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444names · 1 year ago
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Names generated from Old Spanish forenames
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robotlearnstolove · 1 month ago
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2024-10-19
Norin I
Diegana watched her son as he zoomed around the small clearing in the forest they called home. He was playing his favourite game, one that involved going from one plant or tree to another, pointing at them and making sounds with his mouth. When they walked through the forest together, she was always pointing at different plants, telling him their names and explaining to him their various uses. And although he wasn’t quite old enough yet to properly form words, every so often, she would catch a nearly intelligible phrase popping out of him like “oaklea” or “bir-bar”. She could faintly remember — she had been quite young herself at the time — her younger brother behaving similarly at that age. Speaking of Dorano, he and Burnoe would be back from their morning gathering any minute now.
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captain-heiko · 6 years ago
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R & R
Sadure Dorano belongs to @bravemustaine
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spaceoceania · 5 years ago
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OH MY GOD YES
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oh my god someone take photoshop away from me 
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smoqueen · 2 years ago
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The lost city of a dorano
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belleeverygreen · 5 years ago
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Gunther character study.
It’s just a basic character of my character Gunther Dorano.
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imcubo · 5 years ago
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I fiori secchi dei tigli dorano la città
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corvidprompts · 6 years ago
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I sent that ‘are’ ask waaaay too early. I was going to ask if any of the admins were in the LGBTQ+ community. (Only if you’re comfortable sharing of course.)
yeah we all are!
mod crow is a polyam aromantic asexual queer nb who uses neopronouns
mod unname is nonbinary bisexual polyamorous and also uses neopronouns
mod dorano is a triple a!Agender asexual aromantic w they/them pronouns
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redgillan · 6 years ago
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Did you have a wedding dress in mind? I’m curious I would like to see what inspired you
I think I have reblogged some inspiration dresses on my sideblog @tjalmond under #insp. Also Rosa Clara’s bridal collection is to die for (Dorano and Kesia are wow) I just took a bit of everything and created my Frankenstein dress :’)
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edicolaelbana · 3 years ago
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Emergenza ungulati: Lettera inviata agli enti competenti, la richiesta promossa dalla cittadinanza e dalle associazioni il Libeccio, Amici di Patresi e Colle d’Orano e Amici di Colle d’Orano è stata inviata seguita da 149 Firme. ( foto sul nostro sito ) https://www.edicolaelbana.org/2022/01/23/emergenza-ungulati-lettera-inviata-agli-enti-competenti-la-richiesta-promossa-dalla-cittadinanza-e-dalle-associazioni-il-libeccio-amici-di-patresi-e-colle-dorano-e-amici-di-colle-d/ https://www.instagram.com/p/CZEnWbIo_Oc/?utm_medium=tumblr
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robotlearnstolove · 6 months ago
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2024-06-09
Before Dawn
Every morning, Dorano was the first to wake. The colour of the sky on this particular morning told him that the sun would be rising soon but it was light enough for him to see his way around the clearing. He stepped deftly around their wilderness home, careful not to make too much noise. Diegana had become a light sleeper in motherhood and she and Norin needed as much rest as he could give them. Dorano smiled toward the rudimentary shelter where the two of them and Burnoe still slept.
The young villager had come a long way in the past two years. He worked hard and he contributed to the camp. He was even starting to learn about foraging. His devotion to Diegana — and now as well to their son — had shaped him into a better person and Dorano was relieved that his initial misgivings of Burnoe had been unfounded. Even though he hadn’t been born into this life, he was taking to it quite well.
Dorano took a deep breath. Every day, the morning air had been just a touch cooler than it had been the day before and this morning was no exception. They were entering the later days of summer and, soon enough, they would have to start their annual journey southward.
He knew that Burnoe would wake at dawn and rouse the cook fire. Although the task had never been formally assigned to him, he had taken to it ever since Norin’s birth. In the meantime, Dorano set out on the morning gathering expedition. He slung a rough burlap bag over one shoulder and the leather strap of the empty water barrel over the other. Then, he quietly stepped out into the forest.
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captain-heiko · 6 years ago
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R & R
featuring Sadure Dorano by @bravemustaine
Sadure: Come on, sourpuss, try to have fun.
Xi: YOU CAN’T MAKE ME HAVE FUN!
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doranojewelry · 8 years ago
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DORANO JEWELRY turned 2 today!
