#miriver

[rxttenfish]

also more miranda ships bc i am BIASED

[royalreef]

       ............ She do like ourple......

[skulblakasaphira]

Base by Mirival. Colors by Reyyon. Kyovash/Midas by me.

[providencestrashcastle]

Commission Info

All Bases Include off base edits within reason.

Huppyleon Base Fill: $10

Available Species:

Bat, Bear, Big Cat, Bunny Cat, Corgi Deer, Dutch Angel Eastern Dragon Ferret, Fox Griffin Horse Lynx Manokit, Mouse Otter Platypus, Protogen Raccoon, Red Panda Skulldog, Snake Western Dragon, Wickerbeast, Wolf

DesireeU Base Fill: $15

Available Bases:

Heartful Base + Add-on Rawr! Base Demon Base + Addon

LockworkOrange Pretty Lil Thing Base Fill: $15

Nevermown Male Adopt Base + Outfits: $15

Nevemown Female Adopt Base + Outfits: $15

Mirival Bases: 15$

I accept payment via paypal or, if canadian, interact ETransfer. I am trying hard rn to get enough to pay for my antidepressants and make ends meet until i can hopefully get approved for disability. Please Boost or consider buying if interested.

[52chimeras]

This is a character i've had for a while Which I didn't know what to name other than Grey because they're a self aware colony of nanites that are condensed into a grey goo. So because of that they probably have different appearances.

So this was made with a free to use base from MiriVal; https://ko-fi.com/s/bec8c52c28

Since it was the base I figured why not have Grey just be featureless humanoid shape of probably some person they probably came into contact with, and/or assimilated or whatever.

I really need to come up with a better name.

[coreyhenni]

🚶‍♀️🚶‍♂️Just 10 mins to easy hiking to reach this beautiful spot from the parking lot. . **************** Scan travel deals at coreyhennytravel.com **************** 📷 of @hennywillis by @prodronepilot **************** . . . . . . #samsunggalaxys10 #copperfalls #miwaterfalls #miriver #northmichigan #upperpeninsula #yuppers #travelup (at Copper Falls, Michigan) https://www.instagram.com/p/B0JlCy5n68D/?igshid=1t7fha33x41xp

[xdrowzyhd]

#worldcup2018 #mirival (at Koreatown, Los Angeles)

[gotoocollectorheart-blog]

What is Lower Back Pain ?

Having just returned from Arizona where I was lucky enough to spend a few glorious days at Mirival Spain Tucson, I must admit I'm feeling both fortunate and frustrated. Fortunate that I got to experience a beautiful, restful place and themost divine, mood-altering Thai massage. Frustrated because the massage therapist refused to fly home with me and take up permanent residence in my house. Even more frustrated because when I got home, I did an Internet searched for a Thai massage practitioner (thinking I could drop some hints to my hubby for an early birthday present) and came up empty. Congratulations to the winner of the peanut giveaway from my recent post, 5 Reasons You Can Lose Weight With Peanuts I and several other peanut-savvy judges have chosen Kristen Gough of Solon, Ohio, as the winner based on her inspiring descriptions of how her family uses peanut butter:My daughter makes a peanut butter banana split using a whole wheat tortilla (or pita) slathered with peanut butter, banana slices and a little drizzle of honey. Roll it up and you can carry it anywhere. My hubby makes a mean bbq sauce by starting with a cup of 100% cranberry juice and boiling it down until it halved (good for your urinary tract!), then he adds about 1 1/2 of our favorite bbq sauce, mixing it, then finishes it off with a tablespoon of peanut butter to cut the sweetness. Add salt and pepper to taste and you've got a tangy sauce for dipping or slathering. Thai massage is different than a traditional massage. You remain fully clothed, and no oils are used. You lie on the floor on a padded mat, where the therapist gently eases your body into deep yoga-like stretches (that you thought would be absolutely impossible to achieve), incorporating muscle compression and acupressure. It's both energizing and relaxing. While I'd be thrilled to find a Thai massage practitioner nearby, I love allmassages. If I could be granted one wish, cost notwithstanding, it would be to have a massage every week. If that's too much, I'll take one every month. But that's not to be. For me, it's an occasional indulgence, usually when I'm on vacation and want to do something special for myself. Yet a massage is not always strictly an indulgence. Recently, researchers who studied 400 patients, made up of mostly middle-aged white females with chronic low-back pain lasting for at least three months, proved that. Low-back pain is no doubt something you've experienced at some point in your life; it's one of the most common reasons people seek medical attention. A whopping 80 percent of adults have an episode at sometime in their lifetimes. Yet despite the fact that is so common, it's very tough to treat. Medications, surgeries and injections are many times used to no avail. The recruits were divided into three groups that were randomly assigned treatments: one group received a weekly series of whole-body relaxation massage (better known as a Swedish massage, which promotes overall relaxation), one had structural massage (which manipulates hip and back muscles and ligaments) and the third got the more common usual medical care (which includes painkillers, anti-inflammatories, muscle relaxants or physical therapy). At the end of the 10-week study, the massage won out. Both types of massage were more successful in alleviating pain and increasing function than usual care. Even better, the groups that responded to massage were less likely to report using medication for their back pain than those in the usual care group; they also spent fewer days in bed and missed fewer days of work or school. That's great news, since massage is so readily available, especially Swedish-style massage. It's much, much easier to find a practitioner trained in this type than in the more complex Thai method. Now here's the rub (sorry, I couldn't resist), as I see it: Insurance companies typically pay for medications, surgeries and injections. But they don't (usually) cover massage. Maybe the day will come when massage is no longer considered just an "indulgence" and we will be able to afford to sidestep so many ineffective treatments for back pain for a treatment that not only helps, but feels good while it's helping. In addition to its ability to help with pain, massage can lower blood pressure, change your stress hormones and, in turn, ramp up your disease-fighting arsenal. Read the full article

