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Originally from Stockholm, Sweden - Steph came to Sydney, Australia at 18 years old to follow her dream of becoming a graphic artist, and launched her blog watermeloncrush.com The blog has continued to grow into a lifestyle, fashion and creative platform that fuels her career as creative director, professional coffee drinker and hobby photographer.
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  • Stay wild gypsy child 🌻 59 2
  • Please don’t tell me everything is wonderful now @everclear 32 3
  • If all you woke up with today was a shocking hangover, you can consider yourself lucky. Some have lost homes, memories, belongings and even family members. Some have fought and volunteered to protect what’s possible, fought to help neighbors and friends, fought to help wildlife. Though I know you have seen and heard enough about it, this is a reminder that this is a time to give. We can all do something, and you’re unsure where to start, this might help. Red Cross Disaster Relief & Recovery — https://www.redcross.org.au/campaigns/disaster-relief-and-recovery-bushfires - @redcrossau⁠ Support your local brigade — https://www.rfs.nsw.gov.au/volunteer/support-your-local-brigade - @nswrfs⁠ ⁠ For National Parks & Wildlife — https://www.fnpw.org.au/- @parks_foundation⁠ ⁠ Wildlife conservation — https://www.australianwildlife.org/ - @australianwildlifeconservancy⁠ ⁠ Salvation Army — https://www.salvationarmy.org.au/donate/make-a-donation/donate-online/?appeal=disasterappeal - @salvosau Port Macquarie Koala Hospital — https://www.koalahospital.org.au - @portmacquariekoalahospital If you don’t have the means to donate money or essential items, donating blood is a great option if you’re eligible to do so — www.donateblood.com.au - @lifebloodau It’s time to wake up @scottmorrisonmp #scottmorrisonwhereareyou 133 9
  • Thank you, next. 149 31
  • Twenty nineteen. We read an article on the New York Times this morning called ‘This Has Been The Best Year Ever’, and unlike 99% of the news we’ve been reading this year, it was an article highlighting hope. All the doom and gloom can be paralyzing. Depressing. But it’s time to push on. Make change. Get involved. Do something. New Years Eve has always seemed a bit gimmicky to me, but if that’s what it takes for people to feel obliged to make a change and embrace a ‘fresh start’, I’m all for it. This year we lost loved ones. We cried a lot. But we also laughed, a lot. Rosie and I did our first long haul trip, back home. We moved house, again. Rose turned one. We sold a business. We opened a new one. We worked our asses off. My best friend came all the way to Australia for a visit. I got to see my family twice in one year. We drank a lot of margaritas. A lot. Read a few books but should have read more. We took road trips. Not enough photos. It will just be a new day, but it’s nice to think of it as a new year with new possibilities to grow. To learn, to make new memories based on the ones we already cherish. Here’s to 2020. 79 11
  • Had to document this... Because hats off to you, ladies, who wear lipstick everyday. That shit is HARD. 83 7
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