Skyedancer's Lair

[its-yiff-time]

I most certainly would

[zeal429]

Yes yes yes anthro are way sexy and thay are are gods if you don’t believe me look at mythology

[blake-weis-blog-of-random-fun]

fuck yes

[kev-huva]

Yes

[loneshadow66-blog]

Bring me that tail

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Crystals that are NOT suitable for placing in water / making gem water

This list will explain common stones that are either toxic to use for drinking in gem water or stones that are soluble in water. :)

Alunite: Non toxic but soluble in water

Anglesite: Toxic and slightly soluble in water

Arsenopyrite: Potentially toxic

Azurite: Harmful

Azurite-Malachite: Harmful

Azurite-Pseudomalachite: Harmful

Bunsenite: Toxic; allergen; avoid skin contact

Calomel: Possibly hazardous to health

Cerussite: Toxic

Chalcanthite: Harmful; easily soluble in water

Cinnabar: Very toxic!

Cinnabar-Opal: The cinnabar stored in the opal is toxic

Crocoite: Toxic 

Cuprite: Harmful

Durangite: Potentially toxic

Eclipse Stone: Limestone with orpiment, toxic

Eilat Stone: Harmful

Erythrite: Potentially toxic

Fiedlerite: Toxic

Fluorite, Antozonite variety: Potentially harmful

Galenite: Toxic and slightly soluble in water

Gaspeite: Harmful; allergen; avoid skin contact

Greenockite: Toxic

Halite: Not toxic in small quantities, but dissolves easily in water

Iron-nickel Meteorite: Harmful; allergen; avoid skin contact

Jamesonite: Potentially toxic

Lemon Chrysoprase: Potentially harmful; allergen; avoid skin contact

Lopezite: Very toxic! Hazardous even through skin contact

Malachite: Harmful

Millerite: Toxic; allergen; avoid skin contact

Minium: Toxic

Nickeline: Toxic; allergen; avoid skin contact

Olivenite: Potentially toxic

Orpiment: Toxic

Proustite: Potentially toxic

Psilomelane and Pyrolusite: Harmful

Pyromorphite: Potentially toxic

Rauenthalite: Toxic

Realgar: Toxic. Store in dark, securely locked place.

Scorodite: Potentially toxic

Sphaerocobaltite: Harmful; allergen; avoid skin contact

Stibnite: Harmful

Tetrahedrite: Potentially harmful

Ulexite: Non toxic but slightly soluble in warm water

Valentinite and Senarmontite: Harmful

Vanadinite: Toxic

Wulfentie: Potentially toxic

[lilkittay]

Reblogging complete post so that it is not truncated and lost :3

[crowdog66]

Signal boost. This is vital information, folks.

[witcheywanderings-deactivated20]

Also turquoise is water soluble

[grin-the-farouche]

selenite is also water soluble, and feldspars like labradorite and rainbow moonstone can lose their luster if left submerged.

[notyourmothersspellbook]

This is lengthy, but if you plan on bathing with crystals, charging them in water, putting them in drinking water, or getting them wet in any way you have to do your research to make sure that they won’t dissolve, harm your skin, or literally poison you. Be smart and do the reading! 

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[garfield-baybee]

Reblog to have something good happen at 1:42 tomorrow

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this is the rare $100 bill of the Goodnight Moon Room

reblog for many wonderful goodnights from the moon and to earn many Good monies for the next 100 years

[dnd-apothecary]

20DiceTeen Giveaway!

That’s right, Travelers! We’re kicking 20DiceTeen off in style!

From January 7th through February 28th, 11:59 pm Central Time, you can enter for a chance to win some goodies!

There will be three (3) tiers of prizes available, with a total of nine (9) winners.

Bronze Tier; Five (5) Winners:

Two small (1.8 oz) soaps from the Apothecary Shop ($16 value) in an exclusive, Giveaway-only fragrance

Silver Tier; Three (3) Winners

A large (16 oz) candle from the Apothecary Shop, in an exclusive Giveaway-only fragrance

A large (3.6 oz) soap from the Apothecary Shop, in an exclusive Giveaway-only fragrance.

