buttercup!

🧁🦋🍊🍓⭐️🌷🌼🍄🦄

[veryluckyclovers]

flower elf

[havingapoemwithyou]

What will happen by Leila Chatti

[heavensghost]

You know how much I love you

[syring3]

[anxietyproblem]

[pyritetears-deactivated20260218]

The Lijadu Sisters.

[androdragynous]

genuinely if u have been feeling like garbage u have to put the effort in to do one new thing every day. it doesn't have to be big but you have to do it. like I'm talking open your alarms and set a daily new thing time right now before you finish reading this sentence levels of do it. actually making the concrete choice to change something by doing it levels of doing it.

it doesn't have to be a big thing to be new. combine two ingredients for a snack you've never had before. open itch.io and play the first free game you see, or read the first free book. browse online radio stations. try a free demo on steam. catch up on a webcomic. follow an origami tutorial. take a different route on the way home. talk to someone you've been too shy to. watch a video on how to learn a skill you hadn't really thought about. identify one local bird. read a random page on wikipedia all the way through. listen to a local artist on bandcamp. play some new daily website game. read theory that you've been putting off. try a free art program and see what you can make in 15 minutes. experiment with a yoga pose. put your pillows on the foot of your bed and sleep like that for a night. stand on something you usually sit on.

I get that it's hard to make habits. I am saying this as someone disabled, with ADHD, with autism, with depression, unmedicated, etc etc, and as someone who has been in the recovery of clawing myself out of that hole. being stuck in monotony will kill you. you're not obligated to like the new things, you can not finish what you started, never touch it again. but you have to seek it out, and yes, you do have the power to make that kind of change right now, and every day, even when it's exhausting and feels useless and the world sucks. it is not a choice that will solve everything. but I truly do believe it's worth doing. I love you.

[androdragynous]

some of the new things ive been doing:

started watching Dinotopia (2002) with friends

finally cracked open Sly Cooper and the Theivious Raccoonus

listened in full to some albums I'd only heard single songs off of

really enjoyed an album about worms

really enjoyed an album about cycling (there was a lot of music)

played the free steam demo of of the devil

and the demo of goodlands

learned how to make two kinds of balloon dog and learned a new respect for the balloon tying speed abilities of clowns

tried out the browser text game toby's nose

tried out the ellipsus writing program

moved a shelf unit to a different place because it felt better there

changed the color of my sheets when replacing them (cat induced Gaping Hole was irredeemable)

tried to memorize all the different meanings of different train horn signals

changed shampoo smells

these are all very small things. but they have kept me from losing my marbles. so they are enough

[februarytrash]

[260khorsepower]

[thecollectibles]

Fan art by Ami Thompson

[toastbutteregg]

[0ryza13]

The game becomes open-world when you master the skills: Talk To People and Ask For Things

[chaotic-archaeologist]

I promise this is especially true for museum folks, library folks, and academics. We are always looking for an opportunity to talk about our silly little special interests and we will love you for providing one. Send the email.

[museeeuuuum]

Send the email!

[joeyclaire]

what’s it called when you’re so disconnected from reality that cold water doesn’t feel like anything and you can barely taste food anymore

[joeyclaire]

[singingwound-deactivated2024111]

i’m trying to have a yaoi moment with you. man to man i’m trying to have a yaoi moment with you right now

[cute-catts]

Car accents 🐈😺

[blabbernaculum]

So many different dialects

[brightlotusmoon]

[barstoolblues]

this is probably the former closing dishwasher in me but few things are as personally satisfying as washing the dishes at the end of the night . something something michael chabon “either a surrealistic nightmare of the ordinary or a plunge into the warm waters of beautiful of routine” quote

[barstoolblues]

the full quote from the mysteries of pittsburgh which has nothing to do with washing dishes but nevertheless has stuck with me

[its-funnytwittertweets]

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