I will learn to love the skies I'm under.

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Zodiac Signs + Shopping

Spends money on things they know damn well they don't need: Taurus, Libra, Pisces, Sagittarius, Aquarius

Indecisive as fuck about what they even want: Virgo, Gemini, Scorpio

Looks for the biggest bargain on at least one thing: Aries, Cancer, Leo, Capricorn

[zombiesailor]

[13thwitness]

[overwhelm3d-deactivated20200430]

[wanderlog]

Logans Pass. Glacier Park. Montana

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[an-other-people-deactivated2013]

This touches my heart so deeply. Thank you to all who serve, and thank you to our military chaplains who serve them.

[primalheart]

This deserves more reblogs. Because dammit it just does. 

[peepswitch-deactivated20131026]

If you’re an ordained Pagan, Wiccan, or other alternative faith minister who is qualified to serve, and live near a military base, you might let them know you’re available clergyperson for service members of alternative faiths. They often don’t have people to serve in these roles who are actually practicing Wiccans or Pagans. Pagan military people still need clergy in times of struggle, illness, and for things like marriage - and they’re often far from home and family. You can also let area hospitals know if you’re willing to come up and perform rites and support for the sick and dying. You do actually have to be a legally qualified clergy member to do this…

[hangedwoman-deactivated20130610]

Being that I am engaged to a man who was once a military pagan, I heartily back everything peepswitch said above.

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UP. DATE.  (Holy shit, it’s been a while.) 

Did an MFA in Portland. Done with Portland. Moving to California in two weeks.

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First graduate reading = success. #fuckyeah #mfa #gradschool #cnf (at Bare Bones Cafe)

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[demnewswire]

Congratulations, North Carolina!

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pippippy 

YAYAYAY!

[stupidfuckingquestions]

[jvker]

[slackerny13669]

The rules of comic con are what we should be doing in everyday life.

[radioactivevikings]

Here’s my little story. One time, I worked on this sweet accessory that went with my outfit. Like I spent quite a bit of time to work on it and i was really proud of it. I never minded photos or if people want to put their arm around me, but one time someone spun me around and my “hat”/”mask” wasn’t the most secure on my head and it ended up falling off and breaking. I was so sad. I managed to find some super glue and fixing it a little. But not only should this be in everyday life, but either way ask for someones permission because you don’t know how hard they worked on something. Also….just don’t pick something up…don’t ask for a hug and end up picking them up. You might break something or make someone really uncomfortable…

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Still a Yooper at heart. Happy #Plaidurday!

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MFA starts today!

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This seemed relevant.