Apr 25, 2024
Psalm 65:4 (NLT) - What joy for those You choose to bring near, those who live in Your holy courts. What festivities await us inside Your holy Temple.
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Psalm 65:4 (NLT) - What joy for those You choose to bring near, those who live in Your holy courts. What festivities await us inside Your holy Temple.
another day another person carefully cutting new shapes out of the concept of "cults" to make posts implying that being part of an oppressed group is exactly equivalent to an artificial manipulative high control environment
FOALS by whothefuckismax
Hey I’m Zofia and I turned this 20x20 residential in Windenburg ruin into a live-in-studio for an artistic or artsy sim (or two). I didn’t realize till I started taking the screenshots how unfortunate and uneventful the outside of this house looks, but it ain’t all too bad. Especially since the inside turned out pretty great, IMO. This is a spacious loft with so many of the ruins poking through to the inside.
What do you think?
$118,360
SPEED BUILD
Gallery ID: hey_im_zofia (use MOO when placing lost)
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"I could live in your smile and I would have entirely, everything that I need.."
Your smile is timeless, I live forever in but a moment each time that you do - eUë
Tokyo street
Random Youkai said: Kagome, which would you say you prefer to live in, the Sengoku Jidai or the modern era?
「巫女」:: “Personally...? I think the Sengoku era...Since that’s pretty much where I live, and have set up the roots of my life~The modern era will always be a big part of me though. That’s for sure...Though as much as I still visit it-and send my kids to school there-when I talk about going home--It’ll always mean here, to the Sengoku.”