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So many years ago I went to a bead convention with my friend's mom and one of the beads I got was some netsuke beads which one of them was this wooden dragon turtle. Eventually I wire wrapped a red tigers eye bead and dragon vein agate (sometimes known as spider web agate) bead to make it into a pendant. I did have an idea of what beads I wanted to use to make it into a necklace but I put it on the back burner for YEARS until now. The dark red faceted stone beads I am unsure what type of stone it is. I am happy I finally finished this personal piece.
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Full List of Names Pre-2025-02-12
Comparison (Names only in 1st or 2nd Position down Below)
A
Abyss
Acacia
Ace
Agate
Air
Alpha
Amber
Amethyst
Ancient
Angel
Anti
Apocalypse
Apple
Aqua
Aquamarine
Arch
Arctic
Ash
Attack
Aurora
Autumn
Azure
Baby
Ball
Banana
Basalt
Bat
Bay
Bear
Beat
Bee
Berry
Beryl
Big
Birch
Bird
Blaze
Blind
Block
Blue
Bold
Book
Botanic
Bottle
Boulder
Bow
Box
Brain
Bramble
Brass
Brave
Bread
Breath
Breeze
Bright
Brilliant
Broken
Bronze
Bubble
Bullet
Bumble
Butter
Butterly
Cactus
Cake
Candle
Candy
Caramel
Carrot
Cash
Castle
Cat
Chance
Chaos
Charcoal
Charm
Cherry
Chestnut
Chip
Chocolate
Chunky
Cinder
Cinnamon
Citrine
Clash
Class
Classy
Clear
Clever
Cloud
Clover
Club
Coal
Coco
Cocoa
Coconut
Coffee
Cold
Color
Cookie
Cool
Copper
Coral
Core
Corn
Coyote
Crazy
Crescent
Crimson
Crow
Crown
Crystal
Cup
Cupcake
Cute
Daisy
Dance
Danger
Dark
Darkness
Dash
Dawn
Day
Deep
Deer
Demon
Depth
Desert
Dew
Diamond
Dice
Dip
Disco
Dive
Divine
Dizzy
Doctor
Dog
Dollar
Dolphin
Domino
Donut
Doom
Double
Dragon
Drake
Dream
Drop
Druid
Drum
Duke
Dusk
Dust
Dusty
E
Eagle
Earth
East
Easter
Echo
Eclipse
Egg
Elder
Ember
Emerald
Epic
Evening
Ever
Extra
Fairy
Faith
Falcon
Fan
Fancy
Fantasy
Far
Farm
Fast
Fern
Field
Fire
Flame
Flash
Flower
Fluffy
Flutter
Fly
Force
Fortune
Fox
Freedom
Frenzy
Fresh
Frog
Frost
Fruit
Future
Galaxy
Game
Garden
Garnet
Gem
Ghost
Giga
Ginger
Glass
Glitter
Globe
Gloom
Glory
Glow
Gold
Grace
Grand
Grass
Gray
Great
Green
Griffin
Grim
Ground
Guardian
Hair
Hall
Hand
Harpy
Hawk
Hay
Hazel
Heat
Heaven
Heavy
Hero
Hollow
Holly
Home
Honey
Horse
Hour
Humming
Ice
Illusion
Indigo
Iron
Ivory
Jade
Jasper
Jazz
Jelly
Jewel
Juice
Jump
June
Jungle
Juniper
Jute
Kangaroo
Key
Kick
King
Kite
Knight
Koala
Lady
Lake
Land
Lavender
Leaf
Leather
Legend
Lemon
Life
Light
Lily
Lime
Lion
Little
Live
Lost
Love
Lucky
Luna
Lush
Magic
Magma
Marble
Maroon
Marzipan
Masked
Master
May
Maze
Mega
Melody
Melon
Memory
Metal
Meteor
Midnight
Milk
Mind
Mini
Mint
Miracle
Mirror
Mist
Mocking
Money
Moon
Morning
Moss
Mountain
Mouse
Movie
Music
Mystic
Myth
Nacho
Nature
Nebula
Night
Ninja
Noble
North
Nova
Nugget
Oak
Obsidian
Ocean
Octopus
Old
Olive
Onion
Onyx
Opal
Orange
Orchid
Osprey
Owl
Paladin
Pale
Panda
Paper
Park
Party
Peace
Peach
Pearl
Penguin
Pepper
Peridot
Phantom
Phoenix
Pie
Pine
Pink
Pirate
Pixel
Pop
Posh
Potato
Power
Proof
Pumpkin
Purple
Purpur
Quail
Quartz
Quest
Quick
Rain
Rainbow
Ranger
Raspberry
Raven
Red
Rich
River
Robin
Rock
Root
Rose
Row
Royal
Ruby
Rune
Sad
Saddle
Salt
Sand
Sapphire
Scarlet
Scary
Scroll
Sea
Sequoia
Set
Shade
Shadow
Shark
Ship
Sienna
Silent
Silver
Sky
Small
Snake
Snow
Soft
Solid
Solo
Song
Soul
Sound
South
Spark
Sparkle
Spell
Spider
Spirit
Sporty
Spotlight
Spring
Spruce
Squirrel
