#as for blueberry and nilla to do well?

[blueshadowdad]

Hi! ^^ it's not the first time I've come across your wonderful art in my recommendations, I think this is a sign to visit you and your blog since this is my first time in it, the first thing I want to express to you is my admiration for you and your creativity! ^^ May you and your blog be the best! And may Blueberry Milk Cookie and Baby Vanila do great. (please give them these wishes. I will be very grateful ^^.) 🙏

//Awh thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoy my work and AU! I hope the same for you and any blogs you may have!

[thornstocutyouwith]

𝐒𝐄𝐍𝐒𝐄 𝐀𝐍𝐃 𝐎𝐓𝐇𝐄𝐑 𝐒𝐏𝐄𝐂𝐈𝐅𝐈𝐂 𝐇𝐄𝐀𝐃𝐂𝐀𝐍𝐎𝐍𝐒

WHAT DOES YOUR MUSE SMELL LIKE? He smells like clove.

WHAT DO YOUR MUSE’S HANDS FEEL LIKE? Finnian's hands are long and slender. But feel softer because he doesn't actually have any rough activities that has calloused them, the only other difference is the feel of the claw marks scars on his left hand.

WHAT DOES YOUR MUSE USUALLY EAT IN A DAY? Most often Finnian will have Blueberry Muffins (A favorite food for him) for a morning meal, or steak and eggs based meal (As he loves eating meat!). For lunch he often eats Udon Noodles or burritos. For dinner he tends to like making slow cooker chicken fajitas or chicken lo mein. For snack foods Finnian tends to enjoy dark chocolates and pudding based snacks. Some of his other favorites include: Mattha, Spring Berry Pop-Tarts, Ramune, Peanut Butter and Jelly sandwiches, Beef, Minestone soup, Chocolate Habanero peppers, Hubba Bubba bubblegum, Michelangelo milkshakes, Oven Baked Flamin' Hot Cheetos, Siu Haau sauce, Red Curry, Buffalo Ranch popcorn flavor, Chocolate Peppermint Crackle cookies, Smith Island cake, Cinnamon Bun cupcakes, Banana Split brownies, Banana Split oreo cookies, Old Fashion Vegetable soup, Mace herb, Easy Chicken Piccata, Valery banana's, Skittles (especially Lemon flavored ones), Meat Lovers pizza, Strawberry slurpee, Otaheite Apples, Monster Energy Ultra Paradise drink, Steak Fajitas, Welsh Rabbit, French Canadian Pea Soup, Tater Tots, Blow Pops candy, Tim Horton's, Persimmon, New Zealand spinach, Sazerac, Stutenkerl, Nilla wafers, Mint Chocolate Chip ice cream, Café Miel coffee, Eisbock beer, Moscato wine, Ricotta cheese, Italian Sub Crescent Roll Ring, Kukicha tea,

DOES YOUR MUSE HAVE A GOOD SINGING VOICE? No. Despite Ben Barnes own decent singing voice, Finnian doesn't have a very good singing voice. Mostly because he's not really into singing, so he has not molded his voice for it, and not that he could never be able to sing anything half decently, if he had actually practice or trained specifically for it.

DOES YOUR MUSE HAVE ANY BAD HABITS OR NERVOUS TICKS? Uuhm yeah, he sometimes will count for seemingly no reason. Evesdrops on conversations he's no involved in. Snorts sometimes when he's laughing. He also tends to stroke his hair or stammers when he's in a specific emotional state, or another. He licks his lips during certain other states of emotion or thought. Sometimes he will simply just answer questions, for others. He builds model trains and puppets, which he then will often 'roleplay' with, innocently. When he is in distress he does eat more. He can laugh pretty loudly at times also. He also have a facial tic, when he's under stress, that he flares his nostrils. Finnian also has a semi problematic issue with hoarding things.

WHAT DOES YOUR MUSE USUALLY LOOK LIKE / WEAR? He tends to like to wear sharp outfits, with wintery colors.

IS YOUR MUSE AFFECTIONATE? HOW SO? No. He's not really all that affectionate, despite being caring and kind. When he is affectionate he tends to just try and help the other person, or gives comforting touch to assure them.