Optional, additional prize: a 3 card Yearly Overview Tarot reading from @tilthedayidice

Gold Tier; One (1) Winner

A Bag of Devouring: 20 full sets of standard size, 7-piece polyhedral dice from Wiz Dice

A Dungeons and Dragons rule book, winner’s choice!

Optional, additional prize: a 12 card, comprehensive Yearly Overview Tarot reading from @tilthedayidice

Rules

Open to the United States only. (Sorry, I know it blows.)

You must be following BOTH @tilthedayidice and @dnd-apothecary to be entered into the giveaway! (Yes we will check!)

No giveaway blogs please! If you follow from a main or sideblog, please tag your post with what your blog is so we can check!

1 Like = 1 Entry, 1 Reblog = 1 Entry. Reblog as many times as you please, just be mindful of your followers and don’t spam them!

[dnd-apothecary]

20DiceTeen Giveaway!

That’s right, Travelers! We’re kicking 20DiceTeen off in style!

From January 7th through February 28th, 11:59 pm Central Time, you can enter for a chance to win some goodies!

There will be three (3) tiers of prizes available, with a total of nine (9) winners.

Bronze Tier; Five (5) Winners:

Two small (1.8 oz) soaps from the Apothecary Shop ($16 value) in an exclusive, Giveaway-only fragrance

Silver Tier; Three (3) Winners

A large (16 oz) candle from the Apothecary Shop, in an exclusive Giveaway-only fragrance

A large (3.6 oz) soap from the Apothecary Shop, in an exclusive Giveaway-only fragrance.

Optional, additional prize: a 3 card Yearly Overview Tarot reading from @tilthedayidice

Gold Tier; One (1) Winner

A Bag of Devouring: 20 full sets of standard size, 7-piece polyhedral dice from Wiz Dice

A Dungeons and Dragons rule book, winner’s choice!

Optional, additional prize: a 12 card, comprehensive Yearly Overview Tarot reading from @tilthedayidice

Rules

Open to the United States only. (Sorry, I know it blows.)

You must be following BOTH @tilthedayidice and @dnd-apothecary to be entered into the giveaway! (Yes we will check!)

No giveaway blogs please! If you follow from a main or sideblog, please tag your post with what your blog is so we can check!

1 Like = 1 Entry, 1 Reblog = 1 Entry. Reblog as many times as you please, just be mindful of your followers and don’t spam them!

[yo-daddys-my-bitch]

May the 10 of Pentacles bless your account with more money than you can spend. 💵✨

[hermes-is-my-homeboy]

10 of Pentz came thruuu

[violaslayvis]

Omg this actually works!!! Thank you 10 of Pentacles!!!

[borkdork]

I could seriously use this money right now….

[ashashi-corner]

Please give me my refund of 400$ soon…

[hermes-is-my-homeboy]

I feel obligated to reblog this every time it shows up in my dash

[hermes-is-my-homeboy]

No bragging, just 100% floored and grateful. Work hard, maintain a positive attitude, and believe that anything can happen.

[mchashimi]

So I reblogged this exactly a week ago because I thought it was funny and uh lo and behold, a family friend wrote me a big ol’ check just to help me out of a tough financial spot AND my bank refunded me $32 for fees they’d originally taken out. SO UH YEAH. Reblogging this again in hopes that it brings equally good fortune to my followers.

[penprp]

Sure why not? Jobs bring in money and prosperity…

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[friendsim-kinksim-blog]

Need this

[nipl-deactivated20190212]

Throw Out Your Beauty Blender NOW!!!!

Beauty Blenders for their primary purpose (applying your normal shades of foundation and blending concealer) are trash and here’s WHY. This is a call out post for beauty blenders because I’m SICK and TIRED of seeing people use these filthy things!!!

