#gardyners

[m3gahet]

✨ I DID IT ✨

This was not originally a series I didn’t intend to do more after Rudegaar and then…well I did lol.

Big thanks to @thatwritingho @sichore n @mrfelixfischoeder for letting me borrow your ocs 🥰

[kattartsblog]

Makina at an Industry Party (Metalocalypse OC Tribute)

Makina may be brave as a performer on stage, but is a bit too shy at gatherings.

There are so many amazing OCs out there in this fandom! I couldn’t think of who I wanted to draw first then I was like “Heck it, I’ll do as many as I can!”

OC Credits

Eden Gardyn - @m3gahet

Aurora Attic - @neopolitangumdrops

Dahlia Birkett - @dolly-macabre

St. Cecilia Jameson - @gointothevvater

Blanca Tennbris - @plvtosun

Ryan Yoshida - @milobat

Fiona Lindstrom - @sillydorito

Zorya Auvelomaa - @mrfelixfischoeder

Baen-shee (Sparkles the Bassist, Eden Nightwish, Nita Nirvana and Caj Stryker) - @chordsykat

Makina “Medusa” Gorgon - ME

[milobat]

B2 Edi? :3

fellow scandinavians come get ur girl

[elizabeths-dumbassery]

[neopolitangumdrops]

A3 with Edi? :3

Edi is such a Cutie Pie owo

[thesimonthedevious]

@m3gahet s eden gives me life and im glad i finally got to draw her and one of my gals!!!!

[sewgeekmama]

How to Keep Gnats Away from Your Hydroponic Garden

[cric-line-guru]

KKR secured a Lucky Victory over RCB at Eden Gardens on Sunday.

[our-lady-of-the-forest]

How do we feel about the indoor hydroponic garden setups like Gardyn and Lettuce Grow? Are they worth the investment for people without yard space? Are the harvests enough to justify the cost of the plants?

People that have one/had one, what is your take on it?

[bloodied-dagger]

I was gonna say “oh was anyone gonna tell me that germany’s government has collapsed or…” but @kyndyr-gardyn did so I guess I can’t say that

[une-sanz-pluis]

Hence it happened once, that at Christmas time a certain great lord brought before him a dance or show of young ladies with bared bosoms who were to dance in that guise before the king, perhaps to prove him, or to entice his youthful mind. But the king was not blind to it, nor unaware of the devilish wile, and spurned the delusion, and very angrily averted his eyes, turned his back upon them, and went out to his chamber, saying: ‘Fy, fy, for shame, forsothe ye be to blame’. [...] The depiction of this episode fits into a longstanding tradition of the sexual trials and temptation of monastic heroes such as St Benedict and St Bernard of Clairvaux, right down to Henry’s ability to discern that this is devilish in origin, even a delusion. The life of St Benedict contains an almost identical episode in which an evil priest attempts (unsuccessfully) to corrupt the monks. As related by Caxton the priest ‘toke seuen maydens all naked / & sente them in to the gardyn to daunse & to carolle for to meue the monkes to temptacion’. Henry’s virtue allows him to turn his back on a spectacle which a lesser man would not have been able to resist. Moreover, he has the strength to do so simply by averting his eyes, turning away, and leaving, without having to resort to rolling in nettles, or submersing himself up to the neck in freezing water (standard remedies or self-inflicted punishments for lust in monastic hagiography). This hagiographic trope derived from monastic constructions of a manly religious identity, which used martial imagery to establish the superiority of monks (and subsequently clerics) to secular men. Chastity forms a significant element in the representation of other king saints and high status lay male saints too; for example Charles of Blois rarely shared his wife’s bed and Caxton explains that Louis was only persuaded to marry in order to safeguard the kingdom by providing an heir, and therefore implicitly not to satisfy his lust. A king saint’s chastity is therefore partly about purity, and partly about his ‘virilitas’: his strength as a leader. It is telling that contemporary didactic texts belonging to the Mirrors for Princes genre make explicit a point which is largely implied in saints’ lives, namely that the truly masculine man is the one who resists the flesh; the man who gives in renders himself unmanly: ‘. . . bowe not to þe vse of women, ffor swylk a vse ys a properte to swine . . . lychery ys distruccioun of body, shortynge of lyf, corypcioun of virtueȝ trespass of þe lawe, And hit engendrys women maners.’ Such invective, which appears frequently in the Mirrors, was at pains to establish that the sexually dissolute man could not be king, for he was unable to rule himself, let alone anyone else. Thus kingly chastity, in these contexts, was seen as desirable and admirable rather than anomalous and problematic. The implication of Blacman’s account may be that the ‘great lord’ was trying to turn Henry into his own definition of a ‘real man’, but Blacman seeks to show that Henry’s self-mastery is truly manly.