[royalreef]

(( Making catfolk omnivores that enjoy a good fruit so that Miranda can tenderly feed her wife fresh grapes from the vine.

[skulblakasaphira]

Base by Mirival. Colors by Reyyon. Davy/Vinshu by me.

[providencestrashcastle]

I will be selling a set of 4 adopts in the next day or so for 5 dollars each using the new Mirival base. There will be a fae, a dragon, a unicorn and an incubus. Please look forward to it :3

[royalreef]

‘ dating me is like dating a five year-old. i need all of your attention and i’m cranky if i haven’t had a nap. ’ - purpleshopkeep bc while i have banned myself from rping until i finish this godforsaken project i still need my daily mirival fix

@purpleshopkeep || 𝔓𝔬𝔭𝔲𝔩𝔞𝔯 𝔗𝔢𝔵𝔱 𝔓𝔬𝔰𝔱 𝔄𝔰𝔨 𝔐𝔢𝔪𝔢

      “Then it is a good thing that I would love to give you all of my attention, isn’t it?” Miranda might have been more than a foot shorter than Val, but that clearly wasn’t stopping Miri as she pulled Val into her lap and tried to curl around the kitty. Tried being key here, because again, Miranda was more than a foot shorter than her perfect lioness, and trying to wrap around anyone when you don’t even hit the 5-foot mark is hard. That wasn’t stopping Miranda, though. She loved her kitty and she was gonna try. Even if her legs went numb and tingly from Val on her lap.

[gotoocollectorheart-blog]

What is Lower Back Pain ?

Having just returned from Arizona where I was lucky enough to spend a few glorious days at Mirival Spain Tucson, I must admit I'm feeling both fortunate and frustrated. Fortunate that I got to experience a beautiful, restful place and themost divine, mood-altering Thai massage. Frustrated because the massage therapist refused to fly home with me and take up permanent residence in my house. Even more frustrated because when I got home, I did an Internet searched for a Thai massage practitioner (thinking I could drop some hints to my hubby for an early birthday present) and came up empty. Congratulations to the winner of the peanut giveaway from my recent post, 5 Reasons You Can Lose Weight With Peanuts I and several other peanut-savvy judges have chosen Kristen Gough of Solon, Ohio, as the winner based on her inspiring descriptions of how her family uses peanut butter:My daughter makes a peanut butter banana split using a whole wheat tortilla (or pita) slathered with peanut butter, banana slices and a little drizzle of honey. Roll it up and you can carry it anywhere. My hubby makes a mean bbq sauce by starting with a cup of 100% cranberry juice and boiling it down until it halved (good for your urinary tract!), then he adds about 1 1/2 of our favorite bbq sauce, mixing it, then finishes it off with a tablespoon of peanut butter to cut the sweetness. Add salt and pepper to taste and you've got a tangy sauce for dipping or slathering. Thai massage is different than a traditional massage. You remain fully clothed, and no oils are used. You lie on the floor on a padded mat, where the therapist gently eases your body into deep yoga-like stretches (that you thought would be absolutely impossible to achieve), incorporating muscle compression and acupressure. It's both energizing and relaxing. While I'd be thrilled to find a Thai massage practitioner nearby, I love allmassages. If I could be granted one wish, cost notwithstanding, it would be to have a massage every week. If that's too much, I'll take one every month. But that's not to be. For me, it's an occasional indulgence, usually when I'm on vacation and want to do something special for myself. Yet a massage is not always strictly an indulgence. Recently, researchers who studied 400 patients, made up of mostly middle-aged white females with chronic low-back pain lasting for at least three months, proved that. Low-back pain is no doubt something you've experienced at some point in your life; it's one of the most common reasons people seek medical attention. A whopping 80 percent of adults have an episode at sometime in their lifetimes. Yet despite the fact that is so common, it's very tough to treat. Medications, surgeries and injections are many times used to no avail. The recruits were divided into three groups that were randomly assigned treatments: one group received a weekly series of whole-body relaxation massage (better known as a Swedish massage, which promotes overall relaxation), one had structural massage (which manipulates hip and back muscles and ligaments) and the third got the more common usual medical care (which includes painkillers, anti-inflammatories, muscle relaxants or physical therapy). At the end of the 10-week study, the massage won out. Both types of massage were more successful in alleviating pain and increasing function than usual care. Even better, the groups that responded to massage were less likely to report using medication for their back pain than those in the usual care group; they also spent fewer days in bed and missed fewer days of work or school. That's great news, since massage is so readily available, especially Swedish-style massage. It's much, much easier to find a practitioner trained in this type than in the more complex Thai method. Now here's the rub (sorry, I couldn't resist), as I see it: Insurance companies typically pay for medications, surgeries and injections. But they don't (usually) cover massage. Maybe the day will come when massage is no longer considered just an "indulgence" and we will be able to afford to sidestep so many ineffective treatments for back pain for a treatment that not only helps, but feels good while it's helping. In addition to its ability to help with pain, massage can lower blood pressure, change your stress hormones and, in turn, ramp up your disease-fighting arsenal. Read the full article

