This is it

Where the maagic happens.

[valtsv]

the most important thing they don't tell you about being gay is that as soon as you have any creative control over your appearance you will start dressing like one or more of the muppets

[rogha]

@zapphod I think he counts like generally as his main character trait.

[catchymemes]

[pointedahead]

I love this series of photos of Clouds Doing Fun Things!

[disgruntled-neighborhood-wife]

@mrcloudyfun

[knighthawkchapter]

@candiceirae

[naturcs]

by peter_outdoor_

[90s90s90s]

[maagicalme]

Finding this: https://playminigames.ru/en/game/3d-pinball-for-windows-space-cadet has been the single best part of the past year

[tap-shoes]

[thickness-protection-program]

[maagicalme]

You know you’re an adult when instead of staying up past midnight to eat ice cream and play computer games, you stay up past midnight to eat ice cream, play computer games, and open a retirement account

[onlyherc-deactivated20221222]

if i bite my lips it’s not to flirt, i’m just ripping the skin off my lips because of stress

[maagicalme]

Am I having an anxiety spike, or did I just drink coffee too fast: the eternal question

[an-a-1234-5678]

[crossstitchworld]

My quarantine project (Floral skull) is complete. by TheUnknownStitcher

[slandv]

[seabeck]

Olympic National Park

Print Shop  |  Instagram  |  Wallpapers

[wannacuppatealuv]

Still trying to come to terms with the fact I'll never be a librarian who can speak a dead language and be recruited by a ruggish but handsome explorer for a quest to lift the curse and save the world

[furryboots7]

[cl0wnhole]

oh my god

[aladybirdqueer]

Perfectly following a list of punctuation rules may grant me some kinds of power, but it won’t grant me love. Love doesn’t come from a list of rules - it emerges from the spaces between us, when we pay attention to each other and care about the effect that we have on each other. When we learn to write in ways that communicate our tone of voice, not just our mastery of rules, we learn to see writing not as a way of asserting our intellectual superiority, but as a way of listening to each other better. We learn to write not for power, but for love.

Because Internet: Understanding the New Rules of Language, Gretchen McCulloch (via aladybirdqueer)

[catasters]

[macskatudomany]