Always late to the party

The name's Cici. Oh yeah, it's 22 years now. Just a collection of things I like. I get into fandoms late.

[toko-t]

季節の向こう側

[simpforsolas]

going back to my roots

[princesscas]

"edit images with AI-- search with AI-- control your life with AI--"

[kitschchris]

stargazing 🌟✨

[timethehobo]

Sketch.

[adactaaries]

First set of portraits - done ✔️

[asphodelles]

lae’zel from *checks calendar* five months ago jesus christ

[cronchy-baguette]

happy late birthday to bg3!!! here's the tadpookies (and their Little Guys) in their red carpet bests!

[letterstothefutureme]

Every single on of those registrations was a single person deciding to register. When you think you're just "lil ol me" and your voice doesn't matter that much: Remember this. Your actions have impact, your voice and your vote matter.

Get Registered and VOTE

Find out where/when/how at:

VOTE.ORG

[geezerwench]

I'm voting for the woman who made Brett Kavanaugh cry.

[sniperct]

"I live in a red state my vote doesn't ma-"

If your vote didn't matter they wouldn't try so hard to make it harder to vote in red states. Voting in red states can turn them into swing states like Georgia, Ohio, and Arizona. And voting in blue states can keep them from becoming swing states.

California used to be Red. Texas was Blue long ago. Florida was once a swing state. Obama took Indiana but it's gone redder since. Ten years ago Arizona and Georgia going blue was unthinkable.

Things change and we can make them change.

And that's before getting into more local elections. Turning cities blue, the state legislature.

Red states have flipped blue in recent years at those levels too.

Because people vote, and if we vote in high enough numbers we can turn a tight election into a walk in the park. If we vote in high enough numbers, we can turn a loss into a win. So many good things have happened in states where someone won by like 100 votes. (arizona is one)

[rendoas]

You know why we lose elections? Because old people vote and young people don't. If millennials and zoomers would just Pokémon Go to the polls, this would be so easy.

[beatrice-otter]

Also, let's say you're right. Let's say that there is absolutely no chance in a million years that your state, as a whole, will go blue. You might still be able to flip your congressional district blue, or your state representative. You might be able to prevent a Moms for Liberty candidate from getting elected to the school board, or a white supremacist sheriff. You could see that the moderate conservative gets elected to city council instead of the far-right whackjob. And those positions actually have a lot more to do with your daily life than the President. It matters. It all matters.

[enki2]

[the-thing-of-worms]

Prev these are some good tags

[tributary]

[gaynfl-moved]

[powersuitup]

EVERY SINGLE SEAT IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES IS UP FOR RE-ELECTION THIS YEAR, PLUS 33 SENATE SEATS.

PLEASE GO OUT AND VOTE. WE HAVE THE CHANCE TO TAKE CONTROL FULLY FOR THE NEXT FOUR YEARS JUST VOTE!!

[proserpine-in-phases]

Fyi every single seat in the house and 1/3rd of the senate is up for reelection every 2 years which is why you should vote for every presidential election and also in the midterms

[cheseely]

The Inferno

[who-is-riley]

or at least it went something like that

[sigillums]

HADES + Thanzag (7/?)

[grumpybunnygames]

In light of recent events...