#booksandwildthings

[crimson-chains]

Oh no! Black's gonna be seen with the body and get accused of being an imposter!

YUP!!! That is what happened! ^^

[scorpiofactsdaily]

Nov. 14th bday over here!

have a slammin jammin day today, happy birthday!

[thetableistryingtoeatme]

9 for the ask thing!

9. What’s your dream job?

Space vigilantly, who helps run an inclusive comic book company and a dog sanctuary

[emphasisonthehomo]

booksandwildthings replied to your post: I keep having nightmares that I’m still in...

Weirdly, this same thing happens to me? Mine are like, “You didn’t do the math homework, you can’t find your classroom, you failed, etc” that sort of shit.

It’s just like god, school has already basically ruined a good chunk of my life, I don’t need to have dreams of my Russian prof staring at me from across the desk with a disappointed look on her face. I’m stressed enough about paying back my loans as it is. 

[sleepy-bookworm]

35: Best thing to eat for breakfast?

35: Best thing to eat for breakfast? - toast with butta

thanks for asking!!!!! i hope you have a great day/night xx

[substituteswebcomic]

I know this is a bit random, but I absolutely love the fact that the Mage doesn't have shaved legs. Most fantasy/post-apocalyptic ladies have inexplicably shaved legs and perfect makeup and hair and this is a really nice change. Also, LOVE THE COMIC!

Thank you! That’s totally a pet peeve of mine as well. Also, I think I mentioned before but it just seems to make the most sense: different society, different societal norms. Mage (and other lady-variety people in Ensenia Solari) are fuzzy all over but leg hair is the one thing I actually remember to draw.

[annabethisterrified]

I just wanted to let you know that I started The Song of Achilles yesterday and I'm almost half-way done and it's really good and you (plus a few other PJO/HoO bloggers) are to blame and I KNOW my heart is going to be broken and I hope you're happy.

This makes me VERY happy! :) Mwahaha good luck..

[therainingkiwi]

2, 23, 33

2) Which female celebrity do you wish was your sister?

Oooh, that's a tough one. I don't have a huge knowledge of celebrities, but I  think Emma Watson would be the kind of person I'd want as my sister. I feel like she'd give really good advice, and we'd probably talk about books a lot.

23) What language, besides your native language, would you like to be fluent in? Well, I'm learning Spanish in school, so I'd like to become fluent/proficient in that.

Also, I'd love to learn ASL--the linguistics of signed language fascinates me.

Really though, I've always wanted to be able to speak Hebrew. When I was much younger, in synagogue, we were taught how to read the alef bet, but never really got further than that--I can tell you what the words sound like, but I have no idea what they mean. As a Jew, I'd love to be able to actually speak it.

33) If you have a nickname, what is it?

Before I could pronounce my name, I called myself "Cai." Now, usually only people who knew me before I was seven call me that. Also, my grandfather calls me "CJ," which are my first and middle initials, but he is literally the only one.