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doranoj · 8 years ago
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May you always be at the right place at the right time !
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dorano-jewelry-blog · 8 years ago
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5 Excellent Care Tips from the Jewelers
Jewelries are women’s best friend and every woman love to adorn themselves with jewelries. However, jewelries are delicate items and handling them roughly can not only break these intricate pieces of art but also diminish the shine and gleam. However, keeping your jewelries maintained is not a big deal if you follow the right tips to take care of these prized possessions. Below are 6 tips from the expert jewelers round the world which will help you on taking the best care for your jewelries:
1.  Always apply lotion, deodorant, perfume, or talc before wearing the jewelry because the sweat may damage the jewelry. While removing your jewelry, always wipe them with a dry cloth so that at sweat or water particles doesn’t stay back to create dirt layers on the jewelry or bring on any rust particles.
2.   Store all your jewelries in a fabric lined box very carefully so that no other jewelry can bring on scratches on each other while they are kept together.
3.  Never wear jewelry while doing physical work as the dust, heat or other factors may damage the jewelry.
4.      Clean your jewelry in a secure location with a soft brush on so that the embellishments are neither lost nor scratched.
5.      Have your jewelries checked regularly by professional jewelers to ensure safety and longevity of the jewelries or get damaged parts repaired immediately.
6.      Treat every jewelry separately as they are different in metals and structure; also the care regime might be different from one another. Read the user’s manual to see the kind of care it needs.
The above mentioned tips for taking proper care of your jewelries comes straight from experienced jewelers and you can rely on these for increasing the life of the delicate assets in your locker. However, whenever you feel the jewelry needs some professional care do not hesitate as one little breakage can lead to a bigger one. There is certain jewelry stores that offer Custom jewelry repair so that you get the best possible care for your precious ornaments individually. Look around for the local jewelry repair stores, but make sure you put them in safe hands as if wrong treatment is done, the shine and luster will go away and it might also make the piece vulnerable to damage.
If you have wedding in your upcoming months, buy Unique engagement rings and wedding ring from reputed shops as they give guarantee papers on the quality. They will also offer you professional cleaning and repairing of jewelries as and when needed. You can also look for stylish jewelries from stores like DORANO JEWELRY and you will get quality product with latest trends at reasonable price. So, without hunting for the right jewelry store, contact Dorano and take proper care of your jewelry with these excellent care tips from jewelers to beautify yourself in the best possible way.
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jucks72 · 7 years ago
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Polpo alla piastra, pak choi, topinambur e patate
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Polpo alla piastra, pak choi, topinambur e patate
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Ingredienti
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Piovra 1 kg circa
Pak choi 3
Topinambur 6
Patata 1
Olio extravergine d’oliva q.b.
Olio di sesamo deodorato q.b.
Polvere di peperoncino q.b.
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  Preparazione
Dopo aver sciacquato la piovra mettetela in una pentola e ricopritela di abbondante acqua fredda di rubinetto, mettetela su fuoco vivace e portate a ebollizione.
Fate bollire per 20 minuti e poi lasciate raffreddare nella sua acqua fino a temperatura ambiente.
Conservatela ben coperta nell’acqua di cottura (questa parte della ricetta è da eseguire con largo anticipo).
Prelessate i pak choi in acqua salata bollente per un paio di minuti, quindi raffreddateli in acqua e ghiaccio.
Pelate i topinambur, se sono troppo grandi taglieteli per la lunghezza.
Pelate la patata, tagliatela a dadi piccoli e lessatela in acqua salata e bollente.
Travasate i dadini di patata e, con una parte di acqua di cottura e una di olio di semi, frullate fino ad ottenere una salsa piuttosto liquida ed omogenea.
Arrostite il pak choi e il topinambur con un po’ di olio extravergine d’oliva, in forno a 220°C, per una decina di minuti finchè non dorano i bordi.
In una padella bassa antiaderente piastrate con un filo d’olio due o tre tentacoli di piovra a testa finché non diventa croccante su entrambi i lati.
In un piatto grande piano cospargete due grandi cucchiai di crema di patata scaldata al microonde, disponete le verdure quasi al centro e sopra i tentacoli in bella vista, su un angolo decorate con un pizzico di polvere di peperoncino, un giro di olio e un pizzico di sale sulle verdure.
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