#snow-e

[mercair]

ROUND 3 OF THE TOURNAMENT JUST STARTAED AND WOOSTERN IS FIGHTING... SNOW-E !?

AND SHE IS CURRENTLY WINNING?! I legitimatelly thought she was gonna be losing so i made this in preparation for that but NOPE! SHE'S ACTUALLY WINING AS OF NOW. THIS IS INSANE !!

GO VOTE FOR HER !! WE CAN KICK ICE-E ASS TOGETHER !!:

[creepa-b0t-inc]

Brandal C belongs to TheJoker Snow-E belongs to Lemonemy Rock-E belongs to Creepa-Bot Inc. (me!!!)

[roxroxtbm]

SNOW-E

(Snow-e by: Lemonemy)

[liminally-spaced]

[mamafidjar]

march 2022, shot by me

[aqua-regia009]

The Wolves, oil on board — E. T. Merrill (American, 20th Century)

[celestialowlryx]

Oh, Matthew…isn't it a beautiful morning? The trees look as if you could blow them away with a breath. Poof! I'm so glad I live in a world where there are white frosts, aren't you? ↳ Anne with an E (2017-2019)

[aregebidan]

lines where you can picture their exact faces as they say them (ID in alt)

[psykopaths]

Here's a puppy to make your day better ♡

[hellokittyisangel]

Snow Miku x Hello Kitty 2024.

[beifongkendo]

Snow at the Inokashira Benten shrine, by Kawase Hasui (1929)

[creepa-b0t-inc]

did a funny little mashup for a thing

Snow-E belongs to @lemonemy Rock-E belongs to me

[yingtan]

Snowy Night: Timeless Love (2024) dir. Leung Sing Kuen, Ren Hai Tao

[ambigirl]

When they have white hair!!!!!

🎶That's my type🎵

[andy-clutterbuck]

The Ones Who Live | 1x04 - What We

[nerdygaymormon]

Below are excerpts from the article:

Steven E. Snow, the emeritus general authority and former historian for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, is a bit of an outlier...the St. George native remains a staunch Democrat and a passionate environmentalist.

As the faith’s historian from 2012 to 2019, Snow is widely credited with helping bring openness and transparency to the church history department. He helped shepherd to completion the Gospel Topics essays, which tackled some of the thorniest of the faith’s historical and doctrinal issues.

Snow’s other signature achievements include overseeing the publication of the landmark Joseph Smith Papers and “Saints,” the new multivolume narrative history of the church. With Snow at the helm, the history department also took over supervision of church historical sites, where he placed a premium on education over proselytizing.

His beloved wife of 52 years, Phyllis, died from post-COVID-related issues eight months ago.

I didn’t always see eye to eye with all the brethren on environmental and political issues, but I can appreciate that. I tried to listen and be respectful of their points of view and understand them. I appreciate where they are coming from.

What did you think about the now-abandoned policy of not allowing the children of same-sex parents to be baptized?

I was surprised by the policy and was quite delighted when it was reversed. … I thought it was unnecessary, and I think it caused unnecessary hurt during the time it was in place. I was pleased to see President Russell M. Nelson revoke it.

How do you feel about the way the church addresses LGBTQ issues?

The church is trying. I’ve been really pleased with President Dallin Oaks’ and others’ efforts to try to find common ground. That’s why this recent action they took with regard to [transgender individuals in] the [General] Handbook seemed a little off, based on what they have been trying to do.

It’s a very difficult place for them to be. President Oaks continues to talk about gays in his General Conference talks. It’s as if he wants to draw a bright line that this is the way it is and there is not going to be a relaxing of that policy. It seems to me, that is what he’s trying [to articulate].

I have two gay granddaughters who have left the church. It causes me great sadness that we don’t have a place for everyone. They feel like there is nothing there for them.

How does environmentalism inform your faith?

We are given this beautiful planet upon which to live. As simple as I can state it, we should take care of it. We ought to make it a better place than when we came. We have to leave it in better shape, and we’re not doing that.