WHAT POSITION DOES YOUR MUSE SLEEP IN? Finnian often sleeps in what is known as the 'star fish' position. While he does often sleep on his front or back, he does as well sleep on his side, with his hands by his head/under the pillow, one leg bent in toward him, which is his preferred way to sleep.

COULD YOU HEAR YOUR MUSE IN THE HALLWAY FROM ANOTHER ROOM? Oh for sure, no doubt about it. You could definitely hear him from another house, sometimes. If he's really being annoying.

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tagging: Anyone who wants to do this.

[rubyyoulazycat]

Mint Dust/The Kids From Fullbloom:Tabby Mazera

Tabby was initially a throwaway design I used to fill out the cast of the last pic, but over time I’ve gotten pretty attached to her.

Tabitha S. Mazera (aka Tabby) -Tibetan Mastiff -Birthplace: Banban Mountains, Dustria -The friendly, always-cheerful type. Usually the first to greet new faces. -A bit big for her age, and much stronger than she looks. -Total bookworm. Mostly reads nature books about bugs. Ironically still iffy around spiders but does her best to tolerate them. -Detail oriented, great at puzzles -Had a pet millipede until Fullbloom made her get rid of it. Rumor has she's still taking care of it and letting it live in the bush by her room's window. -Will do almost anything for blueberries. -Never learned how to tie her shoes, just wears velcros instead. -Had to have her tail amputated due to a snake bite. -Was in Fullbloom due to her sister being deemed unfit to take care of her (she was allowed to visit however).

While she holds on to her love of bugs and puzzles well into adulthood, she also takes to her natural given strength as a tibetan mastiff. With some guidance from Distan, she takes up wrestling. She currently works as a bouncer for a club in Palla in hopes of saving enough to pursue an entomology degree.

Like Jestal, she’s initially unaware of her ability to navigate the world of dreams. The two run into each other there. Though they barely knew each other as kids in Fullbloom, she treats the rabbit like an old friend, and eventually meets up with her in the real world to join her on her journey to find The Black Fox.

(That fennec in the second pic is her bestie, Nilla Bee. I plan on drawing her with a detailed profile sperately soon.)

[junkcereals]

Junk Cereals: Most vital ranking of 19 Cheerios flavors

Cheerios is the biggest, most popular cereal brand. General Mills has marketed four varieties for multiple generations. More recently, more than 15 flavors have been released to give fans almost anything they want. Many are still on shelves, although Peach Cheerios recently left and Cheerios Protein Almond departed last year because General Mills faced a lawsuit because it had less protein than it claimed. Following is a ranking of Cheerios flavors. The large majority are good, which forced some tough choices.

19. Apple Cinnamon Cheerios

I may have eaten Apple Cinnamon Cheerios once as a child and wanting to believe it was good enough to eat again. But my mom knew better. Evidently, this has 12 grams of sugar, which explains that and is a total waste because you wouldn't recognize all that added sugar from a bite of it. All you taste is some apple, a hard it of cinnamon, maybe some more apple. Or maybe not if you've been a smoker for any extended stretch of you're life. I never was and never will be because I satisfy my need for instant gratification with healthy stuff like cereal that has at least three grams of fiber like this stuff. By the way, this cereal has lower vitamin enrichment than some Captain Crunch varieties. Did the captain steal vitamins?

Maybe Apple Cinnamon Cheerios only resembles something I should like because its hearty, woody look and feel appeals to basic masculinity.

18. Regular Cheerios

Cheerios have been around since 1941 when they were called Cheeri Oats, but didn’t become Cheerios until General Mills decided this cereal had earned a better sounding name.

SInce then, Cheerios have been the morning staple of people who just want to get on with their day, as well as those who just want to focus on reading the newspaper rather than whatever ripples or odd spots may appear in their cereal.

Some say vanilla is their favorite ice cream flavor because anything can go in it. Cheerios is the vanilla of cereals. Consumers slice various fruits into Cheerios, such as bananas, strawberries, peaches, blueberries and mango. Avocado? Sure. Other things can go in Cheerios, like chocolate chips, yogurt, peanut butter and M&Ms. No one has yet been bold enough to make an M&M cereal, so put them in Cheerios. Before the explosion of different Cheerios flavors, Danny, who was supposed to be the main character in “Caddyshack,” poured sugar in his Cheerios. He looked like he knew what he was doing, although the plot of the movie suggested otherwise.

