Italy’s most famous island, Capri is a dramatic rugged mountain soaring out of the sea at the tip of the Sorrento peninsula. A haunt for eccentric characters since antiquity (Roman Emperor Tiberius had his villa of pleasures, the villa Jovis), Capri has been the preferred retreat of artists, movie stars, and other VIP’s in modern times. Scottish writer Norman Douglas’s novel South Wind (1917) is part homage to the island and part satire on its eclectic inhabitants. (via Hotels in Capri Italy – Daily excursions to Capri from the Hotel Onda Verde in Amalfi Coast
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When we think of bad self esteem about body image, we tend to think of only young girls having warped views when they look in the mirror, that girls are the only ones who want to change themselves so drastically and heartbreakingly but boys as well have bad self esteem by the amount of pressure society puts on them.
Boys and girls, you are beautiful just the way you are.
Proud to say I know who made this. Vianca, You are so fucking talented and I love you.
Hey guess what?
My friend made this.
She’s a fantastic human being and videographer.
(Source: vimeo.com)
via images.nationalgeographic.com
Sunset bathes the Basilica di Santa Maria della Salute in pastel hues. Neither land nor water, but shimmering somewhere in between, the city of Venice lifts like a mirage from a lagoon at the head of the Adriatic.
