#OUTDOOR PROJECTIONS

[the-overanalyst]

pjsk dads meetup

[galehowl]

few quick sketches of the fourth partner Digimon in Aurora - Floramon, and her adult form, Astermon - a subspecies of Sunflowmon!

Her full evolution line is Floramon -> Astermon -> Toropiamon ( subspecies of ) -> BloomLordmon; though she remains a Data attribute through all of the forms.

She's also one of the younger Digimon in the group, and is quite boisterous and an outdoorsy person. Unsurprisingly, she loves nature and has quite a lot to say about how humans treat it, but also willing to help fix the state of things.

[sewerratwithrabiess]

my real life encounter with the blair witch

[emero0]

I think everyone has a sekai—the problem is its not a pocket dimension in your phone, but rather a place where you feel safe and that cares for your needs (like if you need a clear head = somewhere calm, etc.)

[centertheatre]

Saki Tenma’s second worldlink cut. The way it has her in the position she was in back in that Stella untrained card only to cut to her outside, the rain growing lighter yet not having ceased (hence the rainbow). Nobody talk to me, I’m never moving on from this one

[encryptedlunacy]

Who allowed me to gain access to instructions on plant propagation?? Which fool saw me creeping around plants in and outside of my house and thought "you know what that one looks like the kind to do things in moderation" and are you stupid

[kestarren]

"Happy new year" installation and photo by Michael Pederson (@miguelmarquezoutside), 29 Dec '24.

[lizmitches]

taking - abbott elementary

Barbara Howard + Work Wives | Ch. 1

The thief on the cross looks down at her, his tortured expression a mirror image of her own. We’re not so different, you and I, he says.

He’s right, Barbara supposes. She’s penitent, too, even if the punishment has not yet scarred her hands.

Emphasis, she thinks, on yet.

→ Read it on AO3!

Preview:

Barbara measures the problem based on frequency: too often and less often. On occasion, there have been instances of hardly ever and almost always. But not once, as long as she can remember, has she been able to categorize her compulsion as never at all.

As a child, it was little things: pencils, chalkboard erasers, hard candies from little glass dishes. Young adulthood gave way to half-full lotion bottles, library books, unopened packages of vitamins. By the time she got married, her collection had grown to unmanageable proportions—boxes of artifacts were relegated to the backs of closets and hidden beneath beds. Gerald, none-the-wiser, had adoringly called her a pack rat. From then on, she made sure to distribute her findings back into the ether, never holding onto them for too long. Boxes and closets gave way to dumpsters and church sale drop-offs, and while disposing of the evidence took the edge off, it never erased the original desire. The inescapable, indescribable urge followed her wherever she went.

[heelanhomestead]

We’ve woken up to a winter wonderland … I’m so happy. Probably more excited than our children …☃️🌨️❄️

After a wee break, from just about everything over Christmas and Hogmanay, it’s back to work today.

For me that’s about planning new craft projects for our shop, and seriously thinking about what we hope to achieve in 2025. We have a few ideas for our homestead, that could mean some big changes ahead, but we’ll let you know more once we’ve figured out the details.

Anyway, for now we just wanted to wish you all the best for 2025 and hope this year brings you some happy times and good memories … 👋🥂

www.heelanhomestead.co.uk

[fancyhandsbakery]

Shout out to the disabaled people who were active kids. Who were always outside. Who were always playing sports. Who tried to remain athletic for as long as possible. Who one day had to quit the one thing that made them happy because it was just to draining. Was just too painful. And now when you see family they are like ‘Oh do you still play such and such’ and you have to be like ‘no, I had to quit.’ And their like ‘why’ and you’re like ‘I was to sick’ and then they go ‘you should get back into it’ and you internally scream because lifting your backpack causes you to be out of breath, your muscles hurt for weeks after squatting once to get something in a low cupboard, being outside in low 70/60 degree weather makes you sweat through your shirt and makes you so dehydrated.

[crimrisephotography]

[alongtidesoflight]

I'M ON LEAVE BABES

[ryozeki]

Coffee and doodling

[biblicalhorror]

I am sick as a dogggg after traveling for 2 weeks my body was like. What if you got your period right now and also lost your voice and cant swallow anything and also got a fever and also!!! What if we did all of this while there was a massive construction project outside so you can't sleep it off

[glimpseinto]

291 (2007) by grafals_ny on Flickr.