[halondrus]

[snapdragonnz]

i just found out about this bird (scale-crested pygmy tyrant) trying to find the most biodiverse countries and i feel tears welling up in my eyes because its so cute

why does it look like that i love him so much he's a little fella

[jesush8r]

Variations of Isle of the Dead

by Arnold Bocklin, Swiss Symbolist

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[luna-azzurra]

What helped me write trauma better is remembering that the nervous system learns predictions. If danger used to come after quiet, calm can feel threatening. If kindness used to come with a price, kindness can feel suspicious. So healing is not just “they know they’re safe now.” Healing is the slow, annoying, deeply unfair process of teaching the body that the old prediction is not always the present truth.

[firewalkwithmedvd]

man if you're disabled you've GOT to find some way to make your fuckass body a source of pleasure whenever you can. jacking off. eating good food. wearing soft clothes. kissing an animal on the head. whatever you can do

[phleb0tomist]

reminder to all disabled people that you’re allowed to tell people “i can’t do that” about stuff you can ‘technically’ do but which harms you or requires a period of recovery or preparatory rest etc. you don’t have to explain the complex nuances of your condition to anybody who demands it. i’ve found it’s honestly better to give the least amount of info about your symptoms unless you trust a person a lot. you hold the power over your health information. you choose whether or not to share the details of your condition with people who might not understand.

[novelistparty]

it's called "labor share" and this is a post from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York talking about the latest data:

The Post-COVID Decline in the Labor Share - Liberty Street Economics

A look at the decline of the labor share of income that occurred post-COVID, comparing its dynamics to declines in earlier periods.

[xanaxfarts]

A tiny insect clinging to the head of a horned viper

[nattousan]

#ratatouille

[nyanletnest]

[pmamtraveller]

"Everything Appears as it is: Infinite" by Alex Dodge

[beardedmrbean]

[cryptic-forge]

i don't remember what originally inspired me to start on this gramophone girl, but recently i found her in my wip folder and decided to finish the project. also finally got a chance to test this shiny copper filament and i love how it looks.

[detournementsmineurs]

"Critter Without Arms", "Critter Innommable", "Critter Diable" et "Crag" sculptures d'Alexander Calder (1974) à l'exposition “Calder. Rêver en Equilibre” de la Fondation Louis Vuitton, Paris, juillet 2026.

[detournementsmineurs]

"Untitled" encre et gouache d'Alexander Calder (1972) à l'exposition “Calder. Rêver en Equilibre” de la Fondation Louis Vuitton, Paris, juillet 2026.

[detournementsmineurs]

"Le S-Shaped Vine" sculpture d'Alexander Calder (1946) à l'exposition “Calder. Rêver en Equilibre” de la Fondation Louis Vuitton, Paris, juillet 2026.

[fairybumpkin]

[one1tap]