Star
Steam
Steel
Step
Stone
Storm
Strawberry
Sugar
Summer
Sun
Sunny
Sunrise
Sunset
Swamp
Sweet
Swift
Table
Tea
Thorn
Thunder
Tiger
Time
Tin
Tiny
Titan
Tooth
Topaz
Town
Trail
Tree
Trouble
Truth
Tsunami
Tulip
Turtle
Tuxedo
Twilight
Twin
Twinkle
Ultra
Umber
Un
Unicorn
Vanilla
Violet
Voice
Void
Wall
Walnut
Walrus
Water
Wave
Way
Weather
Web
West
Wild
Willow
Wind
Wing
Winter
Wish
Witch
Wizard
Wolf
Wonder
Wood
World
Yam
Yellow
Yoga
Youth
Yule
Zap
Zebra
Zombie
Ace
Agate
Air
Amber
Anchor
Angel
Anthem
Apocalypse
Apple
Apricot
Aquamarine
Attack
Aura
Away
Bag
Band
Bank
Beach
Beam
Bean
Bear
Beat
Beauty
Bee
Bell
Belle
Berg
Berry
Beryl
Bird
Birth
Biscuit
Blaze
Block
Blood
Blossom
Blue
Board
Bolt
Bone
Book
Born
Bottle
Boulder
Bow
Box
Boy
Brain
Bramble
Brass
Bread
Break
Breath
Breeze
Broken
Bronze
Brook
Brother
Bubble
Buddy
Bug
Bullet
Butter
Butterfly
Cactus
Cake
Candle
Candy
Caramel
Care
Cash
Caster
Catcher
Cave
Chain
Champion
Chance
Charm
Chaser
Cherry
Chestnut
Chief
Child
Chip
Chocolate
Chunk
Citrine
Clash
Class
Clear
Cloud
Clover
Club
Cocoa
Color
Comet
Cookie
Copper
Core
Corn
Craft
Crasher
Crescent
Crimson
Cross
Crow
Crown
Crumb
Crush
Cry
Crystal
Cube
Cup
Cupcake
Dale
Dancer
Danger
Dark
Dark
Darling
Dash
Dawn
Deep
Deer
Demon
Desert
Desire
Destiny
Dew
Diamond
Dice
Dip
Disco
Diver
Divine
Dollar
Dolphin
Dome
Doom
Dove
Dragon
Drake
Dream
Dreamer
Drink
Drop
Druid
Drummer
Duck
Duke
Dusk
Dust
Eagle
Earth
Echo
Eclipse
Effect
Egg
Escape
Eye
Fairy
Faith
Falcon
Fall
Fan
Farm
Father
Feather
Field
Fighter
Film
Finder
Fire
Fish
Flake
Flame
Flash
Flight
Floor
Flower
Fly
Flyer
Force
Form
Fortune
Frame
Free
Friend
Frost
Fruit
Future
Gait
Galaxy
Game
Gap
Garden
Garnet
Gate
Gaze
Gazer
Gem
Ghost
Gift
Girl
Glass
Glimmer
Globe
Gloom
Glory
Glow
Goal
Goat
Gold
Grace
Green
Griffin
Ground
Growth
Guard
Guardian
Guest
Gum
Habitat
Hair
Hall
Hand
Harmony
Harpy
Hat
Hawk
Hazel
Head
Heart
Heat
Heaven
Herb
Hero
Hill
Hollow
Home
Honey
Honor
Hoof
Hope
Horse
Hour
Humming
Hunter
Hurricane
Hype
Ice
Icon
Idol
Ie
Ivory
Jasper
Jazz
Jewel
Joke
Joker
Joy
Juice
Jump
Jumper
Jungle
Juniper
Kangaroo
Keeper
Key
Kick
Kid
King
Kiss
Kite
Knight
Knock
Koala
Lady
Lake
Land
Lavender
Leader
Leaf
Legend
Lemon
Less
Letter
Liberty
Life
Light
Lily
Lime
Lin
Ling
Lion
Live
Log
Loop
Lord
Love
Luck
Lucky
Lush
Ly
Machine
Madness
Magic
Man
Mane
Maniac
Mare
Mark
Maroon
Mask
Masked
Master
Matter
Maze
Meadow
Melody
Melon
Memory
Metal
Milk
Mind
Mint
Mirror
Mist
Mocking
Mode
Moment
Monster
Moon
Mother
Mountain
Movie
Music
Mystery
Mystic
Myth
Nature
Nebula
Ninja
Nova
Novel
Nugget
O
Oak
Oasis
Ocean
Octopus
Omen
Onion
Orange
Orb
Orchid
Osprey
Owl
Pair
Paladin
Panda
Paper
Park
Part
Party
Path
Peak
Pearl
Penguin
Pepper
Peridot
Petal
Phantom
Phoenix
Pie
Piece
Pine
Pink
Pirate
Pixel
Place
Plan
Planet
Plant
Play
Pop
Potential
Power
Price
Prince
Princess
Promise
Proof
Pumpkin
Punk
Purple
Purpose
Quake
Quartz
Queen
Quest
Quiver
Rabbit
Racer
Rain
Rainbow
Rambler
Range
Ranger
Raspberry
Ray
Reader
Rebel
Red
Respect
Rest
Rich
Rider
Ring
Rising
River
Road
Robin
Rock
Rocket
Role
Root
Rose
Row
Royal
Ruby
Runner
Saga
Sand
Scout
Scroll
Secret
Seeker
Sequoia
Set
Shade
Shadow
Shell
Shelter
Shimmer
Shine
Ship
Shore
Shout
Shy
Signal
Silence
Silver
Singer
Sister
Sky
Smash
Smoke
Snap
Snout
Snow
Solid
Solo
Song
Soul
Spark
Sparkle
Spell
Spice
Spider
Spirit
Splash
Spot
Squirrel
Stallion
Star
Steel
Step
