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Macrame Flower

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Pulseras . #ellos #pulserahombre #macrame #makramee #makrame #unisexfashion #braceletlover (en Llanera, Asturias) https://www.instagram.com/p/CpsSL5lM5H-/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[scenesandscreens]

Cairo Conspiracy (2022)

Director - Tarik Saleh, Cinematography - Pierre Aïm

"Power is a double edged sword."

[kittykichi]

Lydia's turn! <<Ning's part>>

[moviemosaics]

Cairo Conspiracy

directed by Tarik Saleh, 2022

[lanarchive]

the serpent and the wings of night, might as well make the title the whole book

[flaxeco]

[watchingalotofmovies]

Cairo Conspiracy

Cairo Conspiracy    [trailer]

The son of a fisherman is offered the privilege to study at the Al-Azhar University in Cairo, the center of power of Sunni Islam. He becomes a pawn in the conflict between Egypt's religious and political elites.

While I recognised the pictures and posters of Abdel Fattah el-Sisi everywhere, I don't know enough details about this world to judge how real this conflict is.

But that didn't keep me from enjoying this tense political thriller. It's not as epic as A Prophet, but that movie can be used as a reference point. And this one has a more unusual setting.

I continue to enjoy following the career development of Fares Fares.

[frontmezzjunkies]

The Hooves Belonged to the Deer Shoots Wild and True

#frontmezzjunkies reviews: #TheHoovesBelongedToTheDeer @tarragontheatre with @buddiesTO dir: #PeterHintonDavis written/starring #MakramAyache w/ #NoorHamdi #RyanHollyman #AdrianShepherdGawinski #EricWigston #BaharehYaraghi #HoovesTO #TheaTO #Tarragon2023

Ryan Hollyman, Makram Ayache, and Adrian Shepherd-Gawinski in The Hooves Belonged to the Deer – Tarragon Theatre 2023 – Photo by Cylla von Tiedeman. The Toronto Theatre Review: Tarragon Theatre’s The Hooves Belonged to the Deer By Ross Epic in its deliverance and its panorama, I experienced the same sort of sharp emotional jabs as when, for the first time, I saw Angels in America, and The…

[kyriat-sims]

Kremastes Kourtines - Three Curtains recolor

Sometimes we need privacy, sometimes we need a little privacy and sometimes we just need something to keep the light away.

Even back in ancient times humans (and sims) started to use woven cloth to protect themselves from heat, cold or strong light and divide the living space for more privacy. It was more common among the wealthy than others, and it for sure would beautify their surroundings. This set has three different curtains in many swatches from my Efrosyni and Knossos palettes. You will find them in game where you normally find curtains, or by searching for Kremastes or KyriaT.

Kremastes Kourtines Ballakia

Mesh: ❗Growing Together 

Found in Decorations - Curtains

Left and right version

37 swatches

Price 105 $

Kremastes Kourtines Makrame

Mesh: ❗High School Years 

Found in Decorations - Curtains

26 swatches

Price 35 $

Kremastes Kourtines Aples

Mesh: Base Game

Found in Decorations - Curtains

26 swatches

Price 20 $

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My downloads are always free, no ads, no paywall. More of my stuff at my blog: My cc - lots - sims - saves.

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Thank you for sharing!   💕  

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[friendswithclay]

“Cotton harvesting in Beheira Governorate in the early 1960s from the archive of Makram Salama”

[nando161mando]

“How the Tory government rebranded protesters as extremists”

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Hi I live in the Gaza Strip. My family and I never imagined that my country would become like this. Death, destruction, hunger, thirst, bombing. Gaza has become a symbol of tragedy in the world. Help me and my family to escape this genocide. Our house was destroyed. My life was destroyed. My studies destroyed everything. What will our future be like if it remains like this? I hope you can change this situation. Donate even $1. Every dollar makes a difference with us, and spread the link so our voice can reach the world.🥹🙏

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[sweetpotatoreads]

For Fans of Carissa Broadbent's "The Serpent & The Wings of Night" - Romantasy Read Alikes:

Are you a fan of Carissa Broadbent's "The Serpent & The Wings of Night"? Did you enjoy the complex enemies-to-lovers relationship of Oraya and Raihn? Are you hungry for more romantic tension and action-driven storylines? Did you enjoy the murky allegiances and slow-burn qualities of their relationship? Did you also enjoy her rich worldbuilding in this Fantasy Romance? See below for some read alikes!

