#ask camila

[camila-the-cat]

I got a Q for Camila! What boss and NPC from Cuphead would she get along with the best?

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[longitud-de-onda]

Hi! im trying to use your about two page and change the likes and dislikes page but the website to find the symbols is not working. Any chance you have a solution?

hi, i haven't been actively coding for the past year or so, but it does look like the honeybee icons aren't working anymore. i'm currently in university and also working part time so i don't really have the bandwidth right now to figure out alternative options/update my codes. however, if you have some coding experience, cappuccicons is a newer set from the same creator, and i have used google's material design icons once before, both of which have some instructions on their websites for how to use them.

if that still isn't working, i might be able to update my codes with the cappuccicons icons over my winter break but i can't make any promises (also any updates would be posted on my coding page @ebrothemes)

[harrystylesandblackgirls]

#AskCamila replies (Part 3)

[camila-the-cat]

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Now that I've gotten myself together and am in better mentally I'll be able to answer your questions more often.

[camila-the-cat]

CAMILLA!!!

Hii!!!! Ur so pretty!!

Anyway, how have u been recently??

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[camila-the-cat]

I became obsessed with cosplay

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[camila-the-cat]

How high can you fly???

I'm sorry for not answering your questions. I wasn't in a good place mentally again, and my motivation for drawing was lacking. But now I'll try to answer your questions more often

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[longitud-de-onda]

congrats on the followers 🥳 here's my suggestion: din djarin/reader + rose

Thanks love!! 

pairing: din djarin x reader prompt: rose

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The sand was still warm from the hot setting sun as you settled down next to Din. It had been one of those weeks where things were going wrong left and right and your little family had ended up stranded in the desert. It was hot and uncomfortable and you knew Din was starting to get his hopes up about finding any signs of civilization, even though it had only been a day or two.

On the bright side, you were all alive and healthy, had enough water and rations for another few days, the child’s and your spirits were still up, and the lack of surrounding life meant you hadn’t encountered any dangerous creatures lurking in the sand. You laughed as the child wandered around in the space in front of you; the little alcove you had found between some rock formations providing enough of a boundary for them to move around freely. Din was half asleep next to you, back pressed against the rocks, head lolling towards you.

You couldn’t blame him. It had been a long day and he was definitely exerting more physical and mental energy than you were, trying to survive.

The kid made a little babbling noise and you looked over at them. They were pointing out back where you came from. You followed their gaze, but between the large boulders and cliffsides, there was nothing—

Nothing except the stunning twilight sky.

You didn’t think you had even seen a sunset so beautiful in your life. You glanced up and the dark blue of the sky above you would have given you no clue to the display that danced across the horizon. The kid really did know how to find some pretty impressive things.

“Hey, Din,” you said, nudging him slightly. “You asleep?”

“Not yet,” he murmured.

“Check out the sunset.”

He pushed himself to a more upright position and followed where you had gestured.

“Last night it didn’t look like that,” he said. Although his words didn’t show it, you could hear the awe in his voice.

You nodded. It reminded you of back home, before you had left. Before everything had been destroyed in the war. The colors were like the flowers in the gardens: roses, daffodils, peonies, hyacinths, orchids, irises, and all the others you could never remember the names of.

The child climbed into your lap and wrapped a hand around one of your fingers. “I guess I should thank you for pointing this out,” you whispered to the kid before rubbing your other hand across their back. It was a surefire way to get them to fall asleep. They made a little sound you had come to assume meant they were happy before their eyes drifted closed.

“You should get some rest too,” Din told you. “It’s been a long day.”

“Yeah.” You nodded. “Everything will work out though, Din. You know that, right? It’s not going to end out here in this desert.”

You knew he needed to hear that, even though he didn’t necessarily want to. When Din became too pessimistic about things, thats when you knew hope was really lost.

“I know,” he whispered.

“You should sleep first,” you said. “I can take first watch. I’m not that tired.”

Din knew better than to protest.