Stone
Storm
Strawberry
Stream
Strider
String
Sunrise
Sunset
Surfer
Surprise
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Fairy Names Pt. 2
Fly with you! It’s been a while hasn’t it? Anyway, I’m here for a second part of one of my most popular posts.
The first post listed fairy names that were used in the DS game “Tinker Bell and the Great Fairy Rescue” in the create-a-fairy section of the game. While the names provided were feminine, I have pulled all of the masculine fairy names from the original Pixie Hollow game. Some names are repeats from the original post, but I kept them in as I wanted to get this out as soon as possible. I hope you enjoy. Here’s the original post.
~🧚🏻♀️🔥 Foxglove
First
Aaron
Ace
Acorn
Agate
Ajay
Alabaster
Alder
Alec
Aleron
Alex
Anchor
Andrew
Archer
Axel
Badger
Bailey
Baker
Bale
Banjo
Barclay
Basil
Benjy
Bert
Bevel
Birch
Bo
Boomer
Boone
Brock
Bruce
Brynn
Buddy
Burr
Burton
Buster
Calder
Casper
Cecil
Cedar
Chance
Chase
Chip
Clay
Cliff
Coal
Cog
Comet
Cosmo
Cote
Covey
Crag
Crane
Cyan
Dale
Dane
Darius
Darrin
Dawson
Decker
Deon
Devlin
Dewey
Donner
Drake
Dug
Dunn
Dustin
Dusty
Echo
Eddy
Edward
Elk
Emery
Erik
Ernie
Errol
Fennel
Fincher
Finn
Fir
Flint
Ford
Francis
Garnet
Glen
Gourd
Gourdie
Grove
Grub
Gull
Hale
Hare
Harris
Hawk
Henry
Heron
Hob
Jacob
James
Jasper
Jay
Kernal
Koto
Lance
Lark
Leaf
Lore
Lute
Lyric
Martin
Maze
Mica
Michal
Nadir
Nester
Oak
Ollie
Onyx
Otter
Peat
Pier
Pine
Quake
Quarry
Quinn
Rain
Ranger
Reed
Richard
River
Robin
Rook
Rusty
Rye
Sage
Sam
Scout
Sean
Seth
Shale
Shoal
Skimmer
Skyler
Spike
Spruce
Sterling
Stone
Tad
Teak
Thatcher
Thistle
Timber
Tiny
Toadstool
Tobey
Todd
Topher
Torn
Torrey
Vail
Valiant
Vern
Vic
Wedge
Wes
Wren
Wynn
Zak
Middle
Air
Almond
Apple
Aspen
Autumn
Badger
Bark
Beacon
Bear
Bitter
Brave
Bright
Brisk
Broom
Bumble
Candle
Cedar
Chilly
Citrus
Cloud
Cloudy
Clover
Cocoa
Copper
Cricket
Crow
Cub
Dapple
Dash
Day
Drift
Eagle
Elm
Evening
Falcon
Far
Fern
Fig
Fire
Fleet
Flicker
Foggy
Fox
Frost
Frozen
Funny
Garlic
Green
Hail
Hasty
Hawk
Hickory
Holly
Hurry
Ice
Ivy
Jelly
Jumpy
Lemon
Light
Lightning
Lime
Little
Lock
Lotus
Magic
Mango
Maple
Merry
Misty
Moon
Morning
Moss
Mossy
Mountain
Muddy
Never
Nickel
Night
Nimble
Oak
Orange
Otter
Parsley
Pear
Pebble
Pepper
Pine
Plum
Pollen
Pumpkin
Purple
Quick
Rain
Rainy
Rock
Rumble
Sage
Sandy
Sea
Shy
Silk
Slight
Snow
Sour
Speedy
Spider
Spring
Squall
Star
Storm
Stout
Strong
Sugar
Summer
Sun
Swift
Tangle
Thunder
Tiny
Toad
Tumble
Twisty
Water
Whiffle
Wild
Wind
Winter
Wrinkle
Last
Beam
Bee
Bell
Berry
Breath
Breeze
Bug
Button
Buzz
Chill
Chime
Cliff
Cloud
Clove
Crash
Curl
Dale
Dance
Dash
Dew
Din
Drop
Dust
Ear
Elbow
Eye
Feather
Field
Fig
Flame
Flap
Flash
Fleck
Flight
Flip
Flipper
Fly
Fog
Foot
Forest
Freeze
Fruit
Garden
Gem
Glade
Glimmer
Glow
Gourd
Grace
Griddlee
Gust
Heart
Hill
Hop
Horn
Hush
Jewel
Knee
Lake
Light
Lock
Loop
Lull
Meadow
Mello
Mint
Mist
Moon
Muddle
Muse
Newt
Noise
Nose
Peal
Pebble
Petal
Pin
Plume
Pond
Pool
Ray
Ripple
River
Roar
Root
Row
Ruckus
Rumble
Sand
Shadow
Sky
Smash
Song
Spark
Sparkle
Sparrow
Speck
Spirit
Splash
Spring
Sprite
Sprout
Stem
Stone
Storm
Stream
Stripe
Swamp
Swirls
Thistle
Thorn
Toad
Tree
Twill
Twist
Vale
Valley
Vine
Weather
Web
Whirl
Whisk
Whisper
Willow
Wind
Wing
Wings
Wink
Wish
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sir, the Content is very concerning
but yes i still think about Him every day too
