#La Whimsy

[lawhimsy]

Word Nerd: Heliotropic

Heliotropic is the property of some plants of turning under the influence of light. Heliotropic is derived from helio- (a combining form meaning “sun”) and -tropic (a combining form with the meanings “turned toward, with an orientation toward”). Heliotropic was first used around 1870-1875. Heliotropic is a word often used in the plant world since many flowers and plants are heliotropic. I think…

[akai-anna]

please, tell me i'm not the only one who is obsessed over kaito chilling there and making friends with seagulls

[gaylactic-fire]

We are sooooo fucked.

[beardedmrbean]

[dimensionshredder]

my little blood horse la la la

[crow-talks-hockey]

still absolutely mind boggling to me that every time a team wins a cup they immediately turn around and drop a bunch of their (usually key) players. like hello you just won with that team why would you change it? you fought with everything you had to reach the summit and now you're just supposed to let that - let those guys go? when you just spent at the bare minimum march-june bleeding out and clawing out each win for each other? so that they could win too? you did absolutely everything with and for everyone else and then, only then, yourself too. but that doesn't matter. because it's a new season and the second you win all of that's in the past. you aren't champions now, despite the fact that you can still spend the summer celebrating. you were champions a game ago, two months ago, a season ago now. and there isn't enough time to even drink in the moments you spend lifting the cup because it will never be enough. it cannot protect you. you're more valuable now, you're an asset, now; a pawn. you'll be moved and never play with that special team again, and you'll be told it's because they "have to look forward" and "you could do some good there." but all you can think to yourself is why the good can't just stay a little while longer. and you question everything. did they not see my overtime series winning goal? what about the sprawling save that without it could have cost us that first round? did they not see? how can they not care? how can they not care that we did it? we did it! we did what you asked, what we all dreamed of! why isn't that enough...? you want to be with your friends again.

[noturbabyghoul]

In your dreams 🖤

[w0rldclassjelly]

@chaoticandlucky

lookie!!! It's us!! Every1, this is my friend, Lucky! She is the clover, and i am the milk carton ^^7 [it's almond milk on the inside!]

[lawhimsy]

Word Nerd: Tohubohu

Tohubohu (pronounced to-hoo-bo-hoo) means chaos; disorder; confusion. Tohubohu derives from the Hebrew phrase tōhū wā-bhōhū (without form and void), which is from from tōhū (formlessness, confusion) and bōhū (emptiness). Tohubohu was first used around 1611 or so.  Tohubohu was first used in a  translation of the Bible, specifically in Genesis 1:2. Tohubohu refers to the emptiness and desolation…

[emiyl13]

question of the week: is kieran culkin fit or am i just ovulating

[deadrlngers]

me coded

[exasperatedoctopus]

I have a theory that if I could identify the center of the Venn diagram comparing my three most favorite comfort medias, I would be able to diagnose all my problems and be immediately healed

[vixen-ink]

Queen of the Night coded

[dark-pink-fantasy]

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#miss-lollia

[lawhimsy]

Word Nerd: Pervicacious

Pervicacious means extremely willful, obstinate, or stubborn. Pervicacious derives from the Latin pervicac- (which derives from pervicax (from per- (thoroughly) and vicax, from the stem of vincere (to prevail, win a point, conquer)) and the English -ious. Pervicacious was first used around 1625-1635. Pervicacious has the variants of pervicaciously (adverb) and pervicaciousness (noun). Someone who…