#prepping for their tour

[notafraidofredyellowandblue]

Nice touch with the small mirror showing everyone's reflection, but are they really playing Du Hast? Or is that an insider joke i don't get 😊

eta: ah that is another song 😄 see how little i know 😄

The mirror 🤣 and why the rider tech of the song Du Hast 😅 @ joeletz

[reunitedinterlude]

happy first day of dnptit <3

[year2000electronics]

from my brozone world tour au, the world tour bros as rock zombies! wonder whose fault that is haha (branch and jd don’t get one because branch stays the same as canon and jd is the one wielding the ultimate power chord)

[fob4ever]

fall out boy’s spotify wrapped thank you note

[dreamsinombre]

Warming up & getting excited for Tour de Fleece next month ✨ with team Camp Wooligan

Another superbly skilled spinner kindly suggested I try out the Corriedale I have waiting in my fiber stash instead of diving back into commercially dyed merino and merino blends (I treasure the undyed fibers I have more and wanted to do them more justice), and I am SO glad I followed their wise advice as I practiced practicing on these little ~2oz samples. I immediately could see why they recommended the corrie and also why BFL is often recommended for beginners as well: I felt like I was doing something close to right.

I have one more sample to get to once I empty at least one of these bobbins, and then all that's left is trying to contain my excitement and hold back on spinning until Tour de Fleece officially starts!

And the final plied results from brushing off the heavy coat of rust off my spinning and doing some samples of the breeds I currently have.

Not anywhere near the weight I eventually want to be able to ply to, but a small step closer, and a small step closer toward consistent, as well. It was fascinating seeing how each wool gave me a different experience, and how much each of the plied yarns bloomed after a soak.

I really enjoyed my first foray into feeling and seeing the differences in working with different types of wool, and I've got a bunch more on the way to sample for Tour de Fleece next month.

🤎 Correidale, ~1.8oz, ~30y

🤍 Cheviot, ~2.1oz, ~32y

🩶 Bluefaced Leicester, ~2.1oz, ~31y

🧡 Shetland (broken top), ~2oz, ~43y

All fiber from Blue Moon Alpacas (shop | IG) and spun on my one and only Lendeum double treadle.

I also have been knitting a lot of cardigans and sweaters this past spring, and hopefully will muster the gumption to block them & weave in all their ends to take some photos to share.

[a-hearts-a-heavy-burden]

Dewdrop sexting Aether from across the room during practice :

Dewdrop "I can take it! Haha!! Not in a fight 😏"

Aether "I don't think you know what you're getting yourself into, little flame?"

Dewdrop "Pfft .... Someone's cocky!"

Aether "Interesting choice of words."

- Attachment Sent -

Dewdrop across the room :

[thephouseplants]

I know enough has been said about the Google fued video 2018. But part of me still cannot fathom how their backdrop isn't a green screen. Bitch that is the most green screen looking ass room I've ever seen.

[f1nns1deblog]

"Oral fixation"

[angiestown]

[amoontoyou]

the real question is will dan and phil bring back rize for the phagenda tour

[renard-dartigue]

These is so much Sleep Token stuff I wanna draw based on the concert shenanigans but I'm so overwhelmed I don't know what to draw first. So much happened!

[thequeendomeffect-noah]

Is Shakira getting side curls for parr or am I coping???

[re-decorate]

im actually crying i’ve missed jon bellion so so so much

[kellyscabin]

hand painted archer tshirt for tomorrowwwww 🫶🫶

[robskaschedulearchive]

Here’s the Cartoon Network schedule for Monday, November 1 to Sunday, November 7, 2010.

First off, let's talk how many shows there are on the schedule. 34 SHOWS are on the schedule. in 2023, CN only airs about 13 shows a week (not including ACME Night or Cartoonito, but definitely better than how it was back in 2021). But let's take into account that the schedule is broken down into 4 sections at this time:

Section 1: Weekday Morning Anime

This was where the anime (Bakugan, Beyblade, Pokemon) aired, might also include some action cartoons (Ben 10, Hero: 108, Hot Wheels) aired.

