Ourpick Reading Suggestions for March 17th

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Organic friends by @galenkp

I think what you describe here is the most natural way for friendships to unfold. I often find myself thinking that someone is my friend simply because I feel that way about them; however, it somehow becomes "official" only when the other person expresses those same feelings—and I’m referring here to relatively new friendships, because, as you rightly point out, there are other bonds where no words are needed to know that the friendship is authentic. It’s funny that you mention the idea of ​​"planning" to be friends with someone; I’m not sure if that’s exactly what I did, but there was a time when I deliberately reached out to someone because I wanted them to be part of my inner circle—and eventually, they became someone I hold in very high esteem. Mind you, I always did so without ever compromising my own personality...

Another Flower Parade by @erikah

What a wonderful array of flowers and what a beautiful fair! I could wander through it forever. I've always loved all kinds of flowers, a trait I inherited from my maternal grandmother. She was in love with her garden and tended to it constantly, a garden measuring 25 x 50 square meters.
One of my favorite flowers is the tulip, and I've never seen any like these; they're gorgeous. I recently bought a small orchid for my mother, who had always wanted one. The price was reasonable, and the color was beautiful, white and burgundy. I love seeing her happy.
But the most beautiful flowers are the crocuses. They look painted, as if they were created with brushstrokes, beyond just the color. They are so beautiful, and if I had a garden, I wouldn't hesitate to have them. For now, I have indoor plants. I love this tour, and it's true, who needs artificial flowers when faced with so much beauty?

Linda franela con flor de tela [Spa/Eng] by @leidimarc

First of all, I love the design of the T-shirt and, of course, the colour. I thought the fabric was perfect for this piece you’ve made, it’s very soft, and although it’s not called the same thing in Argentina, I think I know what it is and have used it before.
What I like most is the flower detail and how beautifully it’s done, as well as the hand-sewing. It’s very original and looks great for any occasion. Your daughter looks lovely in it and you can tell she really likes it. All handcrafted items are very valuable and take time, and in this case the result is delicate, beautiful and elegant, with high-quality details.

Chef Roberta – Aroma Roma | Channel Review [ESP-ENG] by @davidpena21

Chef Roberta puts so much love into her cooking, and the beauty of her dishes really shows it. I usually don't watch many cooking channels because they don't explain enough or their videos are too long, but this one condenses the entire preparation into just over six minutes—it's perfect for me! 🤣 Thanks so much for sharing, brother; it's great to see you consuming such valuable content on YouTube...

Delantal de niños con material reciclado | Children’s apron made from recycled materials by @jorgelissanchez

Hahaha, it's really cute and practical. It looks great, and the best part is that you used recycled materials—which is awesome because you're turning all those little bags into something useful... plus, it won't get dirty if they're painting, since kids that age tend to make such a mess.

(ENG/ESP) 🧵✂️🌸 Making a simple dress with straps in the Cottagecore style / Elaborando un vestido sencillo con tirantes al estilo Cottagecore 🧵✂️🌸 by @suezoe

I love it! And yes, I had seen your dress in another post—I mean, I had seen you wearing it in another post. It's great that you made it yourself; it looks really nice on you!

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