17. Multigrain Cheerios

A couple of things stand out about Multigrain Cheerios: its variety of colors, the sound it makes when the O's collide against each other and how it's been around this long. I guess when it came out, it competed with Total because Total was touted as the most healthy cereal ever. But General Mills pointed out that you want 100 percent DV of nine vitamins and minerals in circular form because if you want to be a Lion King, your nutrition is a circle of life.

The name certainly doesn't compel anyone, especially since no one could name the grains in it until recently when it put them on the back of the box (corn, oats, millet, sorghum and rice). Cheerios is too mature to make a game of it. By the way, all those colors in the cereal are real, none artificial. The entire Cheerios brand is consistent about that. Only lower-tier General Mills cereals get food dyes.

16. Toasted Coconut Cheerios 

This is the most Whitey McWhite Person cereal to be done. They toasted coconut to put in this. The flavor is totally coconut. Can other fruits be toasted and put into cereal form? What about mango? That would have a more pronounced taste than Toasted Coconut Cheerios. But we don't want our fruit toasted if we really want to eat it. The back of the box features vacation destinations where you may be able to eat real coconuts. But no getaway contest in which to enter. Thanks, General Mills. Please bring on Mango Cheerios and I'll forgive you.

15. Fruity Cheerios

What does Fruity Cheerios give? A general fruity flavor, real nutrition, consistent appearance and taste throughout the bowl. What does Fruity Cheerios not give? An abundance of color, tons of added sugar, a cheerful cartoon character swooping in to slap the well-being out of you. I can’t hold it against Fruity Cheerios that it displays earth tones instead of primary and secondary colors. Product developers obviously deemed Cheerios undeserving of large amounts of food dye and artificial flavors. Besides, there are fruits with earthtones like avocados. People like avocados, so they must be willing to give this a chance.

Fruity Cheerios aims to be a healthy alternative to Froot Loops, and achieves that to a moderate degree.

14. Peach Cheerios

Within this cereal, one finds a fair amount of flavor and peach puree. Like peach crayons, it doesn’t give enough color or anything else you want from peaches.

13. Chocolate Strawberry Cheerios

This limited edition of the great Cheerios franchise, which was released weeks before Valentine's Day 2021, tested how well love could be manufactured in cereal form.

The aroma upon opening the box is so romantic and lovely that a person may want to kiss the nearest person 1,000 times. Hopefully, that person is worthy of the hypnotizing scent.

This cereal possesses a wonderful chocolate flavor. However, since the strawberry aspect is an artificial flavor, it falls short of other Cheerios fruit flavors. Not that you and your partner can't swing your arm around other's in a love bite fashion as if you're eating chocolate strawberries together.

12. Cheerios Oat Crunch Oats 'n' Honey

Did you know there are oats in this cereal? You may also taste honey. The taste is quite juicy and deep, but not as beautiful as the alternative COC flavor.

11. Frosted Cheerios 

Cheerios marketers walked into the upper management suite, located the right executive office, pounded the desk (ever so politely) and said they wanted to frost their cereal. So they did with sugar oat bran and corn starch. In order to stay "simply made," as they say, they stuck to that and kept it to nine grams of sugar. The color is solid and frosting complete. Someone ran into the room and said not to let the color fade in milk, so they didn't. See how that works.

No color is lost in milk. A bit of powdered sugar taste hangs in the milk at the end.

10. Pumpkin Spice Cheerios

This is the type when you ask, it says, "I throw straight fastballs."

What else?

"I throw straight curveballs."

This pumpkin spice cereal gives you the pumpkin and the pumpkin spice, coming right at your face with what you want and need. Pumpkin puree coats the stuff while the cinnamon and nutmeg round out the flavor.

As far as pumpkin spice cereals go, it does better than some by working harder.

