#i stayed up too late

[cokoweee]

Didn’t wanna overthink this comic wise so I kept it veryyyyyyy lazy

There’s a stupid rant under there⤵️

So this is a bit after Leo shows up as a parasitic ghost. After hearing some of his stories it gets Yuichi thinking about how while he’s seen love he never once felt it in a true romantic way. He couldn’t exactly ask Cali so best solution was go to April(yes that’s April).

She’s glad to help as always but now something else is on her mind. Yuichi, despite being as old as the fucking mountain, doesn’t really know anything and since his form resembles that of a child everyone treats him as such and forgets his age pretty often. He’s never needed to look older either since it was never an issue until now. Now as in story plot stuff..blah blah Donnie a dickbag.

At the end there it’s her just realizing “oh shit, yeah he is old” and not just a regular young child asking a question. It’s a person who never experienced life like everyone else. Never had the type of experiences that allow a person to grow.

My bad if this ain’t make sense, I’m fighting demons frfr😵‍💫😵‍💫😵‍💫

[talshiargirlfriend]

@hjea said we deserved more adorable half-Vulcan baby and that is 100% correct. So here’s what can be considered a missing scene or if you prefer you can say 🖕 to canon and consider it the opening of a fix-it.

Phlox had been notified of their imminent arrival, but nothing could have fully prepared him for the sight that greeted him as the doors to Sickbay parted. A pinched-face Commander T’Pol clutched an infant protectively to her chest as she strode in, flanked by Captain Archer and Commander Tucker. Commander Tucker had a hand on her back and concerned eyes focused on the baby’s profile. A brief look of pain flashed across his face indicating to Phlox that he may soon have two patients. Captain Archer wore his fight face. Behind them trailed a stricken Ensign Mayweather and a stoic Lieutenant Reed. All of them appeared dirty and dishevelled. 

The tiny girl stared at everything around her with wide blue eyes reminiscent of her father��s as she chewed one chubby fist. It brought to mind Sim as a baby, but of course there was no time to dwell on that now. The upswept brows and delicately pointed ears were all her mother, the doctor noted. 

“Well, what have we here?” Phlox greeted T’Pol when she stopped before him. He passed a handheld scanner in front of his young patient. 

“She is gravely ill, Doctor. Her immune system appears to be severely compromised,”  T’Pol informed him as she gently bounced the baby in her arms. It was somewhat less graceful than her usual movements in Phlox’s estimation, but he could nonetheless see the care in her touch. The baby gave a rattling cough as if to confirm her mother’s assessment. 

“I’m afraid I’m going to have to ask everyone who is not a patient - or the parent of a patient - to leave,” Phlox ordered as the scanner whirred. 

Lieutenant Reed nodded at T’Pol and Phlox, and then whispered something to Commander Tucker before giving him a supportive squeeze on his shoulder as he passed. The resulting grimace on the engineer‘s face confirmed Phlox's earlier suspicions about patient count.  Ensign Mayweather had evidently already had the good sense to slip out unnoticed.

 “You’ll inform me as soon as you know anything,” the captain confirmed as he briefly caught the doctor’s eye. “I’ll check on you all soon.” 

T’Pol gave no acknowledgement as she rubbed the baby’s back rhythmically to soothe her. 

“Take care, Trip,” Jonathan added with an encouraging smile. 

“Aye, Cap’n,” Trip responded with the ghost of a smile as he briefly tore his eyes away from T’Pol and their child. 

Phlox glanced down at the scanner in concern before he addressed the new parents. “She has a respiratory infection. We’ll start with some medication - a mild analgesic, antibiotic, and expectorant. I’d like to see that fever reduced quickly. Depending how she responds over the next hour we may move onto a more aggressive treatment for her lungs including placing her in an oxygen rich environment.” 

As he moved across to the cabinet to prepare the medication Phlox could hear the soft timbre of Commander Tucker’s voice. “She’s heavier than she looks. You want me to take her for a bit?”

“I’m fine,” T’Pol said softly. Trip must have looked ready to argue because she continued quickly, “you are injured, Trip. I will hold her… but perhaps you’d like to touch her or speak to her?” 

When Phlox returned he was loath to interrupt the scene before him. The two parents stood close with their heads canted toward each other. The baby had dropped her head against her mother’s chest and was drooling peacefully as her father stroked her hair and cheek and whispered quiet words of reassurance. In less fraught circumstances Phlox would have taken amusement in the sight of the normally impeccably groomed Vulcan with a patch of spittle spreading on her clothing. 

“I’ve got an injection ready,” he said as he approached the family. “This should ease her discomfort and allow her to sleep more soundly. I’ll also take a blood sample.”  

The child made an irritated squawk when the needle pierced her skin and she shifted her head to give Phlox the most dignified look of pouty-lipped disdain he’d ever seen on a baby. 

Apparently she would take after both her parents in temperament as well as appearance, Phlox thought wryly.

 “Shhh now, you’re all right, little one. I know it’s no fun getting jabbed, but the doc here is gonna help you feel a lot better.”

T’Pol turned pleading eyes toward the doctor as she gently rocked the baby. 

He would certainly do his best. 

“Commanders,” Phlox said gently as he prepared to analyse the blood of Enterprise's newest resident. “This will take some time. I won’t ask you to rest now, but it would be a good idea to refresh yourselves somewhat and get comfortable…” he trailed off as he nodded toward the chairs along the wall. 

Their reluctance to leave was palpable. Phlox could understand it well, but they would be better able to care for their newfound daughter if they first looked after their own needs. 

He glanced back to see the two commanders locked in an apparent staring contest. Before he could make a stronger appeal, Commander Tucker gave a faint sigh. 