Section 2: Old Cartoons during Mid-morning/Early Afternoon

You'll probably remember in your youth, when you were "sick", These shows aired during that time, semi-recent cartoons that ended aired at the time (Lazlo, KND, Gym Partner, Chowder), some imports (JT, Garfield), and Tom and Jerry.

Section 3: After School Cartoons

I would consider 2pm the start of the After-School hours, although some schools don't let kids out until 3pm. Some imports (JT, League of Super Evil), some older, but beloved, toons (Billy & Mandy, Ed, Edd n Eddy, Courage), and the 6pm hour was a rotating slot (This month had live action shows at the 6pm slot) that would be followed by some primetime shows, or Garfield.

Section 4: Primetime

This was the gem for CN at the time. Mondays had the newest hits, notably Adventure Time and Regular Show, other new toons like MAD and the underrated short-lived Robotomy, Canadian toons like Johnny Test and Total Drama World Tour, and reruns of Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated.

Tuesdays and Wednesdays were the days that they aired Live Action shows, Tuesday was the more serious side (Tower Prep, made by Batman writer Paul Dini), while Wednesday had the more wacky side (as in it felt like TruTV's live action of the time) of Live Action Shows (Destroy Build Destroy, Dude, What Would Happen?, and Hole in the Wall, the one that had the families, not the FOX version). Listen, I know Live Action didn't belong on CN, but I was 5, so I remember them fondly.

Thursday was a repeat day for Monday, as they previously had a new Thursday night block before Mondays were the night. but Friday is where all the new Action shows aired. Shows like Generator Rex, Ben 10: Ultimate Alien, Star Wars: the Clone Wars, and Sym-Bionic Titan all aired on this night.

If you missed anything on Friday (besides Batman, but who didn't watch Brave and the Bold on Fridays), they all aired on Saturday Morning, in between anime like Pokemon, Beyblade, and Bakugan. Saturday also had a couple Pokemon episodes that led to a Pokemon Movie.

Speaking of Movies, Cartoon Network had them, Saturdays at 8pm is when the Flicks aired. This week, Flubber reran. (the movie with Robin Williams playing a Scientist who creates some Flying Rubber), that would later air next day at 7pm.

Also, yes, this was when back when CN had the 9pm hour. CN had that hour up until the next month. I really miss primetime CN, and how it was scheduled like this.

Here’s what was new that week:

League of Super Evil - Monday at 2:30p

Johnny Test - Monday at 7:30p

Adventure Time - Monday at 8p

Regular Show - Monday at 8:15p

MAD - Monday at 8:30p

Robotomy - Monday at 8:45p

Total Drama World Tour - Monday at 9p

Tower Prep - Tuesday at 8p

Hole in the Wall - Wednesday at 7:30p

Dude, What Would Happen? - Wednesday at 8p

Destroy Build Destroy - Wednesday at 8:30p

Batman: The Brave and the Bold - Friday at 7p

Ben 10: Ultimate Alien - Friday at 7:30p

Sym-Bionic Titan - Friday at 8p

Generator Rex - Friday at 8:30p

Star Wars: The Clone Wars - Friday at 9p

The Super Hero Squad Show - Saturday at 6:30a

Beyblade: Metal Fusion - Saturday at 7:30a

Pokemon DP: Sinnoh League Victors - Saturday at 8a

Bakugan Battle Brawlers: Gundalian Invaders - Saturday at 10a

Run it Back (a show recapping a week in the NBA, not a really notable CN show) - Sunday at 8a

[itspileofgoodthings]

I say that you don’t need to know the Taylor lore to appreciate her music and I MEAN it and yet I’m not sure Taylor saying “now I’m down bad crying at the gym” hits quite as hard if you didn’t spend all of 2014 watching her coming out of gyms in NYC wearing her perfect little model ‘fits with her short 1989 bob perfectly coiffed only to learn later all the heartbreak happening behind the scenes then TOO.