[gotoocollectorheart-blog]

What is Lower Back Pain ?

Having just returned from Arizona where I was lucky enough to spend a few glorious days at Mirival Spain Tucson, I must admit I'm feeling both fortunate and frustrated. Fortunate that I got to experience a beautiful, restful place and themost divine, mood-altering Thai massage. Frustrated because the massage therapist refused to fly home with me and take up permanent residence in my house. Even more frustrated because when I got home, I did an Internet searched for a Thai massage practitioner (thinking I could drop some hints to my hubby for an early birthday present) and came up empty. Congratulations to the winner of the peanut giveaway from my recent post, 5 Reasons You Can Lose Weight With Peanuts I and several other peanut-savvy judges have chosen Kristen Gough of Solon, Ohio, as the winner based on her inspiring descriptions of how her family uses peanut butter:My daughter makes a peanut butter banana split using a whole wheat tortilla (or pita) slathered with peanut butter, banana slices and a little drizzle of honey. Roll it up and you can carry it anywhere. My hubby makes a mean bbq sauce by starting with a cup of 100% cranberry juice and boiling it down until it halved (good for your urinary tract!), then he adds about 1 1/2 of our favorite bbq sauce, mixing it, then finishes it off with a tablespoon of peanut butter to cut the sweetness. Add salt and pepper to taste and you've got a tangy sauce for dipping or slathering. Thai massage is different than a traditional massage. You remain fully clothed, and no oils are used. You lie on the floor on a padded mat, where the therapist gently eases your body into deep yoga-like stretches (that you thought would be absolutely impossible to achieve), incorporating muscle compression and acupressure. It's both energizing and relaxing. While I'd be thrilled to find a Thai massage practitioner nearby, I love allmassages. If I could be granted one wish, cost notwithstanding, it would be to have a massage every week. If that's too much, I'll take one every month. But that's not to be. For me, it's an occasional indulgence, usually when I'm on vacation and want to do something special for myself. Yet a massage is not always strictly an indulgence. Recently, researchers who studied 400 patients, made up of mostly middle-aged white females with chronic low-back pain lasting for at least three months, proved that. Low-back pain is no doubt something you've experienced at some point in your life; it's one of the most common reasons people seek medical attention. A whopping 80 percent of adults have an episode at sometime in their lifetimes. Yet despite the fact that is so common, it's very tough to treat. Medications, surgeries and injections are many times used to no avail. The recruits were divided into three groups that were randomly assigned treatments: one group received a weekly series of whole-body relaxation massage (better known as a Swedish massage, which promotes overall relaxation), one had structural massage (which manipulates hip and back muscles and ligaments) and the third got the more common usual medical care (which includes painkillers, anti-inflammatories, muscle relaxants or physical therapy). At the end of the 10-week study, the massage won out. Both types of massage were more successful in alleviating pain and increasing function than usual care. Even better, the groups that responded to massage were less likely to report using medication for their back pain than those in the usual care group; they also spent fewer days in bed and missed fewer days of work or school. That's great news, since massage is so readily available, especially Swedish-style massage. It's much, much easier to find a practitioner trained in this type than in the more complex Thai method. Now here's the rub (sorry, I couldn't resist), as I see it: Insurance companies typically pay for medications, surgeries and injections. But they don't (usually) cover massage. Maybe the day will come when massage is no longer considered just an "indulgence" and we will be able to afford to sidestep so many ineffective treatments for back pain for a treatment that not only helps, but feels good while it's helping. In addition to its ability to help with pain, massage can lower blood pressure, change your stress hormones and, in turn, ramp up your disease-fighting arsenal. Read the full article