#fubbs

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Crystal children worship Frida Kahlo and hope you have a wonderful, peace-filled day ✌️☮️

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A trickster demigod brother and a noble hacktivist sister share a generous gemstone and donut breakfast and contemplate the endless rain ☔️ (Noche is partial to Moonstones while Nomi likes Carnelian)

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Nomi’s getting a makeover! I tried to pry out her eyechips to make custom eyes and they would not budge. So I decided to give her a green-themed makeover to match her natural beautiful green eyes 💚💚💚💚 I used a very unorthodox method to “dye” Nomi’s hair and so far its working and none of the pigment is rubbing off! If anyone is interested in my methods of “dyeing” Furby hair, let me know and I’ll make a tutorial! It might already be done here but I haven’t seen it so let me know guys 👽🛸💖

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Groggy children

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Saturn Mari is a sweet starchild 💫 she is also a massive attention whore ✨💖✨showing off those big beautiful eyes 👀

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Royal Mistresses- Louise de Kérouaille, Duchess of Portsmouth 

Louise got her start as a daughter of the Seigneur de Kérouaille, an old noble family from Brittany. As the daughter of a nobleman, Louise was able to acquire a place at the court of King Louis XIV of France. When she was still quite young Louise joined the household of Princess Henrietta Anne of England, the younger sister of King Charles II and wife of the Duke of Orleans. It was hoped by her family that she would become a mistress of King Louis, but in 1670 when Louise accompanied Princess Henrietta to England she met and charmed the Princess’ brother King Charles II. When Henrietta died suddenly soon after, Louise was invited to England as a lady-in-waiting to Charles’ wife Queen Catherine.

Upon becoming the Mistress of King Charles, Louise replaced the volatile Barbara Villiers in the King’s affections. Louise was beautiful and plump, with a childlike face that prompted John Evelyn to call her “baby face.”Because of her rounder figure Charles gave her the nickname “Fubbs” (a slang term for ‘chubby’) and named a ship the HMS Fubbs in her honor. Though she was doll-like in appearance and had a sensitive nature Louise was also very clever and knew how to get what she wanted. She met with French envoys and ambassadors and was supported by King Louis in return for her support of French interests. Louise was generally disliked by the English people due to the fact that she was not only French, but Catholic as well. She was, however, well received by the Queen and the two ladies treated each other with respect and friendliness. 

After the death of King Charles II, Louise fell from favor at court quickly. She returned to France with a pension granted by Louis XIV and returned to England only twice during the remainder of her life and attended the coronation of King George I. Louise died in 1734 at the old age of 85. Through her son by the King, Charles Duke of Richmond, she is a direct ancestor of Diana, Princess of Wales; Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall; and Sarah, Duchess of York.