WHY THEYRE TRASH

1. THEY AREN’T AS REUSABLE AS YOU THINK THEY ARE. Beauty sponges cling onto and lock bacteria inside of them, and most of us don’t wash them after every single use, mainly because washing a sponge is time consuming and it’s easier to just wet the sponge and use it. Water + time = bacteria and possibly MOLD. If you you wet your sponge each time you use it WITHOUT disinfecting it guess what? You’re putting bacteria on your skin that can cause skin issues including acne and contact dermatitis or rashes. The most IDEAL way to use a beauty blender is to use it for a week, wash and disinfect between each use, and then throw it away and start with a fresh one, which can be expensive and wasteful.

2. THEY ABSORB AND WASTE (EXPENSIVE) PRODUCT. How much money do you spend on your foundation? For some of us it’s up to $50-$60 a bottle, but regardless a beauty blender is a sponge and it’s going to do what sponges do: ABSORB LIQUIDS. Even if you wet a sponge before use, which is the preferred way to use a beauty blender, it is going to absorb and trap your makeup, even more than any other applicator. If you value the money you spend on products and want to extend the life of each bottle of liquid makeup, consider throwing your sponge in the trash.

3. THEY’RE ANNOYING. You ever sit down to do your makeup only to realize you forgot to wet your beauty blender? Have you ever tried packing your makeup into a small bag (maybe an ipsy bag) and realized that your beauty blender is just this bulky round thing that’s touching all your other makeup and spreading residual makeup all over your things, like other makeup products, brushes and bag? They’re annoying, they’re bulky, and most of us don’t carry a sanitary holder for them because beauty blenders don’t usually come with one. Throw that shit out.

WHAT TO USE INSTEAD

1. USE A THICK, DENSE FOUNDATION BRUSH!! It Cosmetics and Real Techniques make good foundation brushes that are dense, soft, and easy to clean. Brushes are easily the way to go. EASILY. Brushes can last for years with the right brush cleaner (more on that later), and they don’t have to be wet before each use. They’re easier to clean (I mean really clean) and do not absorb nearly as much makeup as a beauty blender would. It’s a misconception that you have to be “good” at makeup to use a brush. If your brush is DENSE And thick, it’ll give you virtually the same results as a beauty blender, if not better results. All a beauty sponge really is is a dense surface that spreads makeup evenly, and a dense brush will do just that.

2. AN INSTANT BRUSH CLEANER TO USE BEFORE EACH USE. I know the prospect of cleaning your brush before each use seems unrealistic, but there are instant brush cleaners out there that work very well and disinfect while also cleaning the brush of makeup. Brush Bath by It Cosmetics is my favorite as it works pretty instantly and is skin-safe. A lot of brush cleaners are also brush conditioners, so they’ll keep the brush soft and like-new after each and every use, meaning you’ll easily get YEARS out of your brush vs a week of use with a beauty blender. Alternatively, you can also use 90% rubbing alcohol on your (SYNTHETIC) brushes to instantly clean and (kind of) sanitize them. Do NOT use alcohol on real-hair brushes or you’ll ruin them.

OTHER MAKEUP APPLICATORS/PRODUCTS TO AVOID

1. SILICONE APPLICATORS ARE A GIMMICK AND I DONT CARE WHAT YOUR FRIENDS TOLD YOU ABOUT THEM. There are 1 million and 1 other applicators that work better than silicone blenders. Essence and Pür are two brands that currently sell “sili-sponges” and these are also two brands that constantly capitalize off of beauty industry trends and gimmicks. Silicone isn’t porous enough to flawlessly push and blend product into the skin and it tends to lead to a patchy application. If you find yourself with a silicone “sponge” in your possession, use It for applying facemasks or something. Silicone doesn’t belong in your makeup kit. Periodt.

2. BRUSH “SHAMPOOS” ARE UNREALISTIC especially for ex-beauty blender users. One thing people who use beauty sponges love in the quickness and convenience of a sponge and not having to wash big foundation brushes. If you buy a brush shampoo but you don’t have a routine for washing your brushes regularly, or you don’t want to wait 1-2 days for your brushes to dry, you’ll end up with a bunch of dirty brushes that you never clean and probably have a lot of bacteria. Instead of using a brush shampoo that will require you to leave your brushes out overnight, opt for an instant brush cleaner. You’ll be glad you did.

