Hello :)

She/Her

[vladtheunfollower]

Pillow Fight by Richard Scarry

[kenziecore]

[writtengriffin]

I got inspired by this post

[befikra]

i bet it feels good to be an underwater plant just swaying in sync with the flow of water

[befikra]

[dracula61]

[robinboardman]

An albino turtle hatchling sits among other Arrau turtles Tapauá, Brazil Photograph: Edmar Barros

[elodieunderglass]

Thanks for sending me this @wrenzfic - what a beautiful sighting!

[catchymemes]

Illustrations of Homophones

Credit to: Homophones, Weakly.

[theyuniversity]

Don’t rely solely on spellcheck to catch mistakes.

Always review your writing carefully to ensure that small errors don’t slip through and undermine your credibility or the sophistication of your work. 🔍👀

[theyuniversity]

🫶 Reblogging this since the original post disappeared into the void.

[perfectquote]

“Go then if you must, but remember, no matter how foolish your deeds, those who love you will love you still.”

— Sophocles, Antigone

[thevisualvamp]

Meow

[foldingfittedsheets]

Oh to be a little orange cat curled up safely in a dragons tail.

[jbthegift]

Pioneers 😭🚀 🌙

[butterflypeaflowertea]

ever since i was a little girl i knew i was doomed to take things too seriously and think about them forever

[corantus]

locked the fuck in get my money up

[skoomabong]

[fromhersoul]

[hauntedhunted]

kiss this babey

[breadandm]

somebody posted this Calvin and Hobbes strip and i cannot overstate just how topical this fuckin thing is

[kosmogrl]

[aboutoriginality]

[seemoreandmore]

“When my nineteen-year-old son turns on the kitchen tap and leans down over the sink and tilts his head sideways to drink directly from the stream of cool water, I think of my older brother, now almost ten years gone, who used to do the same thing at that age; And when he lifts his head back up and, satisfied, wipes the water dripping from his cheek with his shirtsleeve, it’s the same casual gesture my brother used to make; and I don’t tell him to use a glass, the way our father told my brother, because I like remembering my brother when he was young, decades before anything went wrong, and I like the way my son becomes a little more my brother for a moment through this small habit born of a simple need, which, natural and unprompted, ties them together across the bounds of death, and across time … as if the clear stream flowed between two worlds and entered this one through the kitchen faucet, my son and brother drinking the same water.”

— A Drink of Water BY JEFFREY HARRISON

[indecisor]

Ted Chiang, “Why A.I. isn’t Going to Make Art.” The New Yorker.