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// a ninjago blog followed me, and my muse, for zane, it rose from the grave. He's my man my android, my robot, my little guy. I've had a flashlight keychain of him on my keys since I was a teenager━━ and I'm in my 30s. APPARENTLY THE KEYCHAIN WAS MADE IN 2012, I'M AN OLD MAN.
Proof, I'm not lying 🥹🥹🥹:
Ohh my god he's lost an arm!!!! I don't know when that happened, but it had to have been recent... 😭😭😭😭😭
// Birthday dinner fit ~♡ Nothing too flashy but I recently got this skort (skirt with shorts) from Walmart and love it for when I feel like showing LEG. 👌😍
Dollette do you have pictures of the plushie you were talking about earlier? I'd love to see your little friend! - 💗
Yes!! Removed the background bc I'm a wary baby, but here he is!
My owner made him about 7 years ago, so he's kinda lost texture and color, but that's bc I cuddle with him literally every night!
Love the blog! Just MWAH chefs kiss
Just noticed this for some of the sexuality/gender tags. Is this for upcoming pride month? I hope it stays.
I know I talk a lot about how hot I am, but,
I'm also absolutely adorable
La Lechuza
The Lechuza, or The Owl, is not a cryptid, but closer to being categorised as Hispanic Folklore. The name comes from the likeness of a woman having the body of an owl with a human face. Some depictions are more human like, and some making her almost full owl.
This owl-witch comes from around South Texas and Mexico. Folklore changes in description here; some folklore says she is a witch, who sold her soul for power. Other sources claim that she has risen from the dead - no matter how she originated, it’s generally agreed that she’s bad news.
It’s said she will swoop down at one to catch and kill them - this occurs at night, where she will hide and often mimic a sound such as a baby crying to lure people out.
The most agreed on defense is salt and ones own weapon, or showing her you respect her by leaving out a rope with seven knots for her to see. Folklore conflicts on if you should be kind or swear her away, so it’s suggested you keep your mouth shut around these owl witch women.
(i encourage you to read these yourself, and find your own truth! x x x x)
(My make-up is screwing up in 100000000 different ways and getting all over everything, but as promised: my Hidan.)
