#Southern Hemisphere girlies

[rachymarie]

Help a girl out! I don't wear open-toed shoes (for public appearances) much at all so this is new territory for me lol

I only have the one pair so far (can u tell which colour is the original??) but they are so cheap ($8!!) i may just get one more pair.

Mum tells me blue don't go with yellow (what the? News to me lol)

Twinnie** says bone

Girly pop friend says not even this style!! - instead get sandals*** or jandals 😫

*The most boring but practical option lol

**a self-confessed sad beige millennial lol

***see tag about sandals plus the sandals i saw cost more than $8

[forestials]

‘In the spring he wore a crown of woodland flowers.’

[lanaswift999]

[sp3cialgirl]

i am so ready for hot girl summer lets gooooo

[softcarebears]

WINTER IS NEAR😩 yay pussies will freeze!!

[aromanticasterisms]

emilie is sooo flower based omg. she was made for me

[lust4llove]

i miss summer

[a-shooting-jade]

why did we skip autumn-

[nepxthe]

a moodboard for my summer ♡

[misandriste]

tragedy of a girl who wants a hot chocolate but it’s 30 degrees celcius outside

[kitconnor]

liv pulled the ‘world tour where only europe, parts of south america and all of america’ counts 😭

[poetriarchy]

i understand the instinct to tie the warm winter this year to climate change, and I'm not gonna say it's wrong to assume climate change has something to do with it obviously, but everyone in the tags talking about how they're so scared that it's so warm out should still make sure they know that it's an el niño year. how el niño precisely impacts weather events varies wildly depending on your location and the season (sometimes warmer/drier, sometimes colder/wetter), and if it helps assuage your fears i recommend checking out what meteorologists in your area have to say about how el niño will play out for you. but i at least know most of the united states and canada are projected to have a warmer winter than average because of it. the next question might be, can we attribute the particular warmth of this el niño winter so far to climate change? it's true that some climate models show that el niño events "will become more frequent and more intense" as climate change continues, but it's complex, there's a lack of consistency across different models, and folks are still working hard to figure it out. a 2021 IPCC report (link to helpful overview) showed an increased strength in ENSO sea-surface temperature anomalies since 1950, but "both paleoclimate data and climate models indicate that any changes seen are well within the range of natural variability"—it's possible that climate change accounts for increased strength, but at least right now, it's not really clear. for now, just try your best to make the most of whatever weird weather comes your way.

[lanaswift999]

[boathouse]

thing that simultaneously enrages me but also makes me laugh: people routinely completely forgetting that the southern hemisphere like. exists.

babe, the earth is round <3

[live-life-do-crime]

Almost missed horse birthday. Happy birthday to

Northern Hemisphere Horses only.

[sassthatsarcasm]

I’m afraid the doctors said the brainrot is terminal (symptoms: staying up till 2 am for a hockey game)