isparta and to travel on from there to visit the Salt Lake, also known as the Turkish Maldives.

Earlier in the Summer the rose fields are in bloom in Isparta and trips to see the rose fields are often coupled with a trip to the Salt Lake.

July and August, however, is the Lavender Fields’ moment of glory as the bushes are in full bloom and provide spectacular scenery which has become so very popular with sightseers making it a great choice for a day trip or short break.

I am so determined to visit the Lavender Fields myself, I obsess over the photos, but the timing always seems to be a problem and I find myself saying next time, next time, again and again.

We have actually visited Isparta in the Winter for a skiing day trip. Even then the scenery is spectacular and Isparta itself is a buzzing University town with plenty of lively bars and restaurants with student style bargain meals and drinks.

I can only imagine how beautiful it is in the Summer months.

But anyway,  back to the Lavender Fields…

It’s is really great to see a whole family making the effort to see different areas of Turkey and sharing their photos with us. I think there were a few on the trip who jumped on board very late in the day due to disappointing football results, but nevertheless,in the end the whole Wong family did the trip together.

They were kind enough to say we could use their personal photos for our website and so we thought we would write this post and publish their photos in a special website gallery.

If we inspired them – we hope that they will inspire you by reading about their trip and seeing their photos.

They were so enthusiastic about it saying the scenery was spectacular and well worth the early start (5.00 a.m.) and the 10 drive (5 hours there and 5 hours back.)

Their tour was organised by Fam Tours.

We regularly share Fam Tour’s schedule in our Facebook Groups as they appear to be very well organised, their schedules are clear and they appear very knowledgeable about the areas they visit. They normally take their own great photos of the trips so if you haven’t got a camera you can usually be sure there will be some great photos to share as mementos.

After visiting the Lavender Fields David, Amanda, Chloe-mae and Naomi travelled to the Salt Lake and bathed in the water there and caked themselves with the healing muds of the lake.

This area looks so tranquil and the colours so vibrant. Not sure if the camel ride was in the salt lake or in the lavender fields but we couldn’t miss it out from the gallery.

The family are now back in the UK but it was great finally meeting up with them all. I actually felt we had been friends for years as we regularly interact within the facebook groups. They are the kind of people who never forget to leave a nice comment or a like to make you feel your efforts are worthwhile.

It was a real treat to meet a kind, generous and down to earth family who are enthusiastically up for fun, a challenge and an adventure, whether its ‘dad dancing’ in the foam, rolling around in salt or photobombing other people’s photos!

Thanks for sharing guys, time went so quick, but we look forward to seeing you next year!

We are always happy to share memorable trips and visits such as this so if you want to feature on our website with a trip or visit you can recommend then  please feel free to contact us.

The Wong Family’s Trip to the Lavender Fields in Isparta and Turkish Maldives July 2018 we were delighted to finally meet the Wong Family face to face. We  were very proud to find out from Amanda and David that some of the articles and shares we put on 'We Love Mahmutlar' had actually inspired them to visit places they would never have thought about before.

[shugademus-fbandt]

houellebecq - submission (total shite) muriel spark - driver’s seat

podcasts, including:

transfert histoire d’un corps se reconnaître enfin l’enfant du bout du monde

all in the mind

arts & ideas: *philip roth in conversation *michael ignatieff and central europe ingmar bergmann wild strawberries burns, the radicall frankenstein and ai now counterculture and protest the in between landmark: the odyssey the invention of the circus ring rethinking tradition russai: totalitarianism and punishment man with a movie camera forgotten authors, the prisoner salman rushdie & uncertainty importance of networks washing in public unfinished art and literature sleep and insomnia sentimentality happiness sea journeys and voyages opium and creativity matthew arnold’s culture and creativity tom mccarthy and satirical indexes narcisissism rd lang ecstasy (medieval) tom philips japan and korea/hokusai laurent binet, the rise of the blockchain breaking free: martin luther smell; a history of dentistry leaves of grass education slow and fast killing time in imperial japan the time of your life the speed of revolution how short is a short story politics fast and slow, harriet harman monks models and medieval time fast faster fastest sleep - freedom to think play in urban design borders: on the ground, on the map, in the mind victorian bodies, citizens of everywhere the art of running elites energy and landscape capability brown the desert: geoff dyer, laurence scott, georgia okeefe walter benjamin universities: therapy or learning tale of gengi/algorithims germany/neil mcgregor concrete: marina lewycka et al sicily slavoj zizek tarkovsky’s stalker syrian buildings, georgian literature bryan mcgee

