Cherry Carry

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🌸 Happy Floral Friday! 🌸 Today’s gift from nature: a delicate branch of blush-pink blooms, soft as a spring sunrise. Each petal feels like a whispered promise—that even the smallest beauty can light up an ordinary day. Wishing you a moment as sweet as these flowers. May your weekend bloom with joy! What’s your favorite flower today?

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This paint was made from mummies. Real mummies. And it was called mummy brown. It is written that for its manufacture they mixed crushed remains of mummies with resin and got a universal brown shade. Good thing it wasn't the best quality, and there wasn't an endless supply of mummies, so the last such tube was produced in 1964. Ironically, the Victorians collected mummies as curiosities, but it was considered sacrilege to *process* them. And Burne-Jones' gesture was the first act of ethical redemption in art. Would you use paint from human remains?

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Behold two works by Pre-Raphaelite Edward Burne-Jones. Admire the exquisite brown hues... Until one day, the horrified artist: - Dug a grave in his garden - Buried the paint tube with full ceremony - Planted flowers as a memorial What dark secret did he discover? Why ban this color forever? Take your guesses! The shocking truth tomorrow. P.S.: And the flowers on the grave are painted... they are marigolds, a symbol of the transience of life in the Victorian language of flowers!

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A ghost of childhood summers when: - We hid under lilac branches, counting petals - Raindrops clung to the blooms like liquid sugar - Mom’s laughter tangled with the buzzing bees Now there’s a bank where the alley stood. Concrete smells of nothing. But when spring comes heavy with lilacs, I close my eyes—and for a breath, I’m small again. The world is just that shade of purple, and she’s still here 💜

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Happy Foggy Friday! Fog teaches us patience: even the closest things reveal themselves only when they’re ready

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🌸 Sakura vs. BTC 🪙 : haiku about volatility and beauty Market cycles 🌸 blooms for 10 days - and immediately drains all petals 🪙 can both halving and dump 50% in 10 days Hodlers vs. Enjoying the moment 🌸 Japanese people drop everything to make it to hanami (picnic under flowers) 🪙 traders drop everything to make it to the pamp Fundamental value 🌸 Useless in the farm, but the whole country is high. 🪙 "But what's the point?" - grandmothers ask as BTC beats ATH The poetry of loss 🌸 "Monno no Avare" (the sad charm of transience) 🪙 "I was just testing a strategy" (after liquidating a position). Conclusion: both phenomena are FOMO testing. Only sakura teaches letting go and crypto teaches stop-losses

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Nature is the ultimate artist, and this white magnolia is proof. Its porcelain-like petals remind us of the quiet perfection of natural beauty Magnolias bloom among the first, as if whispering: *"Spring is already here—even if the world hasn’t noticed yet."* Their fragrance, subtle yet unforgettable, lingers like a haiku Sharing this moment of pure serenity with you today. Enjoy! P.S. Warpcast nature-lovers—what’s your favorite early spring bloom?

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This is our little girl's first walk 🐕 It was all new to her, real wildlife in our yard! As time goes by, we stop learning new things, we get consumed by routine - the days are just like each other. School, work, sports You should explore new things more often, be in new places, try new foods, new activities, meet new people

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The city at night is beautiful! It reminds us that there is beauty not only in nature, but also in what people create 💜

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There’s something magical about cherry blossoms—how they paint the world in soft pink for just a moment, then let go without hesitation. My photo captures one of those fragile, perfect clusters: petals like crumpled silk, edges glowing in the light. Scientists say their brief bloom is a survival strategy. I think it’s poetry. The sakura reminds us: the most precious things are often the most transient. P.S. Fam — what’s your favorite spring bloom?

