drunk on her sweetness

• she/her • 41 • lesbian • into folklore witchcraft & the 1970s • tags #flonnie for the sapphic FargoFX stuff she wrote @ https://tinyurl.com/5n6kn4hz

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Ways Of Saying I Love You (Ava's Version) | (Debs Version)

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Józef Rapacki (Polish, 1871-1929)

"Stream in Spring", 1921

Oil on canvas, 152 x 101 cm.

Private Collection

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6/3/26 supercell in Presho, SD

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Martin Johnson Heade ~ Blue Morpho Butterfly (c. 1864-65)

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Mark Adams’ Images via Berggruen Gallery

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as a regular donor to Gaza Soup Kitchen I get their email updates, and they said today that while they've continued to be able to expand, donations are slowing down as Gaza gets less coverage. If you have a few dollars to spare, I encourage you to send them here to continue the amazing work that Hani and his team are doing.

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The Evil One, Psalm CXLIII, Verse 3, Frank Cheyne Papé

Color lithograph

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Norman Lindsay aka Norman Alfred William Lindsay (Australian, 1879-1969, b. Creswick, Victoria, Australia, d. Springwood, NSW, Australia) - Little Witch, 1937, Etching, Engraving and Stipple

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"Not morning dew, but excess water oozing from the plant itself forms these droplets on the edges of strawberry leaves." Life Nature Library: The Plants, Frits W. Went, 1963.

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Oui, Jan. 1974

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we live a world where one man is a trillionaire while people are starving in gaza and sudan, 81 million people are below poverty line in india, kids are being forced to do manual labour in mines in congo to survive and his own countrymen are dying because they cannot afford healthcare and then people will wonder why we think capitalism is the root of all evil

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Breeding kinksters getting mad that trad value and gender essentialist blogs engage with their posts is so fucking funny.

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I am so intrigued by the fact that they depicted Deborah a little differently in the finale than what we’ve seen so far. She is presented as sophisticated, well-traveled, a true bon viveur. She speaks a bit of French, appreciates real bread, and uses words like 'beguiling' . She even drops art history facts, pointing out that Judith Leyster’s 17th-century painting La Joyeuse Compagnie (The Merry Drinker) was wrongly attributed to a man, Frans Hals, for years. Did that jump out to you too? It feels like a version of Deborah we’ve never seen before.

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so beautiful so crisp

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2/4/26