spider web pendant: blue web agate in silver (available)
from the photo series: “a rare unedited one because i promised my favorite mom on the internet i would”
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Monday July 22
Island Mine (4.3 mi on map)
Apple Watch 5.05, total time 3:10, average pace 39’48”, 731 ft elevation gain
We were in pretty thick trees and there was a layer of thin clouds, so the sun didn’t wake me up this morning … but Jeff packing up his sleeping bag did. I snuggled into my sleeping bag and wished I could sleep for another hour, but the sound of the others moving around made me get up.
Made a smaller batch of Oatmeal this morning, remembered my spices and we threw in some strawberries and blueberries that Lynn & Kent’s daughter had dehydrated. We added some olive oil (Jeff accidentally burned the top last night so we were trying to use it up) and it was quite tasty - and just the right portion size for our group! Clean up took a little longer, and we had a few laughs while we were packing up as Dan, who didn’t have a belt along, tried to make suspenders out of rope to keep his pants up!
Three guys came in last night on a boat, we didn’t chat with them then, but did a little this morning when they came up to camp in search of the privy. They’re from Duluth, up here fishing. They mentioned it might rain today, but for now it was very thin clouds. For the second day though, Lake Superior was eerily calm!
By 9:30a, we were packs on and ready to go. We had some intel from the guys we’d met yesterday, plus there was a sign by the pier describing the best route to the Island Mine trailhead. That was to walk along the beach as the trail was overgrown and you could also be thrown off by animal trails!
There were two spots we had to leave the beach - one over the Siskiwit River on a rickety bridge, and then for a short cut over the peninsula. I led that portion, getting a face full of spider webs. I must have left the mosquitoes in my wake however, because the rest of the group came out to the beach and quickly put their bug nets on! The rocks on the beach on the other side of the peninsula were prettier, and I quickly spotted an agate! Most of Lake Superior’s shores are picked clean of agates these days, but I’m guessing few people actually traverse this beach! Lots of other cool rocks with algae or something that looked like hieroglyphics!
We had 1.8 miles of beach walk, then turned inland. I braced myself for more busting through the foliage, but was so delighted to find it was mostly beautiful trail! We had a packs off break at 3 miles and I unzipped my pant legs and took off the t-shirt underneath my long sleeve hiking shirt. We’d been climbing and I was hot!! I sprayed down with bug dope and wasn’t too irritated by them today.
We continued to climb, and most of us took another “lay down on the granite slab break” after a particularly steep climb (which made me feel like lap 13 on last years 29029 challenge!). We were delighted to come upon the Island Mine campground just after the 5 mile mark on my watch - about 1 pm.
It was a fabulous group campsite with more than 4 awesome tent sites and a fire ring, but the place was swarming with mosquitoes! We pitched our tents, and started gathering firewood. Good to get some smoke going to dissipate the bugs somewhat.
