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Hi, the name's Storm, 23, and I go by She/Her pronouns! I am an age dreamer, but I’m here to destress even more. The following are my interests:
Media (as of now): Super Mario, Super Wings, The Owl House, Murder Drones, Lackadaisy, Team Fortress 2, Robocar Poli, Darkwing Duck, Sitting Ducks, Yuru Camp, Disney Cars, Peanuts, The Legend of Vox Machina
Real Life: Sunsets, Cities, Animals (especially dinosaurs, scottish folds, indris and ruffed lemurs), Archaeology, Cars, Airplanes, Developmental Psychology
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april 18th is independence day in zimbabwe! april 18th 1980 was the day zimbabwe regained sovereignty from the british.
fun facts and gear links under the cut:
Zimbabwe has SIXTEEN national languages! The most commonly spoken are Shona (spoken by roughly 80% of the population), Ndebele and English (considered a second language by nearly all of the country's residents, but usually spoken in education settings). More uncommonly used languages are: Chewa, Chibarwe, Kalanga, Koisan, Nambya, Ndau, Shangani, Sotho, Tonga, Tswana, Venda, Xhosa and Zimbabwean Sign Language.
The national animal of Zimbabwe is the sable antelope, a beautiful black antelope with massive horns. The sable antelope is so important it's featured on the country's coat of arms!
The national fruit of Zimbabwe is the wild loquat!
The national flower of Zimbabwe is the flame lily!
A carved soapstone artifact called the Zimbabwe Bird is the national emblem of the country. Its likeness is found on currency, national flags and coats of arms. It's thought to be a representation of a bateleur eagle or an African fish eagle. Multiple Zimbabwe Birds exist and were discovered in the ruins of Great Zimbabwe, a city dating back to the 11th century. The exact significant of these statues is unknown.
Zimbabwe has eight Olympic medals, seven of which were won by swimmer Kristy Coventry in 2004 and 2008! The eighth was won by the women's field hockey team in 1980!
Zimbabwe has a strong cultural belief in mermaids and they are sometimes blamed for unusual happenings in people's lives!
loquat jam* | our world my roots: zimbabwe | imported carved spoon
vintage handmade doll | handmade flag bracelet** | mermaid doll***
shona alphabet book | sable antelope toy | ndebele alphabet book
*this jam is from Maui, where the wild loquat also grows!
**this bracelet can be made in three sizes/levels of detail; the medium is pictured
***this store makes all kinds of beautiful Black dolls, including several mermaids, if you like any kinds of dolls I really recommend taking a look!
