#cold cap

[hiragis]

APT. Nanami's version

[idleminds]

[stepk]

old sketch numb2 if this pun-translation is incorrect, im sorry. google translator told me so

[worldtalks]

Mountain scenery

[ginniesfangirllife]

............

No. I refuse to view these two as the same person.

[jaypentaghast]

at least he got a free hat?

[elixir]

Bransfield Strait Elliot Rebellious — 2009

[magpie-trinkets]

some layton doodles, including the beach episode we never got

[sunshinechay]

Finally all caught up on We Are and my god this show.

I can’t get over just how soft it is, towards all of the characters. It just lets them be, lets them all go at their own pace. It lets them be hurt but doesn’t allow the circumstances that made them feel that way linger for too long before it’s resolved. No unnecessary drama or jealously. They all actually talk to each other. They all actually feel like friends who care about each other.

Each romantic relationship is allowed it’s own time, whether they get together quickly (like TanFang), they take their time (like QToey and PhumPeem) or they continue to meander their way through it, both knowing they’ll stumble into their romance soon enough (like ChainPun) or it just hits them one day, making so much sense from then on (like MattMick). Okay maybe MattMick isn’t official but I do not care, they are canon to me!

This show is amazing. I’ve largely lost my taste for school bls (whether high school or uni) but this show makes me remember why I once loved them so much. It gives me such a warm feeling to watch them grow and move through life.

[retroautomaton]

the way I drink coffee in public should be psychoanalyzed.

[remyfire]

I feel very normal about the fact that when everyone has hit the deck when their mines are going off, BJ is the one out of all of them who tries to keep a comforting hand on Klinger. Very normal indeed.

[problemduetest4life]

what you guys don't understand is how andreil the Quavo and Lana del Rey collab is. There is no one more "Born to Die" coded than Neil Josten. I hate to say it but he is that hitchhiking Americana core. He is Thoroughfare by Ethel Cain. Sorry to break it to you. And Andrew? He's got that cold exterior but he's SO soft for Neil. He's so Fight Night by Migos. He's so "who's that talking that gangsta shit somebody gonna kick ya ass." AND YET he's so gentle with Neil. I think about the scene where he gently peels the bandage of his face to often.

[ricecodes]

Winter Storm: Page Pack #02

A page pack to match my theme, Lowlife! Each page has additional instructions on how to customize them in the code.

[ About Page #02: Frostbite ]

Preview + Install

Frostbite is an about page with 7 sections: a quote, a biography, details about you, likes & dislikes, current projects or hobbies, skills, and social media.

[ F.A.Q. Page #01: Ice Cap ]

Preview + Install

Ice Cap is my first F.A.Q. page! It matches the ask posts in Lowlife and comes with an optional ask guidelines. The askbox is also provided.

[ Navigation Page #02: Below Zero ]

Preview + Install

Below Zero is a navigation page. There are sections divided into tags and links, and each section provides sub categories if needed.

[ Blogroll Page #02: Hail ]

Preview + Install

Hail is a blogroll page. This page can only be used on main blogs and only if you have enabled the option to share your following with others.

Notes:

Each page is responsive and comes with a day and night toggle button that will stay in the selected mode until it is turned off. A dark mode option is available for those who prefer a dark color scheme on their pages instead of the default light colors. The day and night mode buttons will also change according to the scheme you are using.

You can customize the colors, font size, etc. with variables on each page! This essentially means that most of what you’ll have to edit is in the HTML.

Like Lowlife, you can also choose between a left or right sidebar. Instructions are provided in the code!

[anime-to-the-t]

[kickthecan-revolution]

It’s a lifestyle.

[marypickfords]

Shikoku (Shunichi Nagasaki, 1999)