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Today our city looks like Silent Hill because of the thick fog. But I have a couple of pictures from the sea that I took last weekend for your beautiful eyes 🌊

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Because of the violent shaking, I couldn't take selfies. But the photographer captured the moment. It was the first time I saw the vast desert, that's why I'm smiling so big Friends have a great weekend and new impressions 🫶

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When you look at a photo of the bay in Dubai, it's hard to believe that this city has grown up in the middle of endless sands. People didn't just build skyscrapers and roads here - they created a world where desert meets sea and modernity meets tradition. It's a reminder that even in the most difficult circumstances, you can create something beautiful. And every time I look at this bay, I marvel at how people have turned a dream into reality. These are the first photos I took of this amazing city 🏙️

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The yellow of the desert is more than just a color. It's a feeling of freedom, warmth, and infinity that stays with you even after you leave the place We recently went on a jeep ride in the desert. It's a living photograph

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It's been a while since I've had news from the crypto world on my page. I stand corrected... A federal court in Texas has issued a judgment in absentia against Bancor DAO. The decision was the result of the defendant's failure to appear for a subpoena posted in January 2024 on the forum of the decentralized autonomous organization. The court sided with the plaintiffs, who filed a class action lawsuit in May 2023. They accused Bancor of defrauding investors, claiming that the protocol concealed liquidity problems that arose in 2022 and also provided false information about the effectiveness of an impermanent loss protection (ILP) mechanism. According to the lawsuit, the Bancor token (BNT) was an unregistered security and the Bancor DAO itself was an unincorporated general partnership between vBNT token holders.

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One of the most memorable moments at Babiole restaurant in Dubai was the dessert we were served at the end of dinner. It was a chocolate brownie with vanilla ice cream, garnished with a thin slice of dried orange. The combination of the warm, rich chocolate flavor of the brownie and the soft, melt-in-your-mouth vanilla ice cream was just perfect. And the slight sourness of dried orange added sophistication to the dessert and completed the composition. I especially liked this dessert, because I adore chocolate and ice cream. But here they were combined in such a way that every bite became a small celebration. It was not just a sweet dish, but a real symphony of flavors, which left a pleasant aftertaste and a desire to return to this restaurant again.

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We all have a dream that warms the soul and makes the heart beat more often. My longtime dream was to go to a stock car race. And you know what? It didn't just come true - it was 200% fulfilled! From the very beginning, it was like a movie. I scoured the entire garage, watching the racers get ready to go out. Every sound, every smell of gasoline and oil added adrenaline. I now have a picture with our racer and his powerful car - a moment that is now stored in my memory and in photos. And when the cars took to the track, I found myself there too, next to the racers, feeling part of this exciting world. But the most incredible thing happened during the race. Our racer, as he passed our group, made a lunge for the line and winked his headlights! My phone almost fell out of my hands - I thought there was something wrong with the car at first, but it turned out to be his way of saying hello to us. Such a small but memorable gesture!

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📍 Dubai The team of an IT company scattered in different corners of the world finally met in Dubai, a city that has become terra incognita for everyone. We, who were used to communicating through monitor screens, saw each other in person for the first time: smiles, hugs, laughter that sounded louder than in Zoom. Dubai greeted us with hot sun and the glitter of skyscrapers, as if emphasizing that this was going to be an unforgettable adventure. At night we went to the bay. The water was warm and the sky was as starry as any of us had seen in a long time. Dubai became for us not just a point on the map, but a place where the virtual team became real. And each of us took away with us not only photos, but also the confidence that together we can do anything - even conquer deserts, or write code.

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My favorite bank sent a gift of an instant print camera. It also included a pear made of wood and stickers. But the most interesting thing is that the filling for the gift wrapping is made of eco-materials. It will easily disappear if you dissolve it in warm water and rinse off the fibers. As the bank wrote - it will be magical for both you and nature. It's great that such big brands are starting to think about the environment. The journey starts with a small step, even for a big company 🌱

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Among the sand dunes and pine smells, there is a forest that seems to have stepped off the pages of a fairy tale. The trees here do not grow, but dance. Their trunks bend in bizarre spirals, loops and waves, as if frozen in the middle of some ancient ritual. It seems as if they are about to come to life and continue their dance to the whisper of the wind. No one knows exactly why the forest is like this. Some say it is the work of invisible spirits, others say that special winds or mysterious forces of the earth are to blame. But when you look at these trees, you want to believe that they simply decided to live by their own rules, breaking all the laws of nature.

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