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祝日 / Permanent Vacation
Claire Keane
Today's Document
if i look back, i am lost
roma★
YOU ARE THE REASON
NASA
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Acquired Stardust
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we're not kids anymore.
titsay
hello vonnie
Game of Thrones Daily
Kaledo Art
pixel skylines
will byers stan first human second
styofa doing anything
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@differentwings
2yo asked me to play my ukulele this morning so I got it out and she patiently watched me tune it, then when I started playing "What a Wonderful World" she got out her toy ukulele and sort of strummed along and when I got to the part about babies crying and watching them grow she went over to the baby and started guiding her little baby hand to strum the toy ukulele and explaining how to play it and you know what. It is a wonderful world actually.
I started this as an easy background drawing because I lost the energy to do a character today. But it ended up really motivating me and became a much better painting than I expected! . Daily drawing 2236
War. Whores. Fish. Fear.
Long ago, the four mongers lived together in harmony. Then, everything changed when the warmongers attacked.
but they were all of them deceived, for a fifth monger was made (cheese)
Tulips
✿ Print shop: INPRNT
marlena by julie buntin
Reasons to live: lonely edition
watching the sunset outside your window
practicing your favorite musical instrument
making delicious meals and feeling like a chef
trying out pinterest ideas
writing new daily routines to improve yourself
learning a new language or reading books on niche subjects
reading every morning in your cozy reading spot
going on evening drives and blaring your sunset playlist
walking in your city to find cute cafes and secret gems
picking a new artistic or sporty hobby to pour your heart into
doing really fun workouts to songs you love
dressing up in cute outfits or makeup looks without going out
drawing pictures and quotes for your wall
getting a film camera and taking candid pictures
sitting in the park and people-watching
searching for small reasons to regain faith in humanity and life
doing something special for yourself each weekend
petting your cat or dog
or petting neighbourhood cats that wander into your garden
the wistful beauty of watching things & people from the distance
buying flowers for yourself
growing cute potted plants like succulents
film marathons and netflix marathons with ice cream
feeling like a lonely indie film character
dancing by yourself
trying different tea flavors
writing poetry about your solitude
write surreal stories inspired by weird dreams
noticing stuff most other people are too busy to notice
befriending your loneliness and yourself
find beautiful stuff to appreciate every day & write them down
writing detailed diary entries even if nothing happens
spending so long inside that sunlight feels like a hug from the universe
appreciating tiny warmths more, like soup, tea, blankets and songs
I don't know who might need to hear this, but I wanted to share something beautiful I had the opportunity to witness.
In the chaos and uncertainty around us, there is still so much love and hope.
A few weeks ago, a local international student nervously approached me and asked if I could photograph his wedding reception. We barely know each other — so much so that the only real thing he knew about me was that a) I was a graphic designer and b) he had seen me hold a camera. And the only thing I knew about him was that he came from overseas to study engineering in the U.S.
He explained that his friend (and expected photographer) couldn't make the trip. I sympathized and told him I had a similar situation with my wedding, but then he said something that made my stomach churn.
Almost all his family and friends overseas can't make it. So can't the bride's, as she's studying abroad as well. With the warmest smile, he says while he wishes his family could be there to celebrate, he's so lucky to have great friends who are helping them put on a small reception.
I told him I had it covered and I wouldn't accept payment. Photos like this will be invaluable over time, and I wanted to pay it forward as the volunteer photographer at my own wedding did.
The wedding was this weekend. I cried during it.
His fellow engineering students became wedding planners. A church opened its doors free of charge. Families of local students caught wind of the event and handled the food, learning cultural dishes from the bride and groom's home countries. A mom group banded together to make table centerpieces. A recently married couple donated their leftover decorations. There were almost one hundred guests. Most of us didn't know each other.
It was the most beautiful wedding I've ever seen. Not just because the bride and groom were so deeply in love with one another, but because strangers saw an opportunity to be kind. In a community where hate of anything 'foreign' seems to fester, a bunch of people saw two lovebirds separated from their families, stepped in, and said, "how can we celebrate love today?"
All I saw was love. Maybe we're not as doomed as we think we are.
09/13/25
Turtle, by Katsushika Hokusai (ca. 1830)
By Momoire
really love Molly Brodak's everyday genius baking tips. wisdomful and just some genuinely good advice like don't buy a sea salt grinder? i had no idea. i miss her everyday
out of the darkness comes the stars 💫
Indoor sun
a place where he belongs
Air Whales
