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[alucardsinep]

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[kourabiedes]

Had someone on another site ask me what my profile pic is, realized you guys hadn't seen the art either. This is my ESO main, Shavari Avandi. She's a Cathay Khajiit templar and usually runs as a healer with groups.

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Last Updated: 09. 09. 23

[puffinsplaces]

Maert Avandi

[cantthinkofagood-name]

I will block any and all tumblr accounts who make fun of märt avandi because of the interview

[kaazdunrah]

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A happy memory that makes them smile

S’hawn stood on the porch, helping his adoptive Wood Elf son Ben practice archery. “Aim a bit above your target, Ben,” he advised, walking over and adjusting the boy’s aim. “When taking a shot, you always have to think about where it’s going to go. Alright?”

“Understood father,” Ben nodded, before loosing the arrow, which struck the target dead center. “I did it!”

S’hawn ruffled the boy’s hair. “That you did, son! How bout a sweetroll?”

“Yay!”

[riftclaw]

Avandis - Void Elf Hunter

look at this lizard

this lizard is amazing

truly doesn't know how she got here. didn't even like these guys

still, look at that fucking lizard

why is my hair full of wiggly bits

just throw yourself into the void

do it

[cybertronianmedicaldivision]

A rather large decepticon enters the scene. "Yes, is this the medical department?" ( @ask-young-animated-megatron )

"This is the Cybertronian Medical Division of Avandi," Ratchet replied as he cleaned up some glass in the reception area. Before looking up..and up, Huh that was a tall decepticon. "I am Ratchet the CMO of the clinic, how may I help you?"

[cmd-archived]

A transmission is coming to the cheif medical officer and his crew. It in regards to their requested extra staff. And one of them is a former Prime turned nurse for maternity, pedeatrcs, and disabled care.

"Ah... great, this is my call to answer now? Slag..." he muttered to himself and moved to answer the transmission while he stood at the vidscreen as the transmission access was granted and the link established. "Greetings, this is CMO Ambulon of the CMD Clinic on Avandi, how may I be of assistance?" he asked while frowning as he used the title that was most definitely Ratchet's.

[cybertronian-medical-files]

Are you all from the same universe or from different ones?

"We are all from different universes brought together in similar fashions. Our universes have lost everyone else in it one way or another. The universes then dumped us out of them to where we have set up our clinic here on Avandi. Hope that answers your question, unknown one" Ambulon said as he didn't look up from the box of datafiles he had been staring at in disdain.

[malikschnider]

Miekkailija (The Fencer 2015)

Directed by : Klaus Härö

Cinematography by :  Tuomo Hutri

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[lmakbooksanddesign]

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[kristallioness]

December Recap

(+ A typical Estonian Christmas dinner table!)

Merry Christmas, dear followers! I hope you've all enjoyed the holidays, cause I sure have and I'm gonna summarize my entire December month right here (since I've been rather quiet these past few weeks, but that's only because I was so busy doing all of these wonderful things).

First and foremost, I wanna introduce you to some Estonian food that's usually eaten during Christmas (yes, it's okay to reblog this post cause the personal stuff will be under the cut). I took a few photos of all of these delicious meals and am gonna describe what they are exactly. Here is my family's dinner table in its full glory:

So, where do I start?.. The 3 bigger pots on the left contain boiled potatoes, small sausages ('sardellid' in Estonian) and sauerkraut (a type of cabbage, the English name of this food should have a German origin). These combine into one dish and they're eaten together, like this:

The 4th, bigger glass plate on the right contains blood sausages, which is the second typical dish (the kind that we buy come with slices of bacon). They're usually eaten together with lingonberry jam or pumpkin slices (my dad prefers to add some mustard), BUT.. ever since I was a little girl, I've had this quirk of adding ketchup to any kind of meat to make it tastier. So, when I began eating blood sausages, I obviously chose ketchup on the side:

Besides that, Estonians LOVE black bread (note the bag in the background), which is made of rye and completely different from any other kind of bread everywhere. This is where a really good joke about my people comes from: whenever Estonians travel to another country, they can't find their "usual" bread in any grocery store (it's all white!) and it's one of the things they'll miss the most while being away from their homeland:

Now (coming to the foreground), I am in NO way trying to advocate drinking (since I'm a teetotaller myself), but for those of you who are interested in trying a unique brand of alcohol from Estonia, then you should definitely buy a bottle of "Vana Tallinn" ("Old Tallinn").

Since both Estonia and Latvia celebrated their centennials this year, I watched a documentary about the latter's history in November (Latvia's Independence Day is on the 18th). They mentioned the "Riia palsam" ("Riga Balsam") there, which reminded me that I've never tasted our very own "Old Tallinn" before, so I wanted to give it a shot.

It's a liqueur and this was my first time drinking it - I didn't like it (exactly like all the other times when I've taken sips from different kinds of alcohol, I don't think I've tasted wine yet though..). The smell reminded me of that disinfecting liquid that doctors would use to clean wounds. I preferred that box of non-alcoholic glogg on the right more than "Old Tallinn", ha-ha!

I think that's about it for what I wanted to say about our food, now onto more personal stuff. I didn't mention any desserts (since there isn't anything unique), but in our family, we like to buy premade gingerbread cookies from the store (not enough time to bake any of our own) and decorate them with colourful frosting (it's still fun!).

