De favoriete instagram accounts van @bycarolijn

Een gezellige chaos, net zoals de accounts die ik volg; belangrijke nieuwsbronnen, hilarische memes, fijne verzamelplaatjesaccounts, en een hele hoop inspirerende mensen. Hierbij mijn 10 favoriete Instagram accounts op dit moment (het wisselt nogal), in random volgorde:Hi! Ik ben Carolijn, schrijver en moeder van twee kleine meisjes (en ook een beetje van labrador Frits). Een hele tijd geleden begon ik een Instagramaccount vol Amsterdamse grachtenpanden, later durfde ik ook mijn eigen hoofd te laten zien, nog wat jaar later waren het vooral mijn zwangere buik en het kleine lieve mensje dat daarin groeide die te zien waren op mijn foto’s, nu is het een mengelmoes van mijn werk, dingen die ik mooi vind, nog steeds een beetje mijn eigen hoofd en heel af en toe (onherkenbare) foto’s van mijn dochters.

@diet_prada

Kritisch account dat zich (voornamelijk) focust op fashion labels en media. Heeft de afgelopen maanden o.a. de vreselijke mental health issue van Vogue Portugal en de racistische praktijken binnen Zimmermann, Anthropologie en Reformation aan het licht gebracht.

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@frejatroelsen

Al jaren mijn 1 van mijn favo’s. Een fantastische, getalenteerde vrouw die haar kinderen op een magische, artistieke en authentieke wijze weet vast te leggen. Ik ervaar altijd een enorm gevoel van rust als ik haar posts zie.

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Fridtjof in the last light of the day ❤️ Hope you had a wonderful day! ✨
A post shared by Freja Troelsen (@frejatroelsen) on Jul 22, 2020 at 12:49pm PDT

@hannahermans

“Ik ben verliefd op jouw wereld”, schreef ik haar weleens. Liefde voor details, minimalisme, het echte leven. Check ook vooral haar @minimei.handmade waar ze haar prachtige draagdoeken en ander handgemaakt moois voor moeder en baby maakt.

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Who’s that hotshot chef all around town…??
A post shared by Hanna Hermans (@hannahermans) on Jul 27, 2020 at 11:56am PDT

De leukste duurzame kinderkleding merken uit Nederland

@theasherhouse

dogs dogs dogs!

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Single file kids SINGLE FILE! Okay, now where should we go to next?!
A post shared by Lee Asher (@theasherhouse) on Jul 27, 2020 at 4:11pm PDT

@maison_flaneur

Verzamelplaatjes van een droomwereld

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Let the sunshine IN 🌞🌞🌞 via @m.a.r.c.c.o.s.t.a
A post shared by Maison Flâneur (@maison_flaneur) on Jul 22, 2020 at 2:59am PDT

@alfredbramsen

Die hele wardrobe + interieur copy paste in mijn leven, aub.

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Happy Easter from a yellow Easter bunny lol! I must say I’ve really enjoyed bringing in a few traditions into the home during this tumultuous time, it brings you back to a feeling of normality. Enjoy this weekend and recharge to continue fighting! Sending my love イースター、おめでとう 💕🐥
A post shared by Alfred Bramsen (@alfredbramsen) on Apr 12, 2020 at 3:55am PDT

@historycoolkids

zoals de naam al zegt, historische kennis is cool! En noodzakelijk, juist nu.

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Before the Scramble for Africa in 1880 compared to Africa in 1913, after it had been invaded, divided and colonized amongst the European powers.⁣ ⁣ The Scramble for Africa was largely driven by fervent nationalism and competition amongst European powers to obtain natural resources and build an empire. The term "White Man's Burden" appears during this time in Rudyard Kipling's poem about the Philippine–American War (1899–1902). The term is used as moral justification to support colonial imperialism. Many Western powers during this time actually believed that what they were doing was "good" because they were bringing "civilization" to the non-white peoples of the world.⁣ ⁣ In 1870, 10% of Africa had been colonized and most interactions between Europeans and Africans were strictly tied to ports along the coast. The threat of infectious diseases such as malaria, prevented the Europeans from venturing further inland.⁣ ⁣ However, industrialization and technological advancements in communication and transportation—such as railways, telegraphs and steamships—helped the Europeans to overcome many of the hurdles they faced in colonizing Africa. The development and wide spread use of quinine to treat malaria also allowed for the Europeans to expand further inland. ⁣ ⁣ By 1914, nearly 90% of Africa had been colonized. The only countries that remained unscathed from Europe's land grab were Ethiopia*, Liberia* and the Dervish state (part of modern-day Somalia).⁣ ⁣ *While Ethiopia was never colonized, it would be occupied by Italy from 1936 to 1941 during the second World War.⁣ *While Liberia was never colonized by European powers, it was founded by the American Colonization Society—a group of white Americans who wanted the enslaved Black people of America to move there. The land was purchased in 1817 from the local tribes and a few years later had its first settlers from America. ⁣ Source: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scramble_for_Africa⁣ ⁣ Image Source: https://commons.m.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Scramble-for-Africa-1880-1913.png
A post shared by History Cool Kids 🌐 (@historycoolkids) on Jul 26, 2020 at 12:55am PDT

@chateaumeilandmemes.nl

Elke dag een paar kijken totdat de real deal weer op tv te zien is.

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Wanneer je saaie werkdag erop eindelijk op zit🥱 #martien #martienmeiland #chateaumeiland #meme #meiland #chateaumeilandmeme #meme #lachen #lol #nederland #nederlandsememes #chateaumeilandmemes #grappig #funny #meiland #meilandmemes #memes #wijnenwijnenwijnen #dutchmemes #chateau #wijnen #chateaumarillaux @martienmeiland @ericameiland @chateaumeiland @montanameiland @maximemeiland @bommelmeiland
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@__nitch

Quotes van belangrijke en/of bekende personen. Gebeurt niet zelden dat ik er een brok in mijn keel van krijg.

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Leonard Cohen // "May you be surrounded by friends and family, and if this is not your lot, may the blessings find you in your solitude."
A post shared by NITCH (@__nitch) on Jul 13, 2020 at 7:54pm PDT

@lisa.sorgini

De allermooiste fotografie die ik ooit gezien heb.

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Detail from 'Behind Glass' Behind Glass is a portrait series documenting mothers and their children experiencing isolation in their homes during the period of enforced social distancing, to control the transmission of COVID-19 in Australia. I have built a practice investigating relationships between mother and child. In this series I explore my long-held fascination with photographing through windows to frame a subject – a process I have never felt is more poignant than now. At my home on Bundjalung Country in northern New South Wales, I – like so many parents – have been spending my days learning new rhythms with my two children at home. I am fascinated with the lightness and darkness of parenting in this time. Now alone, with the absence of external support and simultaneously never alone as we spend intense one on one time with our children. Behind glass, mother and child appear like living and breathing masterpieces – divine comedies of domesticity. Through this work I hope to make the invisible role of parenting in isolation visible: the deepest tenderness, tedium, quietude, love, frustration, fear and despair. This image – Claire with River and Anouk.
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