Red Pill or Blue Pill? Which one would you take?
which would enable him to leave the shadows and start living a real life out of the matrix. Morpheus also offered a blue pill which would allow Neo to return to his illusion.
which would enable him to leave the shadows and start living a real life out of the matrix. Morpheus also offered a blue pill which would allow Neo to return to his illusion.
Kia Ora, my name is Tessa Zank, some may know me as Zank Art Realm. I’m a Hauraki-based artist.
Like many, I was a very anxious and depressed young soul. I only knew unhealthy ways of dealing with all these emotions – until I found art and the beautiful people I now have in my life.
The 5th day in the Greek Odyssey, we stayed and worked for accommodation (otherwise known as WWOOFing) in Greece. We stayed and worked for a man named Thanasis in a village close to the city Volos. This is a diary entry from one of the days we were there.
Cooking Under the Saigon Sun – A chef’s memoir of Growth
Over 7,000 islands. Magical surf breaks
and mountainous rainforests. That’s
probably what comes to mind when
I mention the Philippines.
Initially I noticed subtle changes in my thinking. At work and in my personal life, a distance grew between my colleagues and friends and me.
which would enable him to leave the shadows and start living a real life out of the matrix. Morpheus also offered a blue pill which would allow Neo to return to his illusion.
Kia Ora, my name is Tessa Zank, some may know me as Zank Art Realm. I’m a Hauraki-based artist.
Like many, I was a very anxious and depressed young soul. I only knew unhealthy ways of dealing with all these emotions – until I found art and the beautiful people I now have in my life.
The 5th day in the Greek Odyssey, we stayed and worked for accommodation (otherwise known as WWOOFing) in Greece. We stayed and worked for a man named Thanasis in a village close to the city Volos. This is a diary entry from one of the days we were there.
Cooking Under the Saigon Sun – A chef’s memoir of Growth
Over 7,000 islands. Magical surf breaks
and mountainous rainforests. That’s
probably what comes to mind when
I mention the Philippines.
Initially I noticed subtle changes in my thinking. At work and in my personal life, a distance grew between my colleagues and friends and me.
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