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I’m sort of alive and I brought back a classic. The sweetest creepy teddy bear. To be honest I tried to remake it because I didn’t like the coloured version, but ended up being the same lol https://www.instagram.com/p/CD-uK_ahSKu/?igshid=1ih2vjy4wwd1z

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Liszt’s working manuscript of part of the Grande Fantaisie Symphonique on themes from Berlioz’s Lélio, for piano and orchestra, ca. September 1834.

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He’s so adorable my goodness

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I made another one of these

tag yourself I'm chaotic neutral

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I’m neutral evil lol

So, I finally learned how to play D&D. Might be getting a bit obsessed with it.

#d&d stuff #nerdforlife #nerdstuff

Growing bonsai trees is one of the coolest things I’ve ever done, specially because I’m the worst at taking care of plants. Now I’ll have to wait 5 years for these babies to be big and strong. I’d appreciate any tips 🍀

#bonsai #trees #plants #bonsaitree #pinus aristata

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nightjul

I wasn’t expecting that at all

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Hey guys I made a thing

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Tagging @you-had-me-at-e-flat-major @justanotherpiccplayer @babinicz @flutejesus @violalife and anyone else? ❤️🐘

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…….. oh no

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Thanks @elliefluteelephant for the tag! 💖

@you-had-me-at-e-flat-major I feel ya… Jus gotta fall asleep in a practice room now…

Tagging @nightjul @the-tired-tenor @elemental-puppydragon and anyone else who follows me n sees this and is a musician 💖

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Thanks for the tag @justanotherpiccplayer . I never took any photos but I surely fell asleep on the floor too many times lol

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The woman in this orchestra is playing an instrument called *Theremin:*.... it is a.... *quantum instrument that is played only with the energy of the hands.* Only three countries in the world have music schools where one can learn to play the Theremin. Russia, Japan and Ireland. It's a beautiful sound! Theremin was invented by *Leon Theremin*, a Russian who in 1920 introduced him to Vladimir Ilich Ulíanov, aka Lenin, and was impressed by its sound. He sent 600 pieces and sent Leon to the world to make him known. It is an *instrument that forms a magnetic field and is played without being touched.* It almost sounds like the human voice.