The story continues

(F 50s) No longer RPing, but I can send goofy stuff. Love Austen & Alcott & LM Montgomery, nature, Critical Role, Dimension 20, Dropout TV, Drawfee, DesiQuest, Midst, X-Files, Sims, Skyrim, Fallout, etc.

[thestorycontinues]

So, okay-- let's say you have to spend a day away from home, getting a lot of errands done. You decide to take a day's worth of meals with you, in a nice, sturdy lunch pack. What do you put in it?

(There's a silly reason I'm asking this-- check out the "read more" or "keep reading" after you decide.)

So, okay… again!

While you're heading out, there's an… an occurrence that occurs. You're suddenly pulled into an alternate universe, to a world in a crisis-- where you find out that you have powers that will help save the world you're in!

One of your powers… is to regenerate the food and drink you brought along. When you remove something from a container, and then close it, it immediately refills-- and its contents are more tasty and healthy than when you packed it in the first place! And if someone manages to steal your Pack-- well, they don't! Because it will immediately return to your side.

Sure, yeah, this may all sound weird. But look at it like this: not only will you always have food and drink available, you can also share it with your allies, or other people who may be in danger because of what's going on in their world. You may encounter a group of travelers, or a village full of people who have run out of food… and by using your Pack, you help them.

And over time, you become known as The Rescuer, a person with powerful powers who saves those in danger… and supports those in need. (And of course, you can always go back to your original universe. You will have been gone for six. Whole. Minutes!)

[okapiaconcolor]

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[avadaniels]

The winners of our episode, Siobhan Thompson and Grant O'Brien!

Game Changer Season 8 Episode 3 "Night Shift"

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[roachpatrol]

i enjoy that every single human’s reaction to penguin is unrestrained delight

[ayellowbirds]

And penguins lack large terrestrial predators, so their reaction to humans tends to be, “HELLO STRANGE GIANT PENGUINS, WHAT ARE YOU DOING? DO YOU HAVE ANY FISH?”

[it-is-bugs]

I will reblog this on my deathbed.

[huggableotter-deactivated202010]

Please let him science 🐧

[mrshamill]

i think at least half of the million reblabs on this are from me

[ekjohnston]

There is an international treaty that says we’re supposed to stay 6m away from penguins, and it’s really difficult because no one told the penguins, and they all desperately want to wander up and say hi.

[speckled-dragon]

The most important thing

[michaelnordeman]

Spruce shortwing beetle/Molorchus minor/kortvingad granbock. Värmland, Sweden (30 May 2026).

[jupitersmusings]

good things will happen 🧿

things that are meant to be will fall into place 🧿

[overlord-fire-bubble]

THIS ONE FUCKING WORKS. REBLOG IT.

[tiny-kt]

this for real fucking works

[scroll-of-thought]

Apparently this one fuckin works, and who am I to argue with the collective agreement of tumblr. Will report back if good things happen.

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[wilburian-deactivated20221116]

great job everyone lets hit the showers

[testosteronetwink]

[pinkthinkspalistineshouldbefree]

Not again

[cool-way-to-die-deactivated2022]

gentle reminder that you can’t get this kind of nonsense from any other site

[flavoracle]

This thread is almost eight years old and it has damn well earned its place among the Tumblr pantheon as a Heritage Post™️

[catsofyore]

Best friends. 💕 Photo from my collection, no date/info.

[astronomy-to-zoology]

Hornet Moth (Sesia apiformis)

Also known as the Hornet Clearwing, the hornet moth is no hornet but a species of sesiid moth that is native to the British Isles, Germany, Holland, and Austria (it has also been introduced to North America). This species is quite similar to the Lunar Hornet Moth (S.bembeciformis) but is distinguished by its yellow head and shoulders and black collar. Like the lunar hornet moth S.apiformis will overwinter as a larvae once or twice and adults will fly from June to July and sometimes August. Adults are often seen on poplar trees as these are their larval food plant.

Phylogeny 

Animalia-Arthropoda-Insecta-Lepidoptera-Sesiidae-Sesia-S.apiformis

Images: Ab H.Baas and Gyorgy Csoka

[prankpuppet354]

I was just trying to get a reaction image of Luis hyping himself up for his turn (like a guy prepping himself before a race) and I instead ended up capturing this 😅

[jooyeonjooyeoff]

Not yet Ferb

[hawks-alphonse]

[michaelnordeman]

Enjoying the garden with a couple of friends: Eurasian nuthatch/nötväcka, great tit/talgoxe, and a common carder bee/åkerhumla. Värmland, Sweden (29 May 2026).

[everythingfox]

Perfect fit

[asteroidtroglodyte]

It’s dangerous to go alone; take this:

[screechfoxes]

CRITICAL ROLE 4.26 Council of Heroes