Music Sand Witch

About me: I went far away from home for college and decided to stay for grad school. She/her. I am an Anthropologist with a minor obsession with death.

[beautiful-dying]

I have an in person interview on Monday at a county museum I have to drive 2 hours to get to and the told me it’s to last 1 to 1.5 hours and I’m *panicking* about it because I haven’t had an in person interview yet (only Skype or zoom ones for other places). Why is everything as terrifying as it is exciting....

[beautiful-dying]

I got a second in person interview that’s supposed to take most of a day to tour both their facilities and see some of the collections, which feels like so much for a second interview but also a good sign?

[beautiful-dying]

So I spent *7 hours* at that second interview and at one point they were helping me looking for reasonably priced apartments in the area which feels like a good sign. Also I do feel like I would love this job so, fingers crossed.

[beautiful-dying]

They called my *references*. Things are happening in a positive direction and I’m gonna be so sad if I don’t get this job cause it feels like a perfect fit for me.

[beautiful-dying]

I GOT A JOB

[beautiful-dying]

Tomorrow is my last day at the place I’ve worked at for over 5 years. Friday I get the keys to my new place to move. Monday I begin orientation at my new job. It’s been a month and a half since I first sent in the application for this job, things have sure been a whirlwind lately but terrifyingly exciting all the same.

[lapetitsyrene]

I should be allowed into every museum’s archives actually

[beautiful-dying]

I have an in person interview on Monday at a county museum I have to drive 2 hours to get to and the told me it’s to last 1 to 1.5 hours and I’m *panicking* about it because I haven’t had an in person interview yet (only Skype or zoom ones for other places). Why is everything as terrifying as it is exciting....

[beautiful-dying]

I got a second in person interview that’s supposed to take most of a day to tour both their facilities and see some of the collections, which feels like so much for a second interview but also a good sign?

[beautiful-dying]

So I spent *7 hours* at that second interview and at one point they were helping me looking for reasonably priced apartments in the area which feels like a good sign. Also I do feel like I would love this job so, fingers crossed.

[beautiful-dying]

They called my *references*. Things are happening in a positive direction and I’m gonna be so sad if I don’t get this job cause it feels like a perfect fit for me.

[beautiful-dying]

I GOT A JOB

[beautiful-dying]

I have an in person interview on Monday at a county museum I have to drive 2 hours to get to and the told me it’s to last 1 to 1.5 hours and I’m *panicking* about it because I haven’t had an in person interview yet (only Skype or zoom ones for other places). Why is everything as terrifying as it is exciting....

[beautiful-dying]

I got a second in person interview that’s supposed to take most of a day to tour both their facilities and see some of the collections, which feels like so much for a second interview but also a good sign?

[beautiful-dying]

So I spent *7 hours* at that second interview and at one point they were helping me looking for reasonably priced apartments in the area which feels like a good sign. Also I do feel like I would love this job so, fingers crossed.

[beautiful-dying]

They called my *references*. Things are happening in a positive direction and I’m gonna be so sad if I don’t get this job cause it feels like a perfect fit for me.

[beautiful-dying]

I have an in person interview on Monday at a county museum I have to drive 2 hours to get to and the told me it’s to last 1 to 1.5 hours and I’m *panicking* about it because I haven’t had an in person interview yet (only Skype or zoom ones for other places). Why is everything as terrifying as it is exciting....

[beautiful-dying]

I got a second in person interview that’s supposed to take most of a day to tour both their facilities and see some of the collections, which feels like so much for a second interview but also a good sign?

[beautiful-dying]

So I spent *7 hours* at that second interview and at one point they were helping me looking for reasonably priced apartments in the area which feels like a good sign. Also I do feel like I would love this job so, fingers crossed.

[beautiful-dying]

I have an in person interview on Monday at a county museum I have to drive 2 hours to get to and the told me it’s to last 1 to 1.5 hours and I’m *panicking* about it because I haven’t had an in person interview yet (only Skype or zoom ones for other places). Why is everything as terrifying as it is exciting....

