Vic ✝️🏳️‍🌈

24. Artist and simmer. On the spectrum 🧠🌈. Episcopal anglican ✝️ Currently obsessed with Rdr2 and theology. Issaiah 60:19🌅

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the first person in the bible to give God a name is hagar (a slave woman) who called him "the one who sees me"

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I made did accurate Jesus drawing inspired by Passover

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Parent's house

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WIP. Looks like a blurred memory by now 😁

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Follow me on INSTAGRAM

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One of my favourites quotes so far: a gem hidden in Isaiah's book.

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Super proud cat dad 😁. They are 2 years appart, but Duna (siamese) doesn't grow any bigger haha

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Finished illustration

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Always thinking about "Ephesians 3:20-21" (God can make everything way better than we thought or we asked for).

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Inspired by both scripture and a sermon I heard recently: I try to capture hope.

Hope for the restoration of Jerusalem as the prophets prayed for, which extends to the whole civilitation.

Hope for a better future through the new generations

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Latest piece

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My baby cat is soon 7 months old

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Transgender family guilt:

I've been on HRT for 7 years now and everything is more than normalized for me. It should be for my family as well. We don't live together anymore, but my (divorced) parents became supportive after a few months of coming out as trans. It's been a while!

Problem is...my little brother never really accepted it, it was rushed to him and he never ever wanted to talk about it. He somehow just accepted he ""no longer had a sister""" (I don't like that speech. I have always been who I am, it's not like I turned into someone I was not).

Lately, my mom has bringing the topic in a way that reminds me of my brother silent grieving. I dont't know, she has been complaining about her dreams of having a daughter not having been fullfilled and the list goes on. They have been projecting their "loss" and their trauma on me somehow. It feels terrible to have this burden of "having taken away from them someone the loved". We get along currently and we chat regularly, I don't understand the drama.

Now, because of these vibe, watching old childhood photos feels off.

I feel upset because this topic was suposed to be over! They were relatibily supportive (specially my parents), and now my mom is so nostalgic out of nowhere!

Please, tell me I'm not alone :(!

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And the award to the best grandma goes to...Rivka Choukri. My jewish interracial favorite granny!

She used to make a living as a yoga instructor but not a worry anymore, she will only do it as a hobbie for the neighbours. Now that her only son and his girlfriend moved with her, her house doesn`t feel as huge and intimidating.

Last pic if her granddaughter Anna chattering a lil with her. So cute!

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Some screenshots of how life is doing with the not so little anymore baby. I think the young parents are doing fine, at first it felt stressfull but look how happy they are!

Adding some pics of Rob with his friends because he`s such a hardworking dad and he deserves some time off.