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Akhila | 20. co 2023.| IT 👩‍💻 | INFP-T

[akira-noema]

April😮‍💨🥵💀❤️‍🔥🌸🌃🎮💻

[akira-noema]

[theambitiouswoman]

[nkim-doodles]

Some Cat Doodles! These are also the cover pages of my NEW Art Book! You can grab a copy if you wish via my shop! Available for US and select international countries!

SHOP

[happyheidi]

Sleepy moomin <3

[happyheidi]

Tʜᴇ ᴛᴀʟᴇ ᴏғ Pᴇᴛᴇʀ Rᴀʙʙɪᴛ ᴀɴᴅ ғʀɪᴇɴᴅs (1992)

[typriterblog]

7 Ways sleep can improve your life

Sleep is a very important aspect of human life. According to a recent study based in the US, consecutive 6 hours of sleep cycle has the same effect as having no sleep at all. An optimum sleep can improve our concentration and productivity, then what is the right amount of sleep you might need?

Sleep is a very important aspect of human life. According to a recent study based in the US, consecutive 6 hours of sleep cycle has the same effect as having no sleep at all. An optimum sleep can improve our concentration and productivity, then what is the right amount of sleep you might need? 

[shesnake]

Freddy Carter as Kaz Brekker in Shadow and Bone season 2 episode 3 “Like Calls to Like” (2023) dir. Laura Belsey

[shadowandbone]

bts scenes via ben barnes’s ig | SHADOW AND BONE, SEASON 2

[meyerlansky]

i buried him. six feet deep. he went into that box so easily.

bonus:

[rinadragomir]

Crows: choking, hallucinating, suffering in convulsions

Wylan:

[anthropoetics]

i want to learn ceramics, to play the electric guitar, bass, painting, i want to go camping, get into film photography, learn about tea, coffee and wine, all trees and flowers from my country, try out all fruits ever, know how to cook heavenly, have a cosy house and invite people i love and have a wall they can decorate and a handmade outfit from scratch that i’ll keep forever, have a communitary vegetable garden, own a bookshop that’s also a flowershop that’s also a café

[the-planetary-nebula]

Happy International Women's day!

to all the POC/BIPOC women

to all the gay/lesbian women

to all the trans women

to all the queer women

to all the fem aligned

to all the cis women

to all the demigirls

to all the xenic girls/women/fems

to all the women, whether you're AFAB, AMAB, Intersex, or whatever

and to all the AFAB's, who deal with sexist bullshit regardless of gender

happy international women's day

your existence is worth so much, even if people don't see it

thank you for existing

[adhd-infodump]

[adhd-infodump]

This hits so incredibly hard, thanks OP for the perspective

[adhd-infodump]

As always, I share stuff about ADHD that I want to, usually that I find amusing or relatable, this doesn't make it part of the diagnostic criteria for ADHD, mean it's exclusive to ADHD, or that it should be taken overly seriously.

[adhd-infodump]

Credit adhdissues on instagram

[foxhounders-deactivated20160813]

my friend left her window open in her bedroom and came back to find this

look at his self-satisfied little face, the cheeky shit

motherfucking australia

[kyla-hunt-blog]

if there was a post to describe australia, this is it

[soloontherocks-moving-refol-blog]

wait. 

you mean to tell me this isn’t even a pet bird?

that in australia, you have wild birds that just fly from house to house with the express purpose of fucking shit up?

fucking HELL australia, what is wrong with you?

[aryeastark]

wake up australia 

[derinthescarletpescatarian]

That’s what birds do

They fly around and fuck shit up

Do you have some kind of mysterious nice birds in your weird foreign country

Do birds in America and England fly into your house and make the bed and tidy up the living room a little bit

[crispybiscuitfinger]

It’s cold here, so they just bounce off the windows and lie there and twitch spasmodically while you look for the shovel.

[happyvegetable]

Basically hurling themselves at windows is the worst thing birds do

[cryforce]

yeah man a kookaburra literally flew into a classroom at my high school and just sat his smug ass down on top of the desk for a good 20 minutes

[millshouse-deactivated20140425]

why has nobody mentioned the fact that in australia there are 3-4 months a year where everybody just accepts that they’re going to get attacked by magpies. It is literally called “swooping season” and these birds will fly down to peck your fucking face, and people get their eyes ripped out and shit, it’s fucking brutal.

[sociopathicitaliangrandmas-deac]

My teacher had to go to hospital and have surgery because of swooping season. It was in the parking lot of school and all the kids would do a mad dash towards the car as the magpies tried to kill us.

[casey-jane-lewis]

no but when you’re 12 years old and riding your bike like mad on the way home from school with an icecream bucket on your head with like branches and shit sticking out if it to scare them off and none of this is considered strange

[theacademyish-deactivated201708]

what the actual fuck australia 

[priscellie]

I am pretty sure all of these Australia stories are a massive, globally-spanning trolling effort, and only the people who have visited the country are allowed to be in on the joke.

[seananmcguire]

Nope.

Went there.

Parrots tried to take our car.

Came home IN A FUCKING HURRY.

[elidyce]

Interesting thing about magpies - they’re not great at identifying individual humans visually, but if you make yourself identifiable in some way they’re usually open to reason. We used to have some very aggressive swoopers in our back yard - as soon as they realised that the humans *inside* the fence never bothered them and were the source of the delicious compost heap, they turned into flying black and white guard dogs who would viciously assault any passing stranger but never bothered anyone inside the yard. Several times they swooped at us when we approached from outside, then when we walked into the yard they would pull up and act incredibly apologetic like sorry ma’am I had no idea it was you I would never please don’t stop stocking the food pile.

There was another little group of magpies in the park who would attack any solo pedestrian but never bothered anyone walking a dog or pushing a pram, because apparently those were identifiable traits indicating a non-threatening human. In the spirit of inquiry, I started going out of my way to be polite to the magpies - carefully walking a wide arc around them when they were on the ground, etc - and emitting an identifiable call of ‘hello birdie’ before swooping season started. 

I spent the next ten years crossing that park at least once a day and as long as I turned at the first flutter of wings and said ‘hello birdie’ to the magpie waiting to attack as soon as my back was turned, I was fine. Every time, the magpie would stare at me for a minute and then fly off to harass some other pedestrian because apparently the magpies and I, we were cool. 

Parrots are a lot less open to negotiation, and the little bastards travel in flocks. Beware the parrots. 

[angstriddentrashhuman]

Australia: the only country where it is necessary to sign a peace treaty with the birds in order to stay unmangled.

[i-am-now-gargamel-blog]

They lost a war against emus. The the magpie stories are unsurprising.

[apictureofspace]

what… what happened with the emus

[bobcatmoran]

The Great Emu War of 1932: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emu_War

[what-are-even-humans]

yeah so earth is definitely not a ridiculous death planet, right? right?

[livehorses]

This is the most exciting and interesting story I have read.