“Scientists Are Explorers…” - MOUNGI BAWENDI

26 // DJ and a chemist // This is my Main - links to the rest in pinned post 😉🗝️ ✝️🦋 I have been described as 'butterfly punk faerie' Header by @/unorthodoxsavvy No I am not a mod for the punk sharing space.

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Hey There!!

PREVIOUSLY @/did-you-fall-for-a-shooting-star

You can call me Key! Welcome to my train wreck of a blog on this dysfunctional website that we all call home! I’ve been on this hellsite in some way, shape, or form since 2017.

A little about me:

I do chemistry and listen to a lot of music. My hobbies include penpalling, crafting, and reading. And also causing chaos. And uuhhhhhhh. Yeah thats all I got. Feel free to send asks though or tag me in things!!

Fandoms: ATLA, Fourth Wing, PHM

Here are links to my other blogs that are all more organized than this one:

🚧🚜 Constantly Under Construction 🏗️🚧

@safety-pin-punk <- Punk Blog

@fictional-science-teacher <- Science Blog

Not often updated:

@blinder-skyeye <- photography

#legendary post will take you to all the tumblr classics I’ve reblogged

#screaming.to.the.gods will take you to all my random personal stuff (feel free to block it, no offense taken)

My 2024 Spotify Wrapped for if you wanna know about my absurd music tastes lol

Asks and Messages are Open!!

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Listening to the audiobook version of fourth wing in preparation for the not book 4 coming out next month

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i bring a "technically i could do this tomorrow" energy to things that tomorrow me really resents

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Minoan octopus fresco

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Happy Fossil Friday! This archival image, snapped sometime before 1960, depicts duck-billed dinosaurs on display, side by side, at the Museum. Also known as hadrosaurids, these massive herbivores were the dominant plant-eaters in many areas of the world during the Late Cretaceous about 85 million years ago. In addition to their duck-like beaks and webbed front feet, hadrosaurs had powerful jaws with hundreds of blunt teeth that were ideal for grinding fibrous land plants.

See these hadrosaurs and more at the Museum! Plan your visit.

[tragicburnout]

i feel like there is a sleep in me that needs to be slept but each time i sleep i don't sleep that sleep

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My coworkers are great, they brought me hot chocolate!!

[ceruleanheaven]

one day i will crack my back in a way that will solve all my life problems

[lemon-labia]

"ask ai" no. read a fucking article for once

[orcboxer]

sometimes a professor will give their students writing advice like "instead of doing X, try doing Y, and see what you learn from the experience," but gets reduced via the telephone game of social media circulation to "don't do X"

[sapphireh3art]

they should invent a body that doesn't hurt

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Camp Day One

[swingsetindecember]

i feel like men got too comfortable directing 3 hr movies. like that's manspreading on a cultural level. go back to 90 min movies. i have other things to do this evening. wrap it up charles dickens, you aren't being paid by the word

[aftertherainstopss]

I hope you never outgrow being excited by bookstores, listening to the rain, flowers and finding the perfect mug.

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CAMP HAS OFFICIALLY STARTED!!!!!!!!

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A completely normal skill that every adult is supposed to have that I am only just now learning at 26 years old is how to do a little bit of a project every day (not necessarily every day. By "every day" I just mean more often than not. More than 50% of days) instead of trying to do the entire thing at once. This has taken many years of being on SNRIs to be even remotely possible.

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Layered Watermelon Berry Cake