Katherine J. Lewis, "‘Imitate, too, this king in virtue, who could have done ill, and did it not’: Lay sanctity and the rewriting of Henry VI's manliness", Religious Men and Masculine Identity in the Middle Ages (The Boydell Press 2013)

[m3gahet]

Sketchdump of my fav trio of dorks 🤎🩷💛

[hecateisalesbian]

OKAY I LOVE ALL OF YOU GUYS AND YOURE ALL SPECIAL BUT IF I WENT THROUGH EVERY MUTUALS INBOX THAT WOULD TAKE HOURS SO INSTEAD IM DOING THIS!

@grapevines-and-letters@theosb0rnway@bloodied-dagger@the-knowable-entity@quadtator-lawful-evil@toulouseradiosilence@joyfuljoyce@mimisboot@coffee-n-sleep@spectator-lawful-evil@bitator-lawful-evil@shouldwemaybe@idontliketomatoesleavemealone@kyndyr-gardyn@lilicohirukoma@monpetitchattriste@temporary-temporal-temper@whatinthe-greenbeans@existencebringsonlypain@pyxy-styx@iirexenii@cecezvault@constantly023@notablog42@feathersnflowers@milomilesmib@tabsters@funky-frankie@essentially-a-worm-on-a-string@stars-and-birds@dyinggoosenoises@justamuppet@constantly-confused-queer@thornyclaw@fell-in-love-with-a-fantasy@beanbudd@threegoblinart@harald-iii-of-norway@kirbzyparasite@tardismama@el-fandom-birb@childlikegoblinqueen@polyfragmentedchaos@cojisconfused@prvttystvr@soapysoap69@angelcloves@jd-leifdeloos@rosy-tickles@flyingdumpsterfire@laly-481@zedleaked@ricottapossum@dreamondelphinus@silverymoonn@haystarlight@rainbowangel110@imhumanguysiswear@literallyworshipme@iridescentdiscord@karma-creations@boilinghotsoupandcrackers@zyrafowe-sny@anxiety-lemsbian

*inhale*

AND EVERYONE ELSE I MIGHT’VE MISSED AND ALL MY MUTUAL IN-LAWS AND ALL MY FOLLOWERS

I WISH YOU A VERY HAPPY VALENTINES DAY!!!!!! 💝❤️💕💜💗💖💞💓💐

[tea-withnofixinsplease]

Me: i wanna save money

Also Me: SO THAT'S THE 600 DOLLAR GARDYN GROW SYSTEM, AND THE 150 DOLLAR INDOOR COMPOSTING SYSTEM ON AFTERPAY, NOW TO ASSEMBLE THESE 2 400 DOLLAR STEEL GARDEN BEDS, AND FILL IT WITH 200 DOLLARS WORTH OF 70 CUBIC FEET OF GARDEN SOIL, ONE 200 DOLLAR HIGH PRODUCTION MUSHROOM GROW FACTORY FOR THE BASEMENT, AND YOU KNOW WHAT? I THINK I WANNA START A MINI PERMACULTURE CORN FIELD SO LETS BUDGET THAT IN. IT'S ONLY ANOTHER 300 BUCKS I HAVE AFTERPAY PHEW! WHAT A HARD DAYS WORK, TIME FOR A BREAK, HOW ABOUT A NICE SIMPLE FREE 1 MILE HIKE MEETUP? CAN'T GO WITHOUT SOME 400 DOLLAR HIKING GEAR AND AN 80 DOLLAR FIRST AID KIT AND A 70 DOLLAR ANTI-VENOM TREATMENT KIT AND MY FLARES AND MY TENT AND MY SOLID GOLD WISHING PENDANT AND MY HORSE AND M-

[mydecorative]

Learn How To Choose The Right Hydroponic Indoor Garden Grow Light For Plants

In this article, you'll find factors you need to consider when picking the right grow light for your hydroponic tower system. If you want to avoid the lengthy process of finding the right grow light, consider the indoor tower garden by Gardyn, which comes complete.

[sewgeekmama]

Gardyn vs Lettuce Grow: Which Is Better?