9. Very Berry Cheerios

This cereal looks and tastes like freckled lemonade. The bar for fruit flavor has been lowered for this in a way it wasn't for most Cheerios products. Instead of various purees, it has powders of blueberry, strawberry, cranberry and raspberry, as well as vegetable and fruit juice. I hope you get all those flavors on your buds. I got two or three. The vitamin content is reasonable because they had to get it in before all the fruit walked away from being powdered. 

But they couldn't get acai berry or pomegranate involved, which is too bad. 

8. Honey Nut Cheerios Medley Crunch

Let's say I want to have Honey Nut Cheerios and Honey Bunches of Oats in the same bowl, but don't want to put the effort into buying both. Hey, this stuff takes half the shelf space. And it has giant oat blocks. So much variety here. And no lack of honey.

7. Banana Nut Cheerios 

At first, when I found this, I thought, Oh, this like if banana Nut bread were cereal, but without the nuts, which I guess is good for some people because having nut in a cereal name is usually a lie, except for people with allergies who have to take everything very seriously because you never can say it wasn't made on the same machinery as something just because of the smell."

Actually, the ingredient list plainly says it has pecan ingredients (not just pecans).

The Cheerios brand is just walking out here informing the world it can beat all the banana-flavored cereals by laying down a bunt. Remember Nilla Banana Pudding Cereal? This stuff doesn't make you gag. Isn't that fun?

Also, it doesn't treat its fruit flavor like a serial killer. There's a reasonable proportion of banana flavor to cinnamon. Meanwhile, Apple Cinnamon Cheerios is not so even.

Apparently, Banana Nut Cheerios appeared before, but it must be better now because of technology, improved weightlifting regimens and other stuff that have generally boosted its athleticism over previous generations. 

6. Cheerios Oat Crunch Cinnamon

This cereal is gruff, but not rough. The cinnamon hits you for real, but is balanced with honey, sugar and various grain flavor so that you don't feel overwhelmed. It's also not as hard or thick as other cereals. This justifies having 40 grams of carbohydrates and 14 grams of sugar by boasting four grams of fiber. Oh, and actual flavor, unlike Multigrain Cheerios. 

This combines hardiness, taste and adventure in a way matched by few.

5. Maple Cheerios 

This was introduced at the peak of fall, just when maple harvesters started thinking about what they probably should be accomplishing  (maple season is not when you might expect, as tapping season occurs from February to April). Maple Cheerios slaps your tastebuds hard. No one has ever tasted a fuller, more saturated syrup-flavored cereal. At no point in the bowl does the flavor stop. This is complete, tasty and … healthy.

4. Honey Nut Cheerios

I have probably eaten more than 10,000 bowls of Honey Nut Cheerios in my life. Every single one was honey-smacking and vaguely nutty, leaving behind a respectable honey milk at the end (which the Bible promises in various verses to those who trust in the Lord, ostensibly meaning Honey Nut Cheerios is the cereal sent down from heaven). Honey Nut Cheerios is every bit as healthy and heart-happy as regular Cheerios, but no one ever felt beset by blandness after polishing off a bowl of Honey Nut Cheerios.

3. Blueberry Cheerios

Like other real fruit flavors of the Cheerios brand, nothing flavors this but real blueberries (and a couple other natural flavors; believe me they're so natural they'll tell you). This comes at your tongue with thick blueberry taste. Blueberry Pancake Crunch was soft on blueberry aura, while this goes hard. Blueberry Cheerios don’t give up until you give up. Also, it’s truly odiferous. If I weren’t so high on the smell, I’d use a softer adjective.

2. Peanut Butter Chocolate Cheerios

Smoothness and fullness of flavor are values to be demonstrated in a peanut butter chocolate cereal. This stuff has that, unlike Peanut Butter Chocolate Corn Pops (which is a lie, as far as any cereal can be). The chocolate flavor in Peanut Butter Chocolate Cheerios is resonant and blends well with the peanut butter flavor. The cereal goes down easy and can be enjoyed endlessly. No question, you will eat it in the bowl in the morning (but don’t detract from the flavor by pouring chocolate milk on it) and scooping handfuls in the afternoon. Both ways are equally pleasant.

