Astolat retrovirus is like 40% about dressing The Character up in outfits

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Astolat retrovirus is like 40% about dressing The Character up in outfits
Going to the Maine Fibre Frolic this weekend send thots and prayers
pick my spending cap
100$
150$
200$
treat yourself (you agree to send me 5$ by choosing this option)
Left to right: Eastport (2-ply merino/silk in Pelinor, fingering) from Maine Yarn & Fiber Supply; 3-ply sportweight alpaca/merino from Misty Acres Alpaca Farm in Daffodil; 3-ply sportweight cormo & kid mohair in nutmeg from Catawumpjs Farm thatās closing next month because the owners are moving to Nova Scotia; Barred Owl from the Critter Collection (4-ply superwash merino, worsted) at Freshwater Purl Fiber; and some plain old Maine worsted wool from Moon Crazy Fiber Arts that I bought on a complete whim
AND!
Tammy from Dirigo Hill Farm sold me this flight of rovings from different breeds of sheep (such a cool idea) AT A DISCOUNT so I can āstart my spinning journey on the right footā š„ŗ everyone go buy something from Tammy and her husband NOW (they have a Facebook and you can email them)
Total price: 161$ (+ 9$ for a bowl of wild blueberry crisp)
These fried mushrooms are coated in a light and crispy seasoned beer batter, then deep fried to golden brown perfection. The ultimate party snack thatās always a huge hit!
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Is this how you roll?
The most important thing to understand about Stephen Maturin is that heās always in withdrawal from something
#your body may be a temple but Stephen's is a chemist's shop (via @more-better-words )
theres a new villain roaming around new york that has all the powers of a tapir. give me an hour or two im gonna go google what the fuck tapirs do ill let you know if we need to be scared
OK it seems if you are fruits or berries this is really really bad news for you otherwise youre fine
$452,288/2 br/1000 sq ft
Astoria, OR
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i see it so i See it I see Thart with me EyeBals
when i see it i Look at it Put my eyes on it with My sightballs I look with my look balls and see It so in front of me
i see it with my eyedbarls
Attempting to locate a new Greek restaraunt using my gyroscope
Happy pride month! Donāt give up the ship!
John Maus - And Heaven Turned To Her Weeping
āItās easy to assumeā: someoneās misconception is about to be amiably corrected
āItās tempting to assumeā: someoneās assumption is about to be criticized
āItās comforting to assumeā: someoneās assumption is going to be read for filth
On the unpleasantness of being very, very pleasant
Phyllis Shafer (USA b. 1958) North Lake (2022) oil on linen 45.7 x x 51 cm https://www.phyllisshafer.com
Shrimp Thimble before Mermay is over
18th century famous people be like: George was born the oldest of 36 children. His father was a shoe farmer and Grand Piano. At just 2 days old, he began his study of medicine and human biology at Oxford fortunately studying under Shakespeare in Berlin, Austria. Shortly after, he conducted his first successful heart transplant at 1.3 years old. He soon became an ordained priest. By the age of 4, he had married his cousin and had 5 children named Emma, all of whom became minstrels except for one who actually turned out to be Charles Dickens. By the end of his career at 28 years old he had written 11,000 books about Julius Caesar which he made into comedic plays and became a world class harmonica, guitar, and spoon player. He died of tripping on his own foot or lead poisoning at 30
A peek at "Yde et Olive" concepts I recently started.āļø
EDIT: Oh! I forgot to add that if anyone is interested in learning more about/reading "Yde et Olive" there is an english translation by Mounawar Abbouchi available here:
By Mounawar Abbouchi, Published on 01/01/18