Nights of Iron and Ink by Shannen Durey

Featuring a confident heroine Vera, this book is a little more explicit in its depictions of violence, language and romance scenes than Broadbent's novel. If you enjoy a dark and mysterious Fae non-human male character, known as 'The Enforcer', pairing up with a not-quite human Vera to uncover a sinister plot, this is a great read!

Set in first person point of view, this novel is both action driven and complex in its characters and politics. However it is adequately fast-paced and centered through Vera's point of view, readers will enter a kingdom where humans are either sent to be fodder for supernatural beasts, or as slaves to the Fae kind.

Reign and Ruin by J.D. Evans

Again, a slightly spicier read than Broadbent in its explicit romance scenes, this story follows the Naime, a heir of the kingdom of Tamar being pushed to marry for political allegiances, and Makram, a prince of the neighboring kingdom Sarkum. Richly inspired by the historical Middle East, this Romantasy is told in the third person, as well as dual points of view, this read is a little more densely plot driven (with court politics), however, the romance takes center stage with a slow-burn and a secret blossoming relationship. Both characters are competent, powerful mages, and the narrative does encompass societal issues such as gender and trauma. While this book has slower pacing than Broadbent's book, readers who enjoy political and historical aspects of fantasy realms will also enjoy the romance dynamic between Naime and Makram.

Quicksilver by Callie Hart

Another Fae read! This author is also not afraid to be more explicit with its depictions of violence and explicit open-door romance scenes. From the very first page, readers will delight in the heroine Saeris Vane and her sassy, headstrong personality as she fights and thieves to survive as a low class citizen in the City of Zilveran. The pace is quick. driven by Saeris's need to survive not only her thieving ways but an unforeseen encounter that leaves her transported to a world entirely unlike her own, and having to team up with a cold, cruel Fae warrior known as Kingfisher. Another slow-burn in the romance department, readers will enjoy the banter between Saeris and Kingfisher, and a cliffhanger at the end is reminiscent of that 'I need to read the sequel!" feeling just like Broadbent's book.

From Blood and Ash by Jennifer L. Armentrout

Armentrout's book features a 'scrappy', resilient heroine named Poppy who similar to Broadbent's Oraya -- has supernatural powers and an entire kingdom's fate resting on her shoulders. Trapped in a life she doesn't want as a Maiden, she is tempted by the royal guard known as Hawke Flynn who is supposed to ensure her Ascension, however, desire abounds...Their banter is electric, and again, this author is unafraid of explicit romance. This story is fast-paced and ends on a cliffhanger as well. One appeal aspect to be aware of is that this book does deal with sensitive topics such as abuse (past child neglect and abuse).

A Court This Cruel & Lovely by Stacia Stark

Humans with powers in this kingdom are killed if they are found to be ‘Corrupters’, and Prisca is forced to leave her home village when her secret power is threatened to come to light. The King of her kingdom drains humans of their powers until returning it to them on their 25th birthday, the magic seemingly to be used in order to defend against a Fae rival kingdom. However, this places Prisca’s life in danger as she has an innate gift. She meets a mercenary with green eyes, a man named Lorian that she had dreams of before they met, who is both her savior and a grumpy and yet irresistible man she must come to rely on. This world is well-built like Broadbent’s, the ‘hate to love’ banter between characters is well written, and there are plot twists that keep the reader on their toes.

Curse of Shadow and Thorns by L.J. Andrews

Like Oraya, the heroine in this book, Elise, has a royal responsibility to keep her family and throne safe from a supernatural threat (her ancestors stole the crown of a Fae King). However, she shirks her royal duties in favor of gambling, until her uncle negotiates a marriage contract. However, when she meets Legion who is tasked with keeping her safe as his charge, a forbidden romance occurs, as well as danger and political intrigue when her kingdom experiences a coup. As Elise escapes with Legion, a secret about Legion’s past and his identity is revealed. This is the least explicit read alike, as it has behind closed doors romance scenes, which is ideal for readers who don’t prefer explicit appeal aspects of the other read alikes.