Tam brought out lunch and it was different to be eating lunch with a fire going and tents already pitched.
The guys from yesterday also told us they found a small stream for water about a quarter mile up the trail. A group of us ventured out there, Dan used his pump filter, Kent filled the gravity filter, and I used the steripen on the full Nalgene bottles. We calculated how much water we’d need for dinner, breakfast and hiking tomorrow - a lot! Just as we were finishing up, it started raining lightly. Lynn headed back to have Jeff and Gary help her set up their new awning. The campsite has a pretty thick canopy of trees, so not a lot of rain was falling in most spots of our side - just sprinkles on our tent.
Good to have the time to hang around this afternoon. It’s been hard to visit on these narrow, overgrown trails! Jeff retreated to the tent for a siesta, and I went in to write and read. The others stayed outside visiting, even though it was raining harder. I love being in the tent in a rainstorm!!
Jeff and I emerged from our tent about 5:30p and found the gang had water boiling for dinner. We shared 3 packets of Ginger Chicken with Rice - yummy, with chocolate bars for desert, plus we finished off our little bit of bourbon. While we were finishing dinner, we had a visitor. A guy from Kentucky camping on the single sites with his 17 year old daughter and 12 year old son. They came from Feldtman Lake today - about 17 miles - wow! They flew into Windigo and are hiking to Rock Harbor then will take the Ranger to Copper Harbor to rendezvous with his wife and younger two kids - hard core!!
Lynn and Kent were nervous about where their tent was pitched so after dinner we moved their tent to under their awning for the evening. We stood around the fire pit for awhile, stirring the ashes and soaking up the heat, wearing our rain jackets. We’d expected rain, and thankfully, this was perfectly timed.
Early night, planning on early departure so we can relax and clean up before our plane leaves at 3p EST from Windigo. The plan is to be hiking by 7am!!
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Conversations with Christopher: Agate
Agate meets the oddest creatures in the Forest of Tears.
In no hurry to go home, Agate wanders beneath the trees in the Forest of Tears, one finger playing with a ginger whisker. He finds himself stopping next to the circle of crimson mushrooms to study the slender, beardless youth standing within. The youth in turn is studying a spider web glistening with dew, catching the shimmering light which seems to reflect in his multicolored…

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More treasures. <3 Several fluorites, a spider web jasper, quartz geode, a petsokey stone, and a jar of grape agates.
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Cryptidclaw's WC Prefixes List!
Yall said you were interested in seeing it so here it is!
This is a collection of mostly Flora, Fauna, Rocks, and other such things that can be found in Britain since that’s where the books take place!
I also have other Prefixes that have to do with pelt colors and patterns as well!
Here’s a link to the doc if you dont want to expand a 650 word list on your Tumblr feed lol! the doc is also in my drive linked in my pined post!
below is the actual list! If there are any names you think I should add plz tell me!
EDIT: I will update the doc with new names as I come up with them or have them suggested to me, but I wont update the list on this post! Plz visit my doc for a more updated version!
Animals
Mammal
Badger
Bat
Bear
Beaver
Bison
Boar
Buck
Calf
Cow
Deer
Elk
Fawn
Ferret
Fox
Goat
Hare
Horse
Lamb
Lynx
Marten
Mole
Mouse
Otter
Rabbit
Rat
Seal
Sheep
Shrew
Squirrel
Stoat
Vole
Weasel
Wolf
Wolverine
Amphibians
Frog
Newt
Toad
Reptiles
Scale
Adder
Lizard
Snake
Turtle
Shell
Birds
Bird
Down
Feather
Albatross
Bittern
Buzzard
Chaffinch
Chick
Chicken
Coot
Cormorant
Corvid
Crane
Crow
Curlew
Dove
