tiny barber shop - like you see them all the time along the roads
don't tease!
one-guy twister! hours of fun
the camels are a gift from Mu'ammar al-Gaddafi himself. "No camels in Zambia?! Noo no no no no!"
the compounds near the massive cement plant just outside Lusaka - where people live in mud just next to their cement-producing employer. Now where are the CSR people when you need them?
It is not clear to see - but the fish is swarming with flies
the high and supreme courts
our uplifting conference room
the hotel from another angle
Jakaranda trees - my love!
Nshima with... - Lusaka Police Station 
carved into the wall at the detention hall
thank you everyone for a life changing experience and hopes to come back very soon! 
drawings by Greg Eason
Alexander McQueen
my camersa for some reason refuses to let go of the gazillion pictures I took in Zambia - come on!“ Women have made less progress toward gender equality in the
region. Many observers claim this is due to the region’s Islamic traditions. I suggest that oil,
not Islam, is at fault; and that oil production also explains why women lag behind in many
other countries. Oil production reduces the number of women in the labour force, which in turn reduces
their political influence. As a result, oil-producing states are left with atypically strong patriarchal norms,
laws, and political institutions. I support this argument with global data on oil production, female work
patterns, and female political representation, and by comparing oil-rich
and Tunisia. This argument has implications for the study of the Middle East, Islamic culture, and the
resource curse”.
- article by Michael L. Ross - University of California, Los Angeles.
Oh hai, blog, hii!
marion cotillard - if you couldn't tell. via fadedyouthblog
i'd very much like me some london soon please - starting to feel the jitters
topshop wringing the last there is to wring out of studs - and doing it well
yeeees, sir-ee!
ha ha hirst
lovelovelove Alexa's acne shoes - and Alexa for that matter. Utter favorite twitter-girl
alexander mcqueen clutch
le fleur from sanna berger on Vimeo.
Malk!
Grace! - oh, how I love You. Let me count the ways.
Gogol Bordello!
Ja-hatten! Yes, ja-hatten, how ridiculously cool.
Slipknot fans - mumified with black duct-tape for 8 hours in a queue in 30 degrees celcius is what I call dedication. Two enthusiastic thumbs up - aaalmost sad I missed the show.
Tapas and lambrusco - I could die happy this instant
Festivitoes
via (in order of appearance): ellery.com, mariahinze.com, thefashionspot, tumblr, icanread.com, welovetypography.com, knighttcat.com, longpauses.com
Den slags har det med at virke imod hensigten.
Ja, det er helt sikkert. Læg mærke til, hvordan du kræver forståelse overfor indvandrere fra DFs vælgere, men du er ikke selv klar på at vise DFs vælgere den samme forståelse, som du kræver fra dem.
Morten Messerschmidt er den slags politiker, der kun bliver stærkere, jo mere han bliver dæmoniseret. Hver gang en veluddannet københavner med de rigtige meninger kalder Messerschmidt noget grimt, så stiger hans meningsmålinger. Det skyldes, at man kommer til at bekræfte hel Messerschmidts budskab: Nemlig, at der er en politisk korrekt overklasse, der skammer sig over Danmark, som hellere vil leve i en globaliseret verden uden grænser, og iøvrigt kun har foragt til overs for dig, der sympatiserer med Messerschmidt.
Den første ting, man bør gøre som almindelig fodsoldat på venstrefløjen er at droppe den hadske og dæmoniserende retorik overfor helt almindelige DF-vælgere.
Fakta er, at det er de færreste uddannede københavnere, der overhovedet kender en DFer. Og alligevel tror de, at de har nogen som helst idé om, hvem de er. Du kalder dem f.eks. for 'ubehagelige mennesker'. Hvorfor gør du det? Kender du dem? Har du mødt dem? Hvordan tror du det påvirker en almindelig DF-vælger at blive kaldt 'ubehagelig'? Tror du, det vil få dem til at stemme SF næste gang?