#salutary

[bjcrke]

it is not the strength of the body, but the strength of the spirit.

he goes to gondor. the greenwood and their people treat him kindly but with distance, allowing passage but not sympathy, and leave him at the borders with a glance to the east; tínu makes no appeals to their king and travels swiftly along the anduin. he keeps to the bankings and crosses the wold with little trouble, dispatching a raiding band of orcs in a village not far from the border of rohan, until he gets to anórien where the white tower comes into view. gleaming alabaster rock and blue banners draped over the wall, the emblem of the white tree flying overhead, the bright horn of heraldry calling out in the approach, a true picture of the golden age of men. it is a little over three months before he makes it to osgiliath from erebor only to find it overrun - the festering stench of nightsoil, blood and something fouler makes the wind reek, turns him from the river, until his only choice is to urge his horse across the flat plains of the pelennor fields. he is sure eyes are following him. can almost feel the hot breath of stinking orc and uruk on the back of his neck.

it is boromir who welcomes him, but faramir whom tínu follows throughout the city as they prepare to take osigiliath back.

“your men are young,” he murmurs absently as they track through the tiers, heading down to the lower levels to check armouries and garrisons.

faramir seems not to hear him at first but when they round a corner towards a set of steps hidden amongst the rock, he grasps tínu’s arm, voice low but fiercely in defence, “it is not the strength of the body, but the strength of the spirit. and the men of gondor are hardy folk master elf.”

[umbratticalksp]

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Today's advice from your Goth Auntie

Take a few deep breaths, have some water, take your meds.

Take at least 15 minutes ENTIRELY away from the internet. (More would be better.)

The soothing tea from the Lurking Horror and the Cursed Object is surprisingly tasty. I suspect they had help.

❤️Auntie Jilli

[travelbinge]

By Daniele Salutari

Palermo, Sicily, Italy

[shinmiyovvi]

New design of the eepy babi is here :3

Alt version under the cut:

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[avas-snazzical-corner]

So. It's been. A While.

Life's been draining as shit so that explains my artistic absence

Anyway here's a Salutaris Ava icon I made as practice

Reblogs are always appreciated ^^

[mgu-h]

i do love being an f1 fan in my particular time zone bc sometimes you really got to process all the stages of grief at 9am on a sunday staring into the middle distance for about 20 minutes in the shower before snapping back into being a productive member of society and going about your day

[condividiamolavita]

amica A oggi mi fa "ho scoperto un sito di porno etico, ho guardato anche i loro giochini e mi sei venuta in mente".

e niente, abbiamo passato il pomeriggio a guardare questi giochini sorseggiando un'amabile crema calda allo zabaione

ps comunque mi fa molto ridere pensare a come gli altri pensano che io sia quando in realtà sono tutt'altro

[rosegoldthorns]

Latch-key kid syndrome I feel should also be called Salutary Neglect because I think it describes it really well.

Like look what happened to the British colonies? Feels relatable to me.

[chicago-geniza]

Once again Russophone liberals are the most politically ineffectual people alive. You said Nothing

[pier-carlo-universe]

Scopri gli alimenti che aiutano ad abbassare la glicemia in modo naturale: verdure, legumi, cereali integrali, frutta e spezie. Scopri di più su Alessandria today.

[asteriasicarius]

we got our essay rough drafts back today, and the teacher who graded them (the ap lit teacher) accused me of using ai again. literally circled some of my words and drew question marks around them like she didnt know what they meant too?? atp after grading two of my papers you should realize my vocab is higher than average i'd think???

[avas-snazzical-corner]

“Temporary Respite”

Tagging the Squad: @flowersandbirdsflyingfree @shinmiyovvi @jamieaiken919

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WE ARE SO BACK Y'ALL

The Salutaris fixation has a chokehold on me so I took it out through art

This is actually my current record holder for longest time spent on one piece (3 hours, 38 minutes)

The scene depicts our crew during their travels through some wooded area, and having to set up camp for the night. Maddie and Julia take the first watch, while Ava and Shin sleep. They'll eventually swap out so everyone gets some degree of rest before they set off again. They're all exhausted, but they must do what must be done. No room for complaints in the midst of the apocalypse.

Anyway yippee Salutaris is back baby!!!

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REBLOGS ARE APPRECIATED!

[localunseeliefae]

so real (casually retracts my sprakly shiny vampire fangs)

don't call yourself a punk if you don't listen to punk music. it's a music-based subculture. it'd be like calling yourself a metalhead if you've never had gay sex for loose cigs

[seguilflusso]

Morning routine, prendersi cura di sé

In questo articolo scoprirete come una routine mattutina ben strutturata può trasformare la vostra giornata, aumentare la produttività e favorire il benessere mentale. Prendetevi cura di voi stessi fin dal risveglio!

Quante volte vi svegliate senza energia e frastornati? Con la sensazione di non riuscire a essere produttivi.Capita a tanti di voi, sembra che la mattina possa solo essere una nemica della vostra vita.Ho delle notizie per voi: potete invertire questa tendenza e far diventare il mattino un vostro alleato, la parte migliore della giornata.La soluzione è la creazione di una routine mattutina, ben…

[campadailyblog]

Come Coltivare Relazioni Positive

Tutti abbiamo bisogno di relazioni con gli altri. Queste sono importanti, sia con la famiglia, amici, che con chi incontriamo di lavoro. Avere amici diversi aiuta a stare meglio. Secondo gli studi, la socialità è un bisogno antico. Oggi, vogliamo sentirci parte di qualcosa di più grande. È importante trovare persone che ci capiscono e ci supportano. Le relazioni possono essere positive o…

[nianeyna]

I don't use sunscreen every day because I don't go outside every day

I don't think my computer screen puts out enough UV radiation to require spf