Hello, I'm Tanya! Tanyanyanyanyan ♫
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You were born cause you are going to be important to someone ♥
Good night and sweet dreams everyone! Xxx
Weird. I was about to hit the sack when I suddenly had the urge to show you my current wallpaper and abused line :)) It’s something I edited last night (also around this time HAHA yes quirky mode turns on at midnight HAHA). I have no idea who drew those flowers, it’s just something stuck on my random folder from way back. Credits to you, whoever you are, the flowers you drew are lovely. For those of you who would want to use this too, you could download the wallpaper here :)
We were born to be a blessing and it’s also nice to know our perfect match is just around the corner :)) It’s such a feel good thought, don’t you think? :)
Snippets of The Louvre - Paris, France - the most visited art museum in the world ♥ My friends and I weren’t surprised when we saw the line, it was insanely long but it moved pretty quickly. It was early afternoon then, pretty.. but it looked better at night. Shots soon!
Wait before anything else let me tell you a really short story. Once upon a time I was a skeptic when people tell me that a person couldn’t finish viewing the Louvre in a day.. Well, guess what? I believe them now HAHA :))
There was just too much to see! It’s like an overdose of inspiration in there: Masterpieces of paintings, sculptures, prints, drawings, or antiques from.. well.. everywhere (e.g. Greek, Roman, Eastern, Religious, etc.) yeah all those things I only saw in books and movies!
The Louvre displays more that 35,000 works of art and 380,000 objects. Majority of the works insideare either donations, gifts, royal and confiscated property. Ever since Louis XIV chose the Palace of Versailles to be his household instead, the Louvre was primarily used to display his collection. Hahaha serious collecting right there! It was only during the French Revolution (1973) when the Louvre was used as a national museum.
Time for the cliché: Pose like the painting/sculpture! Haha go ahead shoot us.
The controversial Mona Lisa and Last Supper placed in the same room = overcrowding! But the wait was worth it anyway, masterpieces like these are always worth it ♥ Bye!