You can guess which ones are made by me or my mom (hint: all of the ones in the first photo + I wrote the characters' names from both Avatar series and Voltron + drew some pretty winter-related items/patterns + the little map of Europe and Estonia in the bottom right corner of the last photo):

Besides that, I like to buy an advent calendar filled with little chocolates for the first 25 days of December. Just like last year, I bought a "PAW Patrol"-themed one this year. And on a trip to our capital Tallinn, I finally managed to buy the third pup plush I was missing - Marshall! (I already bought Chase and Skye back in May.)

Speaking of that trip to Tallinn, then I went there together with my dad since we'd bought tickets for the big finale of the 7th (golden) season of "Su nägu kõlab tuttavalt" (which might've been the last, but nobody knows for sure, not until next autumn).

It's a show (the finale was live on TV) where 4 men and 4 women (who are our own local, famous actors/singers) parody or try to mimic an artist/band and one of their songs as well as they can (and they work really hard on tweaking their performances to look amazing + the team behind the cameras and in the make-up/dress room, the back-up dancers and mentors Maiken and Villiko contribute just as much).

There are 8 pre-recorded shows shown each weekend on Sunday, which lead up to the big finale. In each of these shows, the 4 judges give the participants points for their performances, based on how well/accurately they did. The one who receives the most points wins that night and gets to donate 1,000 € for charity (they pick an organization that they'd like to help).

The 4 participants with the highest scores by the end of those 8 pre-recorded shows will be the finalists in the finale (the other 4 will perform, too), where only the audience can vote for them via telephone. Ultimately, their votes will choose the winner of the season, who gets to donate 10,000 € for charity.

This year, the winner was Saara Kadak (on the left, with the show's host, Märt Avandi, on the right). She mimicked ABBA's "The Winner Takes It All" (my mom's favourite band) and did it ever so beautifully (in my opinion, she deserved to win)!

A day after the finale, a lottery-type of competition was held on Facebook. I entered and, for the first time ever in my life, I actually won something! A poster of Saara Kadak (with her golden signature on it) and the cheerleaders of TalTech (my old university, previously known as TUT or TTÜ in Estonian), where she was dressed up as Toni Basil and together they parodied the song "Hey Mickey" in one of the pre-recorded shows (it was awesome!):

Since we're still on the topic of concerts, then I'd like to mention that I also went to a special Christmas concert (which was part of a bigger tour) at our local church, where Koit Toome and Valter Soosalu sang some lovely holiday-themed songs. I enjoyed it very much, exactly like last year when I went to Elina Born and Stig Rästa's concert. (I think this is going to be a new tradition for me, to go to at least 1 Christmas concert before the holidays.)

After that concert, me and my dad drove to a small town called Väätsa to go have a look at their cultural center. That little place has become famous for organizing weird (but in a good way), yet fun events. This winter, the locals had decorated all the windows of the building with pretty installations/decorations, some of which moved around thanks to their mechanisms/reacted when someone walked by (such as these two coffee mugs, where the coffee started to pour down from top to bottom when my dad passed the window):

On our trip to Tallinn (the same day I bought Marshall and we went to the finale of SNKT), my dad and I wanted to visit the annual Christmas market in the Old Town (it's up from the middle of November until the beginning of January). Did you know that it was chosen as the best one in Europe this year? If you happen to visit Estonia next year, why not pop by and have a look for yourself (that's the old Town Hall in the background):

Finally, here's a glimpse of our Christmas tree and the presents I received this year (I checked this Monday and my preordered copy of "Imbalance: Part One" was shipped on the 18th and it should arrive at the beginning of 2019, yay!):

Most importantly, seeing just how much truth has suddenly become public about how weak our healthcare system is when it comes to people with rare diseases/who need their medications financed by the health insurance fund (and how stingy the council can be when making these decisions) and how our own country charges 9% off from all donations made to the Cancer Treatment Fund, I decided to help out by donating 15 € to 3 different charity shows this year:

Donated 5€ to "Jõulutunnel", which raised money to donate to the Children's Fund of the Clinic of Tartu University for helping kids with rare diseases this year.

Donated 5 € to "Jõulusoojus", which raised money so they could buy the physically-impaired children a robot that'd help them learn how to walk (again).

Donated 5€ to "Inglite aeg", which raised money to help specific people who sent them their stories, people who usually don't have enough money to pay for an expensive treatment or cure and can't live a normal life or who are suffering in a different way (such as losing their home to a fire).

*wipes beads of sweat off her forehead* Phew! Writing this post took me like.. 2+ hours! Anyways, I hope you've enjoyed reading about how December went by for me. Thanks for sticking around!

[actualhumansunshine]

I have nothing against the RTE suit. On its own, it’s fine. I don’t dislike it. BUT WHEN COMPAREd TO OTHER SUITS, how is it getting so many likes?! How is it winning?!! It is not THAT great of a suit when you put it side by side with the Advani suits, the purple suit, etc. Those suits were beautiful, classy, stylish. C’MON PPL! I really question the sartorial sense of Niall stans sometimes.

that's EXACTLY where i am with it right now too!!! it's not a "bad suit" on its own by any means, it's just the fact that it's taking out so many others that are CLEARLY above it. what is it that makes THAT ONE better than the paul smith fashion show suit with the matching rainbow cuffs and socks?? what is that makes THAT ONE better than the avandi suit that we only got one picture of and DESERVES BETTER IN EVERY POSSIBLE WAY?? what is it about THAT ONE that makes it better than the purple paul smith LLS suit, which was a solid color suit (a relative rarity) in a color he hardly ever wears (DOUBLE RELATIVE RARITY)?? I Don't Get It.

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