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HUGE DAY !! happy april 6th 🫂
best m/f dynamic is a flamboyant bisexual show-off desperately in love with an extremely practical girl who’s difficult to impress 🤩
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GtN: Gideon has the BEST three months of her LIFE and then DIES
HtN: Harrow has the WORST nine months of her LIFE and then DIES
Ntn: Nona has THE six months of her LIFE and then BECOMES The Creature (dies?)
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You may think the phrase "He's just a little guy" comes from internet memes, but you would be wrong.
The true origin of the phrase belongs to celebrated author Tamora Pierce, in her 1983 novel Alanna: The First Adventure, when Gary says, "Still—what can Alan do for you? He's just a little guy"(49).
Thus, whenever we say of someone or some creature that they are "just a little guy," what we are really saying is that they are a short redheaded knight-in-training with some sort of Gender going on who will kick your butt given half a chance.
Thank you for coming to my TED Talk. May we all be the little guys we wish to see in the world.
Pierce, Tamora. Alanna: The First Adventure. New York, Random House, 1983.
Deep-Sea-cember: Can you fathom how much joy seeing an oarfish brings?
For @montereybayaquarium's Deep Sea December
Unfathomable joy! 🥹❤️
i am massively overdue for a very very good week where not a single bad thing happens and everything is easy
reblog to give prev a very good week where not a single bad thing happens and everything is easy
“September” by Jennifer Michael Hecht
[image description: a poem titled "September" that reads:
Tonight there must be people who are getting what they want.
I let my oars fall into the water.
Good for them. Good for them, getting what they want.
The night is so still that I forget to breathe.
The dark air is getting colder. Birds are leaving.
Tonight there are people getting just what they need.
The air is so still that it seems to stop my heart.
I remember you in a black and white photograph
taken this time of some year. You were leaning against a half-shed tree,
standing in the leaves the tree had lost.
When I finally exhale it takes forever to be over.
Tonight, there are people who are so happy,
that they have forgotten to worry about tomorrow.
Somewhere, people have entirely forgotten about tomorrow.
My hand trails in the water.
I should not have dropped those oars. Such a soft wind.
/end id]
bonus second terrible comic
The Wind, Félix Vallotton, 1910
Agates carved into orange slices by wutong_crystal_carvings.
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Its National Coyote Day! I look to them as my guiding animal, a true spirit of resilience, resistance, and growth. Every day I am grateful to embody and honor them.
Need some Coyote Courage? Both availiable as medium and large prints here.
hey man is it cool if i bring my pet airpod. no worries if not