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modern au self insert fic with a child ogata and I'm literally this
Salmon Egg Studs
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Hi! Update on peafowl egg art ❤️ The first one is traditional pysanky, the second one I did by etching - I put wax on for the floral design then soaked in vinegar to remove a layer of shell, the removed the wax, so the color on it is the natural color of the egg. Thanks again for giving me the chance to experiment, peafowl color themed one coming soon!
oh ho! They are beautiful! I didn't even know that was possible to do art like the second one! I knew that shells can be dissolved in vinegar but it would never have occurred to me to use that to make art with. That's super cool, and it turned out well!
...atarted off as hand studies from the liveaction screenshots and welll. The brainworms got me
First egg day is always magical. I brought home eggs to hatch in March and now these beautiful ladies are finally starting to lay! It’s been a very eager 29 weeks since they’ve hatched. (And I’ve been saying “aaaany day now for about 5 weeks.)
Not sure who laid them but I suspect a black copper marran and an olive egger (front two). The two in the back came from my black australorp, Purdy. We’re still working on laying them in nest boxes but I’m pleased as pie that they’re laying at all!
First egg day part two!! Adding in some aqua and blue. This is probably my mint egger and one of the crested cream legbars. One of these two figured out the nest box.
Here are the girls
Fine. I relent. It’s first eggie week and we’re not stoppin’ till they’re all done droppin’!
Fairly certain this richly colored spotted egg is coming from a black copper marans.
The first eggie saga continues. Today Goose (an olive egger) laid her first egg.
Fresh new first eggie update! Rusty has laid her first egg. I’m not sure what color this even is. Moss?
Last new eggie for a while! Poptart laid this pretty green and green spotted egg today.
"the blindfold can be transparent and the swords are not truly binding. The card urges opening your eyes to reality, acknowledging pain, and finding the courage to move forward"
places hand to the mirror
perhaps the baachanko is me as well...
...btw i don't think i was explicit enough in that food post that it was like. a ridiculous amount of food. she'd disappear and reappear and then sit me down at a table with like 3 uncut rolls of kimbap in foil a half gallon of tteokbokki with 2 boiled eggs in a plastic bag and 3 individually wrapped fancy sandwiches. one time after i mentioned liking sushi she brought me a party tray meant for minimum 5 people. she did not want to eat any of it for herself.
what's a bird to do but gain 7 lbs in spite of all the hiking around temples in late august korean heat, sweating from both the humidity and the pressure of not knowing the proper korean etiquette
sipping on this pretending im a carp in a murky river swimming around sucking up clutches of gelatinous frog eggs
when i see ogata eating there's some part of me that transmogrifies into a version of my great aunt who, when i visited as a teenager, would buy large amounts of food for me to eat every morning and gently urge me in korean "먹고, 먹고", "eat up, eat up", whenever i slowed down
fun fact: some species of fish are mouthbrooders, meaning that they carry their eggs/fry in their mouth to protect them from danger. this behavior is most commonly seen in cichlids, but also occurs in certain species in other familes like catfish, gouramis, and arowanas :)
For the first time in my life, I made a pysanka using a goose egg
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