[littlealienproducts]

Protect the Vulnerable - Art Print by lisacongdon

[princessofkazakhstan-deactivate]

[will-x-vi]

Weirdo little kids are my favorite kinds of people

[cocogarapinao]

She should lie face down on a skateboard and slide at people

[joanhello2]

Imagine you're an adult sitting at your front door handing out treats to the usual little vampires and witches and trademarked superheroes and this giant horseshoe crab comes rolling up the front walk and then it stands up and there's this little girl inside it.

[catchingflieswithhoney]

As a weird little kid who went as a *dead* butterfly one Halloween, this brings me great joy

[official-lucifers-child]

every time i think, i take 10 damage

[fandomchaosposts]

and everytime we kiss I swear I could fly

[sunflowerbutch]

if you have cool weird parents you don’t get credit for being cool and weird. if ur mom raises lizards and teaches interpretive dance and named you Genesis Wizard you had an unfair advantage and, after adjusting for inflation, you’re a normie

[erumu]

[blacktwitterfunny]

[tango-mango]

As an experiment, we planted some “Glass Gem” corn in the garden. A tiny packet of seed corn was given to us by a daughter. We had room for only a few plants, so we didn’t have high hopes that it would pollinate well. Today we pulled back the husks and found precious little ears of corn!

[leosuncancervenus]

@madeofwhitebone

[coyotesmokebreak]

I’m always so, so happy when I see people enjoying glass gem corn as it was borne out of the work of Carl Barnes, a Cherokee man, as a way to further connect with his heritage

When he began growing some older kinds of corn, the genetics of different ancestral types started to reappear.

He took it upon himself to seek out the elders to whose tribes those ancestral strains had been loved and cultivated by previously. It allowed these tribes to welcome back and cultivate the corn their ancestors knew.

The glass gem varieties were part of the selective breeding he worked on.

Unfortunately, Carl passed in 2016. Something that tugs at my heart is that he gained the name White Eagle, which is also the name of the dent corn our tribe is known for and is grown by us to this day.

The corn he cultivated (and re-cultivated) are still available to purchase and grow yourselves here

You can read more about Carl Barnes and his longtime student Greg Schoen here

[markv5]

Роковая женщина…

[karin-miyoshi]

[normal-horoscopes]

what is your target demographic

SLUTS

[vodcar]

country gnomes,

take my bones

[cryptidfuckery]

to a place,

they don't belong

[annabellioncourt]

see shit like this is the reason that it’s so hard to turn my back on this website. Where else, pray tell, are you going to find this kind of quality nonsense.

[druggeddraccus]

west virginia

[strawberey]

I’m off to the woods ! It’s been too long, I need to sit in a creek and forget some things.

[under-the-arch]

[for-k-is-king]

@under-palemoonlight

[awakecorgi704-deactivated202007]

i’m gonna be honest i didn’t even read the tweet because i had to hit reblog too fast when i saw this guy’s name is “i like hitting police because i am homosexual”

can confirm that is legit what that says lmaooo

[wreckitremy]

It really does

[the-barn-rat]

real tired of hearing the vegan vs. omnivore arguments when the real superior diet in terms of both cruelty and ecosystem is locally sourced

beef and pork from a farm 10 minutes away from you is more ethical and less detrimental to the environment than quinoa grown in ecuador. the future is food forests. the green revolution is food forests. if we manage to survive this apocalyptic hellscape all of your food, plant and animal, is going to come from within half an hour of where you live. plant a vegetable garden in the meantime

[clouddoggo]

As a trained conservation biologist this is the most important step we can take. You do not understand how many issues we could solve if people bought most of their food from local sources.

[securityunit-ese]

Okay so like…A few weeks ago I saw this in a dollar store and thought it was pretty neat so I bought it

and now I’m wondering if I jinxed myself because like a couple of weeks after, I  bought this:

[securityunit-ese]

he’s looking more and more like the plate every day, i think i did accidentally buy a prophetic plate

[securityunit-ese]

I think the brown is taking over purposely so he can match the plate???

[securityunit-ese]

getting entirely too similar for comfort

possibly he is growing to match the plate?

[mindfulwrath]

the portrait of Doggian Gray

[ophanic]

props to stem people wtf! i can bullshit my way through any english essay because literally u just have to say stuff. but for stem paper u have to say stuff AND it has to be true. wack. 

[luckysovreign]

props to hums people wtf! i can bullshit my way through any stem essay because literally u just have to repeat stuff. but for a hums paper u have to say stuff AND it has to be new stuff from your brain. wack. 

[jeaniefranklins]

#FINALLY the solidarity we need to defeat business majors

[sixpenceee]

Vacuuming a lit cigarette when the vacuum is filled with gunpowder

[classicantics-deactivated201712]

3 questions: why

[peachthatdrinkslemonade]

Who, in their right mind, would think about doing this!?!?????

[classicantics-deactivated201712]

Aw man I just spilled all my antique gunpowder collection better vacuum it up and aw dog there goes ma cigarette better suck that up too and oh shit

[nathsketch]

A little Mowgli moment for day 3′s prompt “Discovery”! Always nice to draw a sassy Brazilian snake :)

But unlike it, try not to escape from home and, as always, take care y’all! ⚡️