[beautiful-dying]

I got a second in person interview that’s supposed to take most of a day to tour both their facilities and see some of the collections, which feels like so much for a second interview but also a good sign?

[beautiful-dying]

I have an in person interview on Monday at a county museum I have to drive 2 hours to get to and the told me it’s to last 1 to 1.5 hours and I’m *panicking* about it because I haven’t had an in person interview yet (only Skype or zoom ones for other places). Why is everything as terrifying as it is exciting....

[piss-bong]

2020 for me has just been "am I stressed because of a global pandemic and an increasingly fascist far-right government, or am I just struggling to exist under capitalism" and I'm really getting tired of it

[piss-bong]

2020 mood

[frankpunisher]

im screaming into my pillow

[frankpunisher]

YALL

[newwavedeathrat]

I CANT GET OVER THE LECTURES MY HISTORY PROFESSOR RECORDED FOR US, HIS DAUGHTER KEEPS WALKING IN ITS SO FUCKING FUNNY & ADORABLE???

[newwavedeathrat]

him: so, every president since FDR has done this, but-

her: walks in with a barbie doll

him: oh, hi, what's up?

her: fairy barbie is flying in

him: oh, okay - i'm doing a lecture right now though, so could fairy barbie fly-

her: show them fairy barbie

him: sighs.

him: okay, everyone, this is fairy barbie,

[newwavedeathrat]

reblog if you appreciate fairy barbie 👊😔

[newwavedeathrat]

update:

[blogywicthtime676]

[resonance-of-libra]

That straight up is exactly what I expected corvid art to look like tbh.

[heretic-madlad]

This is the most goth shit I’ve ever seen

[diwhitney]

Greatest band of all time

twitter / ig / inprnt

[dnd-homebrew5e]

What kind of gay are you? First D&D character - Are you an elf gay or a tiefling gay?

[tim-official]

the demon i am on a first date with: i should apologize ahead of time. see my horns are so huge and majestic that i cannot put a shirt on. i am cursed to never have a shirt on so you can always see my (large) torso. i understand that might be rude me: dang. i am sorry for your situation. we will just have to try make the best of it

[kurtwagnermorelikekurtwagnerd]

what’s good about this is that our demon here COULD wear a button down, but this has clearly never occurred to them which indicates that they’re a himbo too

[kissfist-butch]

[theweefreewomen]

[tweet from Language First @languagefirst: Let’s listen to deaf adults. They know deaf children best; they used to be them. If deaf adults are insisting on early access to sign language, expressing how oralism traumatized them, or stating that they wished their family had attempted to learn sign language, listen to them.]

[concentrated-catalyst]

For those not aware, Oralism was a big thing that happened for the last generation of Deaf. They were forced to learn to speak and were refused sign language. It was a really bad time for them. Sign language is a necessity for Deaf and if they want to learn to speak that should be a choice not something forced on them.

Language in itself is essential to human development. If you any learn language before the age of 2 then your brain stops development properly. The longer you are denied language, the less and less your brain develops. Teach kids language and don’t write them off. Listen to the Deaf around you and trust their word on these matters

[kissfist-butch]

☝️☝️

Not just the last generation tho, this goes all the way back to 1880 and it continued well into the 1960s or so... nearly a century of not being able to really use our language. The biggest reason deaf ppl were able to keep sign language alive was because of the dorms at deaf schools. Even though deaf educators were fired after Milan 1880 in order to force students to speak and not sign, dorm students would sign to each other at night.

[witchesversuspatriarchy]

Tinder but for ghosts and solving mysteries.

[noping-out-deactivated20241117]

It would be a real shame if instead of being covered by paint, which can be removed, bronze statues of racists were to come into contact with saltwater or tomatoes and be destroyed by irreversible bronze disease.