#herron

[woedig]

I thought I'd go for a walk down Wolf Creek. It's snowing like a bastard, but what the heck.

The first picture is on a path to the creek

The second one is the same, just a couple steps farther. The creek is frozen, so I walked out and took a couple pictures. There is so much snow coming down ya can hardly see anything. Those are the last two.

Then there is the walk back. The creek is down a 40 foot drop. It was hard getting back up cuz snow be all slippery and shit.

[mind-if-i-scream]

They kiss

[autthesnot]

Blue herron eating a snake with gouache and watercolor

[rotten-games]

had to quickly go through ur blog to check if herron rejecting my mc was a skill issue or not cuz the secondhand embarrassment for my poor guy (who was also one-sidedly (i assume) pining over arke as a kid) 😞 turns out hes just unlucky

Fear not, Herron is just sad and stubborn. One day he will admit his feelings. One day 😔

[idisaestheticblog]

[roughridingrednecks]

Herron

[a-c-e-t-y-l-e-n-e]

River

Life

[rapeculturerealities]

Kentucky elects first out LGBT+ state house representative Keturah Herron

Tireless justice advocate becomes Kentucky House's first LGBT+ representative

Keturah Herron, who is Black, queer and genderqueer, was elected to the Kentucky house of representatives in a landslide vote.

At a special election on 22 February, Herron – who is Black, queer and genderqueer – was elected to the District 42 seat in a landslide vote, beating her Republican opponent, Judy Martin Stallard, by 1,959 votes to 119.

Speaking to local TV station WDRB shortly after her victory, Herron said: “Being a Black queer masculine-presenting woman, this is history. This matters.

“This matters for all of those folks who across, not just here in Louisville but across the commonwealth, to know that you are able to do that and you have someone that is going to be able to represent you, not just speak on issues, but someone who knows and understands and who’s walked that and so I just look forward to inspiring other folks and open up the doors for other people to be in this space.”

Keturah Herron is a Black activist and previously worked as a policy strategist for the ACLU brach in Kentucky. She played a pivotal role in the successful campaign to ban no-knock search warrants in Louisville after Breonna Taylor, a 26-year-old woman, was murdered by police while she slept in her own bed in March 2020.