3. THOSE HALF-BRUSH HALF-SPONGE SHITS. THEY’RE BAD. Hybrid sponge-brush applicators that sell themselves as “convenient two in ones” are just another way to sell you trash for double the price. The sponge is virtually unusable because they’re incredibly hard to truly disinfect due to being attached to a plastic stick, and the brush is usually not good because the handle is often thick due to there being a bulky sponge on the other end. Just use a normal brush, you can usually find a really good one for half the price of a hybrid applicators. ALTERNATIVELY, any sponge with a handle is an abomination as well and I would IMPLORE YOU to use a normal sponge without a handle if you’re going to use a sponge at all.

I think that’s all I have for now! If I missed anything feel free to add onto this list. And remember, makeup is just harmless fun and anyone can play with it however they want, but there are ways to achieving certain results and conserving the money we spend on our hobby which include making educated choices! :)

[dumbbbunnnyy-deactivated2021021]

:O

[aquatixwitch]

I don’t use beauty blenders anyway, I have powder foundation for the rare occasion I wear it; even so, I use foundation brushes. Or my fingers, after I wash my hands with plain bar soap. The oil on my fingers isnt going to be nearly as bad as the bacteria in makeup sponges.

Still. EW.

[dumbbbunnnyy-deactivated2021021]

call me crazy but like i don’t moisten my blender before i use it bc my foundation is liquid? i just never saw the need?? but, i can see why they’re gross and harbor more bacteria than a brush. speaking of, i need to clean all of my brushes, asap. 

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[birchbloom]

💡💫☀️🌻🧠🌻☀️💫💡

“i can do anything i set my mind to”

like = charge

reblog = cast

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this is the rare $100 bill of the Goodnight Moon Room

reblog for many wonderful goodnights from the moon and to earn many Good monies for the next 100 years

[poreezayas]

Abundance Spells & Rituals 💸 

May your life be prosperous and filled with love.

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[garfield-baybee]

Reblog to have something good happen at 1:42 tomorrow

[sea-lestial-dream-witch]

English grammar & essay writing

I provide help for English reading & analysis, grammar, essay writing, editing, and history papers as well. I’m a Literature major in my 20s; I’ve always excelled in English and writing, whether it be prose or poetry. I’ve been a part of school & Uni journals, and completed an internship at the International NY Times. I’m willing to provide more details about my education in a private manner I was born & raised in America. English is my first language, though I speak a few others. **I’m trying to escape an abusive household. Please boost this** Please contact me if you’re interested or have more questions! I use PayPal.

[confessions-ofa-druggie]

10 Reasons Not To Relapse:

1) Withdrawals. Those weren’t fun, were they?

2) The mental torture and anxiety of realizing the dope is almost out…

3) …and having to experience that feeling every single day.

4) Your freedom will be lost once again. The dope will be making all the decisions now, and it doesn’t care how its choices will destroy you.

5) Do you really want to lose your clean time? Even if it’s a day, so many people will never be able to achieve a day of sobriety.

6) Oh, but you might not get an opportunity to ever get clean again, because there’s a good chance you’ll O.D.

7) You’ll go back to the same lifestyle that brought you to get clean to begin with.

8) Think you feel shitty now? You’ll feel even shitter when you relapse.

9) Think of your worst drug run and double it: that’s what you’ll have to look forward to.

10) I may not know you personally, but I know you don’t deserve to relive the horror that is active addiction. You may question your worth, but let me be the one to tell you that you deserve SO MUCH BETTER than having a needle in your arm, powder in your nose, or toxin in your lungs.

Now, don’t be ashamed or feel hopeless if you relapsed, because relapse is a part of lot of people’s stories, including mine. Relapse doesn’t mean you can’t get clean again; in fact it’s a big incentive to say “fuck you addiction!” And try again!

