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A note for all ye readers, Inksplot is not pre-bedtime reading.

Nope.

#*pulls blanket tighter around me*#The short story is by Gahan Wilson #also it's not really called inksplot #but I can't really type the title in letters can I?#Highly recommend.#just not before bed #sqarlettalks

my final summons 🥺

#h rambles #dragalia lost #i got yukata curran. i am so so so happy #but i couldn't complete the family.....heinwald never came 😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔#pinon was my very very last pull 🥺😔🥺😔🥺😔🥺😔🥺#i spent LIKE THREE HOURS JUST CLICKING THROUGH ALL THE ADVENTURER STORIES I RACKED UP LIKE 5K WYRMITE #highly recommend.#ahh....i feel so sad inside #im going to miss this game so so much #im gonna miss their voices..#THANK U OKADA FOR THIS GAME..AND THIS LAST BURST OF LUCK #i look forward to what u come up with next king #please let naoki saito do the art and character design again tho thank you..

fuck, it feels good to be able to show up for a loved one in severe crisis as a team in a way that is imperfect but actually rly fucken well done and doesn't immediately burn any of us support ppl out & keeps our boundaries intact

#highly recommend.#this has taken eight years to build and look what we've done with that time!#even like four years ago this sort of crisis would have me frozen and fumbling but we've all grown so much!#or i'd put literally everything I had into it within the first few hours and run on fumes and fall short #shit's gonna need lots of care for a long time now but we got this!#and a lot of it is thanks to the amount of effort the person in crisis puts into relationships with others -#she built this team! we're just putting it into action~#me #ramble

once i learned i can be insane about multiple special interests at once i feel like i unlocked some kind of superpower. like….im literally unstoppable now

#tief talks #highly recommend.

no one asked for this but here's a list of songs that would be absolutely to die for in the vocal/instrumental stylings of each member of CSNY.

Crosby: Please Don't Tell Her - Jason Mraz

A newer selection for me (i.e., a song younger than I am) but Jason Mraz is kinda cut from the same cloth, he just missed the movement by a few decades (bonus that his paper airplane-folding on the album cover could be easily mistaken for rolling a joint). It's easy for me to imagine this song in David's voice: the soft, mellow verses, the building intensity in the bridge, the range. Even the lyrics themselves just feel like they have a theme Crosby would intone: missing someone desperately, pretending you're okay. Aside, Crosby & Nash provided backup vocals for Mraz on an album of Hendrix tributes (which I can never find, kudos if you can).

Stills: Thorn Tree in the Garden - Derek & the Dominoes

Even before the vocals come in, I have absolutely no barriers to imagining this as a Stills song. In some sources, he's been mentioned in the same breath as Clapton, and while it's a mystery to me he never achieved the same notoriety, Stephen deserves to be in the conversation based on talent alone. I imagine this one in his style of fingerpicking, deft and clear. Vocally, he'd blow Bobby Whitlock out of the water, especially towards the end with the lofty ad-libs.

Nash: Same Auld Lang Syne - Daniel Fogelberg

It's not technically a Christmas song, but even if you view it as one it's practically October and that's every excuse we need. I was melting just imagining this sung by Graham. It's a poignant piano-based tune about finding an old lover and reminiscing about youth and time gone by, alternating between moments of quiet consideration and impassioned anguish. Elevated by Graham's abilities to nimbly jump around the scale, it would convey every intended emotion and a little bit more.

Young: Always on My Mind - Willie Nelson

I'm not entirely sure he never did cover this. Since Neil, Willie, & John Mellencamp have been the organizers for Farm Aid for like the past 30 years, chances are they exchanged songs or at least backed one another up at one point in time. An '80s country song, there's kind of a lot going on in this version that I don't think is necessary. I imagine it done by an older Neil, guitar-centric, probably still featuring a harmonica and accordion in the instrumental, because why not. As Willie does here, Neil would deliver it with a voice fragile and vulnerable, so quiet but so moving. Always on my mind indeed.