1. Chocolate Cheerios

When General Mills introduced chocolate into Cheerios, it brought love into the world. Chocolate brings character to everything it touches, and it blesses this form of Cheerios in the utmost. No shortcoming in taste can be found. Afterwards, the cereal leaves a milk that is almost as fervent as actual chocolate milk. This cereal was so satisfying that I ate three-quarters of a box on a long drive.

[rokachan]

Let sleeping skinks lie

“Fireskink?”

A booted foot nudged her hip, accompanying the concerned voice of the cub.

“Ya didn’ die overnights, didja?”

As she cracked her eyes open she was greeted by W’khusai leaning over her, young face twisted in worry for her guardian. The Miqo’te nudged her again, two-stepping back as an awkward hand swiped at her.

“’Aight, ya’s ain’ dead!”

“No, Khu, I’m not dead. Just sleeping.”

“Ya beens sleepin’ fer a ‘hole day.”

Groaning the Raen sat herself upright, rubbing her head gingerly as she did. The Basement was dark, the fire in the hearth low and guttering. Silence in the café over head. She squinted at the ceiling for a moment before shrugging and pawing for the nearly empty bottle of bourbon propped against a stack of tomes.

“Do… Do ya’s really need ta do ‘at?”

There was a plaintive note in the cub’s question, and she crouched, wrapping her arms around her knees as she stared at Roka. A soft, apologetic mumble was given in response, hand falling short and withdrawing to her side again.

“No. No I guess I don’t. Would you go fetch me a glass of water, Khu? And make some toast?”

The Miqo’te nodded eagerly, rising and scampering out of the small, closed off space and upstairs. As soon as she was out of sight Roka snatched the bottle up, draining what was left greedily before chucking it to clink into the pile of it’s fellow empties. She needed to clean that out soon, before anyone else crept down and spied them. Someone who didn’t know her might think she had a problem. With a dry laugh at the thought she shoved herself to her feet, abandoning the comfort of her nest on the floor to find her boots and carry them out to a couch. By the time she was stuffing her feet in them and lacing, Khu was trotting downstairs with a tray clutched in her hands. It was thunked onto the coffee table unceremoniously and W’khusai dropped onto the couch beside her.

“Mama always says ya can’ eat jus’ bread.”

Roka eyed the tray. A glass of water, as asked, a blueberry muffin, and a handful of mixed berried in a little bowl. Her stomach snarled at the sight and she rubbed a hand against it quietly.

“I don’t eat just bread. I eat plenty of other things too.”

“Pretty sure mama don’ thin’ sweets is countin’ fer foods.”

“Well then, thankfully she is your mama, and not mine, yes?”

She quirked a brow, giving the youth a lighthearted nudge with her shoulder before taking the water and gulping half of it down. She sputtered, not actually ready to put that much in her system at once, and wiped a sleeve that reeked of smoke, booze, and moko across her face.

“Oh Twelve…”

“Yeah, I’s didn’ wanna says it, but ya shoul’ prolly take a baths a’fore ‘eading out anywhere.”

Silent, solemn agreement was nodded as she sipped the rest of her water. Little more than small talk was made. Khu had done well keeping things together while she slept, the staff had handled the baking and continued on as they did anytime their employer was otherwise occupied, clueless of her state. One person had come looking for her, but the cub's description was vague and relatively useless. The most notable thing about it was that he'd taken the Miqo'te for a snack to try and bribe Roka's location from her. Not a horrible plan, but the youth was well known for taking advantage of people and getting what she wanted without surrendering anything in return. When her water was gone, she returned the glass to the table.

"Khu, could you do me one more favour?"

"Uh? Yeah, sure. Wassup?"

"Could you swing by the apartment? The morbols all need fed, and so does the fish."

"Can I's give Groany a extra 'andful o' 'nilla sticks?"

"If you watch your fingers, yes."

With a crow  the Seeker cub bounced to her feet and darted off. She might not be fond of the noises Roka's pets made, but she'd become fairly fond of Groanalot and liked to nap on the bulky rug when she could. With her charge out the door and occupied, Roka shoved herself back up off the couch. She’d have to shower later, there was something else she needed to do first. Up the stairs she trudged, out into the dry night air of the Goblet.