Duck
Dunlin
Eagle
Egret
Falcon
Finch
Gannet
Goose
Grouse
Gull
Hawk
Hen
Heron
Ibis
Jackdaw
Jay
Kestrel
Kite
Lark
Magpie
Mallard
Merlin
Mockingbird
Murrelet
Nightingale
Osprey
Owl
Partridge
Pelican
Peregrine
Petrel
Pheasant
Pigeon
Plover
Puffin
Quail
Raven
Robin
Rook
Rooster
Ruff
Shrike
Snipe
Sparrow
Starling
Stork
Swallow
Swan
Swift
Tern
Thrasher
Thrush
Vulture
Warbler
Whimbrel
Wren
Freshwater Fish
Fish
Bass
Bream
Carp
Dace
Eel
Lamprey
Loach
Minnow
Perch
Pike
Rudd
Salmon
Sterlet
Tench
Trout
Roach
Saltwater fish and other Sea creatures (would cats be able to find some of these? Probably not, I don't care tho)
Alge
Barnacle
Bass (Saltwater version)
Bream (Saltwater version)
Brill
Clam
Cod
Crab
Dolphin
Eel (Saltwater version)
Flounder
Garfish
Halibut
Kelp
Lobster
Mackerel
Mollusk
Orca
Prawn
Ray
Seal
Shark
Shrimp
Starfish
Sting
Urchin
Whale
Insects and Arachnids
Honey
Insect
Web
Ant
Bee
Beetle
Bug
Butterfly
Caterpillar
Cricket
Damselfly
Dragonfly
Fly
Grasshopper
Grub
Hornet
Maggot
Moth
Spider
Wasp
Worm
Trees
Acorn
Bark
Branch
Forest
Hollow
Log
Root
Stump
Timber
Tree
Twig
Wood
Alder
Apple
Ash
Aspen
Beech
Birch
Cedar
Cherry
Chestnut
Cypress
Elm
Fir
Hawthorn
Hazel
Hemlock
Linden
Maple
Oak
Pear
Poplar
Rowan
Redwood
Spruce
Willow
Yew
Flowers, Shrubs and Other plants
Berry
Blossom
Briar
Field
Flower
Leaf
Meadow
Needle
Petal
Shrub
Stem
Thicket
Thorn
Vine
Anemone
Apricot
Barley
Bellflower
Bluebell
Borage
Bracken
Bramble
Briar
Burnet
Buttercup
Campion
Chamomile
Chanterelle
Chicory
Clover
Cornflower
Daffodil
Daisy
Dandelion
Dogwood
Fallow
Fennel
Fern
Flax
Foxglove
Furze
Garlic
Ginger
Gorse
Grass
Hay
Heather
Holly
Honeysuckle
Hop
Hyacinth
Iris
Ivy
Juniper
Lavender
Lichen
Lilac
Lilly
Mallow
Marigold
Mint
Mistletoe
Moss
Moss
Mushroom
Nettle
Nightshade
Oat
Olive
Orchid
Parsley
Periwinkle
Pine
Poppy
Primrose
Privet
Raspberry
Reed
Reedmace
Rose
Rush
Rye
Saffron
Sage
Sedge
Seed
Snowdrop
Spindle
Strawberry
Tangerine
Tansy
Teasel
Thistle
Thrift
Thyme
Violet
Weed
Wheat
Woodruff
Yarrow
Rocks and earth
Agate
Amber
Amethyst
Arch
Basalt
Bounder
Cave
Chalk
Coal
Copper
Dirt
Dust
Flint
Garnet
Gold
Granite
Hill
Iron
Jagged
Jet
Mountain
Mud
Peak
Pebble
Pinnacle
Pit
Quartz
Ridge
Rock
Rubble
Ruby
Rust(y)
Sand
Sapphire
Sediment
Silt
Silver
Slate
Soil
Spire
Stone
Trench
Zircon
Water Formations
Bay
Cove
Creek
Delta
Lake
Marsh
Ocean
Pool
Puddle
River
Sea
Water
Weather and such
Autumn
Avalanche
Balmy
Blaze
Blizzard
Breeze
Burnt
Chill
Cinder
Cloud
Cold
Dew
Drift
Drizzle
Drought
Dry
Ember
Fall
Fire
Flame
Flood
Fog
Freeze
Frost
Frozen
Gale
Gust
Hail
Ice
Icicle
Lightening
Mist
Muggy
Rain
Scorch
Singe
Sky
Sleet
Sloe
Smoke
Snow
Snowflake
Soot
Sorrel
Spark
Spring
Steam
Storm
Summer
Sun
Thunder
Water
Wave
Wet
Wind
Winter
Celestial??
Comet
Dawn
Dusk
Evening
Midnight
Moon
Morning
Night
Noon
Twilight
Cat Features, Traits, and Misc.
Azure
Beige
Big
Black
Blonde
Blotch(ed)
Blue
Bounce
Bright
Brindle
Broken
Bronze
Brown
Bumble
Burgundy
Call
Carmine
Claw
Cobalt
Cream
Crimson
Cry
Curl(y)
Dapple
Dark
Dot(ted)
Dusky
Ebony
Echo
Fallen
Fleck(ed)
Fluffy
Freckle
Ginger
Golden
Gray
Green
Heavy
Kink
Knot(ted)
Light
Little
Lost
Loud
Marbled
Mew
Milk
Mottle
Mumble
Ochre
Odd
One
Orange
Pale
Patch(ed)
Pounce
Prickle
Ragged
Red
Ripple
Rough
Rugged
Russet
Scarlet
Shade
Shaggy
Sharp
Shimmer
Shining
Small
Smudge
Soft
Song
Speckle
Spike
Splash
Spot(ted)
Streak
Stripe(d)
Strong
Stump(y)
Sweet
Tall
Talon
Tangle
Tatter(ed)
Tawny
Tiny
Tough
Tumble
Twist
Violet
Whisker
Whisper
White
Wild
Wooly
Yellow
#cryptidclaw's warriors au#?#Im tempted to use these in the au#some characters deserve some more fun names hehe#rise of change#warrior cats#warrior cats design#warriors#warriors names#warriors naming#warriors prefixes
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Some time ago I bought this pair of brass bat wing pendants and got an idea of making these semi matching necklaces. I say semi since there is a subtle difference of what beads I used when making them.