** This post is for the addicts who are about to pick up. I just wanted to try to prevent at least one person’s relapse, because as many of us know, relapses are miserable. **

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Crystals that are NOT suitable for placing in water / making gem water

This list will explain common stones that are either toxic to use for drinking in gem water or stones that are soluble in water. :)

Alunite: Non toxic but soluble in water

Anglesite: Toxic and slightly soluble in water

Arsenopyrite: Potentially toxic

Azurite: Harmful

Azurite-Malachite: Harmful

Azurite-Pseudomalachite: Harmful

Bunsenite: Toxic; allergen; avoid skin contact

Calomel: Possibly hazardous to health

Cerussite: Toxic

Chalcanthite: Harmful; easily soluble in water

Cinnabar: Very toxic!

Cinnabar-Opal: The cinnabar stored in the opal is toxic

Crocoite: Toxic 

Cuprite: Harmful

Durangite: Potentially toxic

Eclipse Stone: Limestone with orpiment, toxic

Eilat Stone: Harmful

Erythrite: Potentially toxic

Fiedlerite: Toxic

Fluorite, Antozonite variety: Potentially harmful

Galenite: Toxic and slightly soluble in water

Gaspeite: Harmful; allergen; avoid skin contact

Greenockite: Toxic

Halite: Not toxic in small quantities, but dissolves easily in water

Iron-nickel Meteorite: Harmful; allergen; avoid skin contact

Jamesonite: Potentially toxic

Lemon Chrysoprase: Potentially harmful; allergen; avoid skin contact

Lopezite: Very toxic! Hazardous even through skin contact

Malachite: Harmful

Millerite: Toxic; allergen; avoid skin contact

Minium: Toxic

Nickeline: Toxic; allergen; avoid skin contact

Olivenite: Potentially toxic

Orpiment: Toxic

Proustite: Potentially toxic

Psilomelane and Pyrolusite: Harmful

Pyromorphite: Potentially toxic

Rauenthalite: Toxic

Realgar: Toxic. Store in dark, securely locked place.

Scorodite: Potentially toxic

Sphaerocobaltite: Harmful; allergen; avoid skin contact

Stibnite: Harmful

Tetrahedrite: Potentially harmful

Ulexite: Non toxic but slightly soluble in warm water

Valentinite and Senarmontite: Harmful

Vanadinite: Toxic

Wulfentie: Potentially toxic

[lilkittay]

Reblogging complete post so that it is not truncated and lost :3

[crowdog66]

Signal boost. This is vital information, folks.

[witcheywanderings-deactivated20]

Also turquoise is water soluble

[grin-the-farouche]

selenite is also water soluble, and feldspars like labradorite and rainbow moonstone can lose their luster if left submerged.

[notyourmothersspellbook]

This is lengthy, but if you plan on bathing with crystals, charging them in water, putting them in drinking water, or getting them wet in any way you have to do your research to make sure that they won’t dissolve, harm your skin, or literally poison you. Be smart and do the reading! 

[bloodytales]

Teach boys about periods

My mother also talked about periods to my brothers.

When I first got mine I had terrible cramps. Crippling cramps. I once was camping with my family and a few of my big brother’s friends when my period came. My cramps were so bad that my mom gave me a full pain killer ( I was 13 and before that she only gave me pills cut in half).

I literally laid down on my parents’ air mattress and cried in pain for an hour before the pill kicked in.

My brothers friend came in to the big tent and I was just curled up and sobbing. Now, I was quite the tomboy and was known to rough house with my brothers and their friends and made sure I wasnt seen as just “a little girl.” So my brother’s friend was confused to see me openly weeping in the fetal position (seriously, these were the worst cramps I have had in my life. My vision went white). He asked what was wrong with me.

My big brother stood up immediately and suggested a nice long hike. During this hike I am sure he had a pretty awkward conversation with his friend explaining menstrual cramps, because when they got back the pain pill had (mostly) kicked in and I was sitting up at a table when my brother’s friend sheepishly asked me if I was feeling better. I said I was better, and he said good.

When we made s'mores that night my brother and his friend kept me well supplied with chocolate.

Making sure sons know as much about periods and menstruation as daughters makes them better brothers, better sons better fathers, and better men. A man that understands a period will not lightly accuse a woman of “being on her period” if the woman is in an argument.

Raise better sons Teach them about normal bodily functions.

[virtuous-thing]

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