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i haven't said anything today which makes me sad:(

so: ryland grace

I didn't know what else to say

#whenever I post too much I get stressed but when I don't post i get stressed too #must find a happy medium #also hello everyone #hope you all had a good day #hamwich yappernanny #ryland grace #phm

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#also hello everyone #I see you enjoy my wares #I promise more hot women in the near future

#my cat #also hello everyone #been busy af

YOU WATCH YELLOWJACKETS TOO?!?? kalysa fandom is genuinely interlinked

YES I AM A BIG YELLOWJACKETS FAN 🥹

kalysa fandom is just all unemployed and gay #iktr

#also hello everyone #tumblr user harveylius is alive and will now be answering all of your guys asks :D

Which worlds do you think work best for New Orleans aside from Willow Creek??

Hey Nonny!! Thanks for asking! 🥰

So while I personally wish Willow Creek had a lil more ~umph~ in its set dressing (base game worlds, amirite?), it still works the best to be dressed up as New Orleans! Additionally I love using Magnolia Promenade especially as the Quarter because it has that really nice waterfront. Newcrest can technically work, especially for places like Metairie or even downtown if you want a more modern look, but it’s a bit of a stretch otherwise imo. I’ve also used Brindleton Bay for the lakefront and Copperdale for an area North of New Orleans called the Northshore. But otherwise, Willow Creek and Magnolia Promenade are my recommendations!

#also HELLO EVERYONE #I am still alive #growing a baby is exhausting who knew #so we’re on power saver mode around these parts #but please know I have not disappeared I will be finishing 1936 before this baby comes if it takes every last ounce of my energy 😤#okay that’s all I miss yous all!#hope this helped a little Nonny it was nice seeing a message in my inbox again 🥹

A bit early for Friday but I don't mind ^v^

Apologies for the bots u couldn't fit in I tried to make it work but I couldn't figure it out

Boopsy doodle belongs to @brooklynisher

Mainframe belongs to @butterbolted-automaton

Starry belongs to @asmogorna

And buzzer belongs to @boneinator

#Especially Janka I wanted her in this so bad but I couldn't figure it out :0(#Sorry if the heights are a bit off #steam powered giraffe #spg fanbot #Apologies that starry is so scuffed I was having art execution problems the day I did yhe lineart and starry shows it best #Also hello everyone

So, one fun thing about me is that I always get great enjoyment out of mysteries, thrillers, etc in the various media I consume. Plot-twists? Literally will never see them coming. That grand reveal? Every single sentence of it will leave my jaw on the floor.

Earlier in the year, I went through a murder mystery series in which every single book left me utterly baffled until the clues were all woven together and explained at the end. Couldn't even venture a guess as to who the killer was or how they did it until the protagonist would give her big speech toward the end.

And I just now finished a book in which there was such a massive plot-twist in the last ten or so pages that I had to stop reading and just stare into space for a while to process it. What was that twist, you ask? One of the two main characters of the story is revealed to have been dead the entire time. She died 60 years prior to the opening of the story, and the main character, now elderly and never having gotten over the loss, has conjured her up as a "hallucination" that she talks to for comfort.

I went onto Goodreads after because I was so slapped in the face by this, and what do I see? Multiple negative reviews from people complaining the plot-twist was so obvious from the first few pages that it made the book unenjoyable to read. Well, sorry, 1-star-reviewers—couldn't be me. I did not pick up on a single clue that this woman was a figment of someone's imagination. Somehow completely missed the fact that no other characters aside from the main one ever spoke to her. I stepped over every last dropped bread crumb the author sprinkled in there to help readers piece things together.

And though I should be used to this happening by now, this particular one got to me so much that I needed to post about it.

#like. I almost want to reread the book now just to have that context & be able to pick out the (apparently obvious) clues #because it did not occur to me for even a SECOND #I would absolutely be the world's worst detective #the killer would walk up to me and say “hello. i did it” and even then I might not be sure #also hello everyone #life things have sort of kept me from being able to/wanting to post #but I do plan to return soon to make some posts and answer asks