The wing necklace on the left is made with small faceted stone beads (probably some type of agate), small round brecciated jasper beads, and agate (it is either spider web agate or birds eye agate) beads.
The wing necklace on the right is made with small faceted stone beads and agate beads like the left bat wing necklace except I used red tigers eye for this necklace.
If you are interested in these halloween themed necklaces you can purchase them on my storenvy here
#jewelry#handmade jewelry#handmade necklace#necklace#halloween#bat wing#bats#brass#autumn#bead jewelry#bead necklace#wire wrap necklace#wire wrap jewelry#agate beads#brecciated jasper beads#red tigers eye beads#chain necklace#pierce's jewelry making#mineral vulture art
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Words spoken and written have vibrations that weave themselves around us. If you are connecting with words of positivity, trust, and gratitude, you will welcome that energy into your life. Like the Buddha said, “what you think, you become. What you feel, you attract. What you imagine, you create.”
Before You Manifest
ground into gratitude: journal every day or week about what you are grateful for in your life right now. This allows you to root into what is important to you, providing a sense of clarity.
The Core of Manifesting
what do you want to FEEL?:
what do you DESIRE?:
what do those feelings and desires look like? visualize.
Ways to Manifesting
create a vision board with images that capture how you to FEEL and what your DESIRE.
on the back of the vision board write your intention with the belief and expectation that it is going to happen
tip: don’t specify a day or time rather choose a month or season you want it to happen on/by
create a dream box, a place where you can write out your intentions and place them inside with a clear quartz crystal
this allows for your intentions to be “planted” but not your sole focus, giving them time to be nurtured by the universe
create a personal mantra for yourself to repeat daily, like a prayer
ex: I Trust (say x3) or My Trust Is In The Universe etc.
take a clear quartz chunk and speak what you want to manifest into the quartz, allow the vibration of your voice to blanket the crystal.
place the crystal in a dark bag for protection (black or blue)
during morning prayer or spell work place this stone by your heart as you recite your personal manifestation mantra
Words of Wisdom
ask the universe and your guides for messages and signs
have an affirmation that keeps you connected to your intention
Ex: I found my home. I love my new job. I will have a daughter
Crystals for Manifesting: Clear Quartz, Tree Agate, Aquamarine, Amethyst, Citrine, Moonstone
Gods & Goddesses To Connect With
Ganesh (hindu): a god who removes obstacles
Tyche (greek): a goddess of fortune, chance and fate
Spider Woman (native american): a goddess who creates a webbing of energy to put you on your fated path
#manifesting#journaling#journal#desire#trust#law of the universe#witch#wicca#pagan#druid#buddha#healer#crystals#manifestation#manifest#manifest 101#101#goddess#spirit guides#wisdom#yoga#yogini#prayer#buddhism#clear quartz
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FICTIONAL CHARACTER ASK: MERCUTIO
Asked by @longagoitwastuesday
@gravedangerahead @thealmightyemprex @themousefromfantasyland @the-blue-fairie @softlytowardthesun @princesssarisa @ardenrosegarden @giuliettaluce @silverfoxstole
Favorite Thing About Them: He is a bohemian who enjoys dirty jokes, partying, dancing and singing, and has a great imagination for poetic, if also playfull, musings.
Least Favorite Thing About Them: He has very toxic conceptions about women and thinks that masculinity must be proven with violence, entering in a pointless duel with Tybalt and hipocritically blaming Romeo when he is killed, when in fact Romeo tried to stop the duel remembering that his kinsman, the Prince of Verona, had forbidden duels under penalty of death.