in our time arabian nights yeats and irish politics the silk road the east india company the british empire

lexicon valley getting to yes no-uh what’s the deal with 11

living with the gods

saturday review

start the week: who governs britain heart of darkness conrad and orwell the power and beauty of objects living with the gods hard work and sweet slumber pamuk competition myths self: fact and fiction india’s rise? age of spectacle paul auster american dream build that wall: borders and crossings play and creativity maps music manuscripts popular protest and patriotism island mentality loneliness and inner voices existentialism and ways of seeing is faster better scotland language and reinvention cultural lifespans france special social class and cultural capital architecture and power life in suburbia organizing the mind arabian nights al kennedy on matters of the heart france’s arab empire landscape and community digital natives dystopian future aleksandr hemon scotland -rankin and gray modernism with ali smith and kevin jackson salman rushdie werner herzog

life scientific

books and authors george saunders robert mcfarlane gg marquez

the essay

the start

in our time highland clearances hamlet beethoven moby dick thebes picts purgatory egyptian book of the dead gin craze garibaldi and the risorgimento baltic crusades animal farms epic og gilgamesh zend’s paradoxes songs of innocence and of experience gettysburg address 1816 sikh empire bedlam dutch east india company circadian rhythms empire of mali holbein at the tudor court alexander the great utilitarianism prester john lancashire cotton famine sappho the eunuch wealth of nations ashoka the great truth kafka’s the trial aesop haitian révolution caesar mrs dalloway hildegaard of bingen philosophy of solitude spartacus hindu ideas of creation microscope book of common prayer invention of radio prophecy levi strauss montaigne sakoku chekhov hardian’s wall joyce’s ulysses trojan war marco polo candide early geology measurement of time virtuous and de architectura kama sutra moon ming voyages david hume shinto minoan civilisation anatomy of melancholy bhagavad gita bannockburn medieval university mexican revolution random and pseudorandom consequences of the industrial revolution

resound

breakin’bread

guardian books aleksandr hemon’s bees rushdie toibin in conversation naomi klein islands and literature colin thubron and aggleton on memory amos oz on his new novel al kennedy, self, parson - londn walking in cities jim crace on melody short stories: my dream of flying to wake island (ballard) homage to switzerland (hemingway) my oedipus complex (frank oconnor) doll’s house (mansfield) fat (carver) the jungle (bowen) the beauties (chekhov) kitchen child (carter) conversation with my father (paley) extra (li) night driver (calvino)

long reads: why we should bulldoze business schools spectacular power of big lens fake it till you make it (instagram) post-work the diabolical genius of the baby advice industry how the sandwich consumed britain a tale of decay from unboxing to though showers how to sell a country orbiting jupiter why do we feel so guilty all the time the island for sale facebook’s war on free will how a tax haven is leading the race to privatize space trojan horse (islamic plot) neoliberalism, the idea that swallowed the world the school beneath the wave (japan) why we fell for clean eating what is a black professor in the us allowed to say unlearning the myth of american innocence is the world really better than ever the real cost of regeneration globalisation klein: how power profits from disaster the age of banter how the mod’s plan to privatize military housing ended in disaster serota and tate a reckoning for our species (anthropocene) rise of the machines accelerationism bish bash bosh - phyllida barlow rich hippies and developers went to war over instagram’s favorite beach the race to build the world’s first sex robot god in the machine into the woods: ho one man survived one in the wilderness for 27 years london bridge is down how technology gets us hooked ppe: the oxford degree that runs britain killer, kleptocrat, genius, spy (putin) total recall: the people who never forget wiley: the enigmatic godfather of grime the spy who couldn’t spell who killed the great british curry house is this what the west is really like?

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ny writer’s voice vapnyar - waiting for the miracle klemmen - choking victim john l’heureux - three short moments in a long life yu - fable lerner - polish rider boyle - fugitive williams - stuff ferris - abandonment mcguane - papaya boule - are we not men couvre - the hanging of the schoolmarm li - on the street where you live batman - constructed worlds gilbert - underground sittenfeld - the prairie wife lodato - melville - volume 1 sharma - you are happy vapnyar- deaf and blind means - two rumination on a homeless brother li - a small flame alexie - clean, cleaner, cleanest mackin - crossing the river no name green well - an evening out marcus - blueprints for st louis bynum - likes gilbert - sightseers krauss - seeing ershadi orneill - poltroon husband coover - treatments

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