“All right. You two go sit in one of Phlox’s comfy chairs.  I’m gonna go wash the moon dust off and grab a cup of coffee. When I get back I’m gonna bring you a change of clothes and a cup of tea, and you’re gonna take a break for ten minutes,” he informed T’Pol rather intensely.  Phlox expected Vulcan indignance, but instead she only nodded in response. That was interesting. 

Satisfied, Trip leaned down to gently stroke his daughter’s cheek. “I’ll be right back. You be good for your mama,” he whispered. T’Pol’s eyes widened slightly, and he gave her a faintly bewildered smile. “I know. It's surreal. But you’re her mom.”

“And you are her father,” she replied seriously. 

A bright grin spread over Trip’s face. “I am,” he said, wonder evident in his tone. His voice dropped back down,”You’re doing great, T’Pol.” He rubbed her arm. 

“Ok, Doc,” he said a bit louder. “Keep an eye on these Vulcan girls for me. I’ll be back in twenty minutes, tops.” He paused to kiss the sleepy infant on her head and the startled mother on her lips. 

Phlox politely averted his eyes and hid his grin as he focused on the screen at his workstation.  “Commander,” he called out as Trip reached the door. “I'm going to take a look at that shoulder when you get back.” At the dark muttering he heard in response, Phlox allowed himself a small smile before frowning at the data loading before him. 

The baby’s eyes were starting to drift closed, and he could hear T’Pol speaking quietly to her as she paced.

“Your father is very physically affectionate.” There was a pause. “We will adapt.”

“You still need a name,” T’Pol murmured to the child. “I have something in mind. We will discuss it with your father when he returns.”

[tea-blankets-andstars]

....i did not end up going to bed

anyways a lily evans-potter trace i did instead

*jazz hands*

[apathetic-microwave]

They make me unwell

[applinsoda]

Tumblrs getting a work in because if I don’t sleep now my gallery going to have about 30 more work in progress if I don’t . I’m going through the 3am I must draw EVERYTHING levels of sleepy

[yougyattabekidding]

Stupid car

[sweet-chimera]

Out of curiosity, do you still have a Twitter for your nsfw art?

// no sir-ee. Twitters a bot, ai, alt right paradise and I deleted it when it turned.... real scummy. Amongst other reasons.Now I don't really have anywhere to post my nsfw art. Which does suck cause it's like 90% of what I draw. I can start trying to post it to my sin blog but it'd have to be censored.

// sorry bud. If there's interest I can start posting it on my sin blog but otherwise 🤷‍♀️

[ziggy-stardust-is-in-love]

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whoopsies im too tired for this 😭

[megakatz]

Midnight art study

[sh4thesh33p]

hey *leans on hot wheels car halloween edition *

[stil-yr-sand]

oops

[skywarpie]

Here is the aether/copia smut that almost had me late for work this morning

[anarchocuntboogaloo]

Women sweepy

[kiseiakhun]

Oh those are really healthy roots! I wager your orchid has a pretty good chance at not dying as long as you give it enough air and sunlight (they need more than you think!). Purple roots are normal; it's just part of natural colour variation. I think the colour pigments might be triggered by sunlight but do not quote me on this. The most important thing about roots is to trim away the ones that are actively rotting, and you've already done 👍 congratulations. just keep a close eye on them, if any of them start rotting again that means you didn't trim enough of the rot away. I mention this because most people don't trim enough the first time; your orchid can probably live on 1/6 of its current root mass and still be fine. Plants are very resilient!

As for the jar idea, first of all ask @viridianriver about their orchid torture orb, second, I've never tried growing orchids in jars and I'm a bit wary about growing them in water because water doesn't really have nutrients, and if you want a hydroponic setup you're going to have to figure out how to introduce nutrients into the system eventually and it's a whole thing. They can probably survive and even thrive in a pure water setup in the short term, but in the long term I don't think it'll really work? Their endosymbiotic fungi that they get nutrients through live off of digesting dead wood. Maybe if you put some wood chips on water? But at that point you might as well just put them in a wood bark setup. Anyway. If you do want to try a water setup, I wouldn't worry too much about the roots overcrowding the jar. Orchid roots aren't like normal plant roots, they don't crowd themselves if they can help it. Once it gets too crowded below them they'll start growing aerial roots that point up, and also if it's a mason jar, the jar will be clear so you can just check the roots through the glass. They won't cram themselves in there or anything, once it comes time to repot it'll probably be very easy to remove it.

If you can't get orchid bark right away, spray the roots with some water at least once a day and maybe cover them with damp cardboard, depending on how dry the air is where you live! Orchids can live in open air setups but for beginners it's better to put them in bark because the bark helps them moderate humidity levels. And when you get a pot for it, get a bigger pot than you would for another plant of its size; most of our indoor plants like to have their roots squished but orchids like to sprawl like indolent kings. If you forget to water your plants a lot (hi) you can throw some coco coir in with the bark but do not use spaghum. Actually you can probably use spaghum with how humid orchids like it but if it dries it'll just suffocate the roots again and it's a bitch to rewet. Also throw out the moss that came with your orchid! You can't reuse it on other plants or mix it back in with its new potting medium because the bacteria that caused the roots to rot will still be in there.

I started with succulents like everyone else but tbh orchids are rapidly becoming my plant blorbos. Everyone takes care of them wrong and it's not your FAULT because the care instructions that come with them are!! Incorrect!!! If you do what they say then your orchid will die!!!! If you give them the right environment they're SO easy. They're such easy plants to grow. They have been UNFAIRLY SLANDERED by a MISINFORMATION campaign. They don't deserve this.

[applinsoda]

I have gained a new fixation and am absolutely going feral making art for it.

[taffywabbit]

they should invent a new type of "staying in bed for 2-3 hours after you wake up repeatedly opening and closing apps on your phone" where it makes you feel awesome and energized and emotionally fulfilled