Three Things I Have In Common With Them:
* I ocasionally enjoy dirty jokes;
* My imagination runs wild;
* I like mascarades and costume parties;
Three Things I Don’t Have In Common With Them:
* I’m not related to nobility;
* I don’t enter in duels, i run away from the;
* I’m not an italian from Verona;
Favorite Line:
His Queen Mab speech at ACT I:
O, then, I see Queen Mab hath been with you. She is the fairies’ midwife, and she comes In shape no bigger than an agate-stone On the fore-finger of an alderman, Drawn with a team of little atomies Athwart men's noses as they lie asleep; Her wagon-spokes made of long spinners’ legs, The cover of the wings of grasshoppers, The traces of the smallest spider's web, The collars of the moonshine's wat'ry beams, Her whip of cricket's bone; the lash of film; Her waggoner a small grey-coated gnat, Not half so big as a round little worm Pricked from the lazy finger of a maid: Her chariot is an empty hazelnut Made by the joiner squirrel or old grub, Time out o’ mind the fairies’ coachmakers. And in this state she gallops night by night Through lovers’ brains, and then they dream of love; O’er courtiers’ knees, that dream on court'sies straight, O’er lawyers’ fingers, who straight dream on fees, O’er ladies ‘ lips, who straight on kisses dream, Which oft the angry Mab with blisters plagues, Because their breaths with sweetmeats tainted are: Sometime she gallops o’er a courtier's nose, And then dreams he of smelling out a suit; And sometime comes she with a tithe-pig's tail Tickling a parson's nose as a’ lies asleep, Then dreams, he of another benefice: Sometime she driveth o’er a soldier's neck, And then dreams he of cutting foreign throats, Of breaches, ambuscadoes, Spanish blades, Of healths five-fathom deep; and then anon Drums in his ear, at which he starts and wakes, And being thus frighted swears a prayer or two And sleeps again. This is that very Mab That plaits the manes of horses in the night, And bakes the elflocks in foul sluttish hairs, Which once untangled, much misfortune bodes: This is the hag, when maids lie on their backs, That presses them and learns them first to bear, Making them women of good carriage This is she—
brOTP: Romeo Montague, Benvolio Montague, Juliet Capulet.
OTP: Benvolio Montague.
nOTP: Count Paris, Romeo Montague, Tybalt Capulet.
Random Headcanon: He is born ilegitimate, wich makes him mistakenly thing that, since he is not viable candidate to heir the title of Prince of Verona, the field between Montagues and Capulets will not affect him and he can do whatever he wants, wich his older relative, Escalus, tries constantly to warn him that is not truth, with no success.
Unpopular Opinion: He is not more inteligent than Romeo Montague and Juliet Capulet. He may be the most funny and cynical, but his actions are the most impulsive, starting the domino of deaths when he unnecessaraly enters the duel Tybalt.
Song I Associate With Them:
Cinzas, from Grupo Galpão’s production of the play
Favorite Picture of Them:
Brazilian actor Rodolfo Vaz, who is my favorite Mercutio
#romeo and juliet#shakespeare#fictional character ask#character ask meme#bardolatry#tragedies#rodolfo vaz#grupo galpão
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Day 5. This corridor (7) is filled with a spiral of webs that leads to a large hole in the floor. There is a giant wolf spider living here. If the spider is defeated, PCs can retrieve a bag of holding with 7 moss agates, 2 healing potions, and a spell scroll w/Witch Bolt.

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"spider web" Obsidian pattern is characterized by fine lines and curves that resemble a spider's web. These patterns form due to the presence of small gas bubbles and minerals incorporated into the rock during its formation.
Obsidian Deposits in Mexico
Mexico is known for having some of the world's best obsidian deposits. The obsidian from this region is famous for its quality and beauty, and has been used for centuries to manufacture tools, weapons, and decorative objects.
At Supernova Minerales, we work with communities of lapidaries that have their origins in pre-Hispanic times and still preserve the techniques of the past. We are committed to supporting these communities and promoting the preservation of their traditional techniques.
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Personal correspondences
Orange daylily, prosperity, high energy. Add to a spell for speed or high energy.
Rose, romance, love, offerings to local spirits.
Garnet, personal power. Can represent the self in a working.
Turitella agate, ancestor work, home, family. Can represent a relative in a working.
Rainbow moonstone, intuition, psychism, calming.
Mugwort and Wormwood, in a drink for DreamWork, I burn Wormwood to enhance intuition.
Dahlia, inner strength, great for personality or ego work. Power. Dignity. Used alongside blood magic.
Tar or stones with the presence of tar, to aid in breaking bad habits, namely smoking.
Tar from a specific location, a river in the town I grew up in, strong protection, hexwork.
Red daisy, love and romance. Powerful in love workings. Includes platonic love.
Goldenrod, Prosperity, fortune, luck.
Russian Sage, Dreamwork sachets. The scent is good for sinus and tension relief.
Spider Web, To draw things in and hold them. I.E Negativity, prosperity, Love, friendship. Great for protection and hexwork. In a hex to draw the target into the misfortune and hold them there.
Pine Sap, Binding rituals utilizing petition papers. In example Binding an individual with an outcome using symbology: An individual to prosperity using a symbol for money, or an amount.
Blackberry Stick with Thorn, to entangle an enemy within hexwork.
Used in a cloth doll to incur internal pain.
Chamomile, money, especially in an incense blend.
Marigold, as offerings to attract spirits.
Buckthorn branch, motivation to cleanse space. Sweep in the air to cleanse, or motivate.
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