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The Stonewall Inn
cherry valley forever
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I'd rather be in outer space 🛸

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noise dept.
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summer book club
Branches Of An Almond Tree In Blossom Interpretation in Red - Vincent van Gogh
Parker S. Jackson
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Ex-Voto: The Night Bus by Mark Krzepis (2026)
ok but the full translation is also extremely good
that translation is accurate except for that last part. pflegestufe doesnt really translate to a state of need, its moreso means that the weed would leave you disabled in a way that makes you legally eligible for care or assistance
Did you know that many gastropods can create a pearl, including terrestrial snails? The difference is nacre which is only found in some species of mollusks and which which gives pearls their beautiful shine. Terrestrial snails occasionally produce very small translucent white pearls which are usually lost. One non-nacre secreting sea snail, the melo melo, produces gorgeous pearls that are extremely prized and rare.
Conches can also produce pearls.
Paua (also called abalone) can make pearls as well- though they are only half-pearls (called mabel pearls)
Things animals love to make:
mucus
calcified secretions from mucus
Ralph Reese
birth of an angel (revisited)
Liu Yin (Chinese, 1984) - This Green Onion (2025)
Liu Yin (Chinese, 1984), This Green Onion, 2025. Acrylic on canvas 200 x 230 cm.
PORTO ROCHA
Long tongued Nectar Bat Sri Phang Nga
bunch of pet comms from march
Théophile Steinlen - "Summer: Cat on a Balustrade" (1909)