#i love my town

[megoons-spoons]

I want to give the person who did this a kiss on the cheek.

[archerinventive]

Hello all. Sorry for the lack of posting this week.

The power is still out for my entire neighborhood, and roads are in the process of being cleared after the bomb cyclone that hit us.

It's so sad to see so many old trees gone. The skyline here will never be the same.

I'm thankful, though, that it wasn't worse.

Stay safe and warm this Friday, my friends.

I'll have new shop updates coming early next week once we have electricity back up and running. :)

Thank you to everyone who reached out and offered aid. We're doing well, and couldn't be more thankful for the support network we have. ❤️

For more information on how to help keep yourself and your loved ones safe during moments like this. Feel free to take a look at this page by the Red Cross.

https://www.redcross.org/about-us/news-and-events/news/2024/stay-safe-as-bomb-cyclone-atmospheric-river-blast-pacific-northwest-northern-california.html?srsltid=AfmBOoqy23c-GG39lQ-67BxtFTkqYcGq0_cfF8l1XFUYpWlx77ta1JGt

[stardustweare88]

Friend and i finally took the 560 m stairway to the green bunker in st pauli,it was good to do it on monday and without summer heat ^^.

It was an all around great experience, just my back hurts terribly lol

[heather--moors]

spring is looking so enchanting this year 🌸

[via-fm]

KACHOW

[shadowbrightshine]

I'm at an old closed Christmas shop. It's got a beautiful organ that's been in the shop since 1960 and it's only open for about a week of the year. Pictures and more will be at the end.

I made friends with a woman, asked them to sing happy birthday for a random stranger at request, met the Nora town cat, and more. Stories below

The town, or the town sign says population 5.

This is a tiny town seemingly that consists of only the people who live in this shop.

I think the shop itself is the town. The shop-town-place of Nora. Population 5+ the Nora cat.

And once for a week every year the shop opens and they play the organ. The building is under federal/government protection apparently. It's old and so cool.

It's beautiful. Here's a little bit of the organ playing. I'll be rebloging this with a video so it isn't hidden from me.

The man who plays the organ and owns the shop is very funny. He's been doing this yearly thing for 35 years. The shop closed down years ago. You can't buy any merchandise of the event either. Memories have to do.

And he holds this for free.

I love living in the small town area of my state. My own town is only about 10k people, but it's bigger than some.

This is a beautiful thing.

Thank you tiny towns.

I just sang the highest notes I ever have for "O Holy Night" and I didn't choke once. If I had a recording I would keep it forever because I haven't felt that proud of myself singing in a long time. This place feels like a dream.

Like the movies, when you're in a beautiful little town and surrounded by strangers but you leave as friends.

A little boy in a rainbow striped jacket spilled water all over my jacket and I just sent him to go get his mom because he also spilled it on his monkey plush that according to him has no name. I'm alright, it's fleece it doesn't really absorb water.

We ran out of chairs so families are standing by us at the snack table, I made friends with a mom whose two year old keeps kicking me and dropped his stuff on my feet. It's ok, he's just a toddler.

I gave my book of songs to the standing family. Most of the pages are falling out from years of use.

I've been using a big bell ringer and I love it.

I've never felt closer to God here with all these people singing to an old organ in the middle of nowhere, all crowded together in a tiny closed down store.

I made friends with the woman standing next to me. Her name is Kendal, and her son is 2 years old and loves tractors.

Kendal asked me to call out a request for happy birthday for a woman named Donna. I'm not sure how they were related but I loudly called out the request for her.

She told me I had a beautiful voice, and then the woman in front of us turned around and agreed! I added both to my list of kind things people have said to me.

We exchanged phone numbers. Now we're friends and she's told me we're going to exchange cat photos.

My mom in the car told me I kept good time on the bells and asked why I never went into percussion. The drums were too loud, but she said since I'll be heading to college soon, I might be able to play the bells there. I hope so. I adore Bella. I even collect them, old vintage dinner bells and normal bells and bells a ringing!

I gave what money was in my bag to the man running the event, I hope he can keep it open. I'll be wanting to come back every year I can from now on.

This is the cat, the store, the sign, and blurry pictures of some pretty Christmas lights I passed.

I love Christmas.

[dolce-tenebra-toscana]

Home 🩷🩷

[laurapalmersdiary]

found a graveyard the other day

[meatsqueeze]

she up singing whovillian hymns

[disneystar12]

you know that one audio “do you know…the muffin man?”

i was thinking what about that with thd derry girls, like said in a derry accent and going-

“do you know the derry girls?”

“tHe dErry girls?”

“THE DERRY GIRLS!”

i think it would be funny, especially if it was characters from the show

[thisismypervyacct]

I am suddenly getting a few new followers each day. Many of these are Only Fans promoters. I don't have the inclination to delete them, but I won't pay for Internet pr0n either.

Thus, I will simply remind all Americans to vote. Please vote in favor of democracy, equality, a better future, clean air and water, good public education, libraries, and people discovering their true selves beyond how they may have been born.

Please don't vote for a convicted felon. They weren't pulling over just anybody that used campaign funds to bribe someone into silence.

[allwillbecomeclear]

cool things from this weekend

[hinamie]

long way home

[error4343]

Pics I've took on my way home

[lowpolyanimals]

Cow Figurine from The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask 3D

[solvynessa-solvynessin]

I love how my state is so kind towards the LGBTQIA+ community <3 we had exchange students from Chile and my Spanish teacher explained to them the term "non-binary" and what pronouns to use for my they/them classmates I fucking love my school goddammit--