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comicaurora

do you think the first bug to pollinate a plant was classified as a monsterfucker by the other bugs

comicaurora

think I'm good on this one

#deeva

greenpen3

emilyblincoe

the garden collection // colors organized neatly

emily blincoe (prints here)

august 2013

kittensnap-blog

wrotten

Vintage Heart Shaped Woven Wicker Rattan Basket

rinmari

femmelaertes

Reblog if you’re a cottagecore blog that:

-is anti fascist and anti racist

-is into this to support locally sourced food, better farming practices, etc.

-is NOT into this for some “manifest destiny” bullshit

-is NOT an ecofascist

-supports indigenous land rights and supports paying reparations to bipoc

-supports labor unions

-supports better conditions, pay, and protections for all agricultural workers including undocumented workers

-is LGBTQ friendly

Because cottagecore is a sweet and lovely aesthetic but we cannot be silent about the racism and facism that this community promotes with its “traditional values” crap. I like fresh picked flowers on my table, I like honey lemon tea, I like pictures of baby goats. But if you disagree with the above list then your “cottagecore” blog is trash.

lespresso

things i would like: to be sitting near the sea during a storm, poring over an old text of disputable origin

things i have: stress

melissajanart

Mushrooms!!

shi-nani-gans

If you guys need a nice book to read or listen to (her voice is amazing!) I highly highly recommend Gathering Moss: A Natural and Cultural History of Mosses by Robin Wall Kimmerer. She's an absolute delight and a wonderful story teller as well as an amazing scientist that'll calm you down if you're having a stressful day.

Please check her out!!

oh to be infatuated

#:(#him

ohjardin

melgillman

Some things...are worth sacrificing for

mosslover65

I agree too but I can usually tell Moss from poison ivy so not too much of a problem but if You mostly like to eat Raspberry I can see how that could be scary!