#sunday post

[attex]

it is magolor day my dudes (ft. kirby, meta knight and bandana dee)

[tenebrare]

Hellraiser - After all, YOU made me!

As I have said before - Elliot Spencer really brought that split personality disorder to a whole new level. Having dinner with both of them same time might be quite entertaining. Would they always agree about everything ? Politics? Music? Amount of sugar in coffee? Kinks in bedroom? If only people, who use cube see Hell priest, would he able like cheat in poker by letting his other self look what hand everyone else in table has?

[halltastic]

[the-banks-of-lethe]

It’s Sunday, so I want to take a moment to unwind from this week, and reset for the next one.

I'd like to share a little breathing technique that I've learned; 4 seconds breath in (through nose), 4 seconds hold, 4 seconds breath out (through mouth).

You can repeat this cycle as many times as you want / need, but some people only like to repeat it four times.

It's reffered to as the '4-4-4 method', 'box breathing', or 'square breathing', among other names. It can help reduce stress and can really help with focus. I know I personally use it when I'm anxious about something, usually before a driving lesson (driving freaks me out and I get all shaky and start zoning out, not good, I know).

"People with high stress jobs, such as soldiers and police officers, often use box breathing when their bodies are in fight, flight, or freeze mode. This technique is also relevant for anyone interested in recentering themselves or improving their concentration." -https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/321805#breathing-and-health - here is a full article on box breathing! “It allows you to slow your breath, and it also has an aspect of meditation,” Dr. Young says. “As you’re breathing, you’re also silently counting, which is a kind of mantra meditation that, again, calms the nervous system and brings you into the present moment.” -https://health.clevelandclinic.org/box-breathing-benefits - another good article on box breathing!

Of course you aren't limited to only using this (or any) breathing technique when you're stress - it may be a good habit to get into!

I'm gonna leave you guys with a little quote;

"Don't bend; don't water it down; don't try to make it logical; don't edit your own soul according to the fashion. Rather, follow your most intense obsessions mercilessly." - Franz Kafka

And with that, I hope you all have a wonderful day / night, and may Hypnos bless those in need of plentiful slumber, and may Pasithea help you find the time to sit down and rest your eyes.

Sweet dreams 💙

[scotianostra]

On March 8th 1936 Oor Wullie and The Broons made their first appearance in the Sunday Post.

Jings , Crivven’s, and Help ma boab!! All words synonymous with oor we dungaree wearing hero.

Wullie and his gang have been keeping boredom at bay for decades in the typical Scottish town of Auchenshoogle.

The rascal has become an icon sitting on an upturned bucket in his famous dungarees as he plans the latest pranks and japes.

Fat Bob, Soapy Soutar, Wee Eck, Primrose (and don’t forget Jeemy the mouse) all join in the fun, with Wullie’s Ma, Pa and poor old PC Murdoch also playing starring roles.

Some famous faces have appeared in the strip over the years including Nicola Sturgeon, Ewan McGregor, Andy Murray and Amy Macdonald.

A 2004 survey voted Wullie ‘Scotland’s Favourite Son’, beating William Wallace, Sean Connery and Rabbie Burns in the top four

Everyone knows the Broons. Hen is still the tallest beanpole in Scotland, Joe’s still flexing his muscles, Maggie’s still as gorgeous as ever, Daphne’s still trying to get a man, Horace is constantly swotting and the never-named Twins are always up to mischief. And that’s not forgetting the brainiest Bairn in Scotland, the ever youthful Granpaw and heads of the whole clan - matriarch Maw and put-upon Paw.

Although they’ve only ever appeared in the pages of the Dundee-based Sunday newspaper, the annuals - which alternate year about between Oor Wullie and The Broons - are still flying off the shelves faster than Granpaw’s false teeth during a toffee apple eating contest.

The annuals are always in the top ten Christmas bestsellers at booksellers Waterstone’s.

While the two strips adhere to the traditional format there have been some changes over the years, not all go down well, like when hen they tried printing the comics strips in colour the 90s, Michty me! There were shoals of complaints from readers and they had to go back to black and white In the most recent annuals, Horace gets a makeover and is mistaken for Harry Potter, while other characters are seen clutching mobile phones, checking e-mails on laptops, singing on karaoke machines and watching satellite TV.

[lescommunity]

Community S05E08 App Development and Condiments

[kateshappyplants]

Happy Sunday~ we are celebrating my grandmother’s birthday today; 90 years old!

anyway, it gave me an excuse to dress up and buy new dresses for the summer 💕

[dcviated]

me: yeah the guna is straight up a good vanilla boy :)

guna: manifesting deviancy and kinks like weeds on a warm day

[reiketsui]

me seeing archer in any form of official media: your only good quality are your gay little hips and the way you show it off with your crop top

[cinnamon-spilled]

To Your Neverland

If the sky was a giant canvas,

I would paint a portrait of you

With the stars,

Not with the clouds which form

Majestic shapes-

Clear to the eyes.

Although I would like

the whole world to see it.

I’d still choose the stars,

That glints like hope on dark nights.

The kind of hope you’re to me.

I’d still choose the stars,

That sparkle the way your eyes do,

The way mine does when I think of you.

To love you is like admiring-

The reflection of the moon in a lake.

Moon that has almost fallen in it,

And I could hold it in my palms.

So, I would fill them with water-

To carry the moon in it.

But for how long could I hold it?

I know that the moon is far-far away,

Out of my reach.

Yet I look at it fondly,

And smile like the moon itself,

The crescent one.

When I come back home on a burning may afternoon,

And plop in the coolest corner of my room-

Under chilling air–

Sipping on ice-topped lemonade.

That’s the kind of comfort I feel with you.

Like chocolates and ramen-

My go-to comfort food when I feel low.

An instant remedy for happiness.

You are the only ray of moonlight,

That could somehow reach me,

At the depths of the sea.

A blessing given to me when I told God,

To give me what he thinks is best–

When I did not know what to pray for,

Thinking I had all I could ever ask for.

So what if you are in such a land,

I've known through newspapers.

A Neverland lost in the course of history.

I am searching for pixie dust–

So I could fly like Peter Pan

To Your Neverland.

~Cinemmonroll✨

[attex]

it is magolor day my dudes

[tenebrare]

KIRSTY: No! You… You can't! It wasn't me…I didn't do it! I didn't open the box! FEMALE CENOBITE: Didn't open the box. And what was it last time? Didn't know what the box was. And yet we DO keep finding each other, don't we? PINHEAD: Oh, Kirsty; so eager to play, so reluctant to admit it. FEMALE CENOBITE: Perhaps you're teasing us. Are you teasing us?

[silyabeeodess]

Check out "The Chosen" Series: Youtube Link Website App (Google Play) App (Apple Store)

[ohhellno]

Belinda Carlisle on the cover of The Sunday Post 2023

[scotianostra]

On March 8th 1936 Oor Wullie and The Broons made their first appearance in the Sunday Post.

Jings , Crivven’s, and Help ma boab!! All words synonymous with oor we dungaree wearing hero, that oor ain Susan posted a pic of just this morning.

Wullie and his gang have been keeping boredom at bay for decades in the typical Scottish town of Auchenshoogle.

The rascal has become an icon sitting on an upturned bucket in his famous dungarees as he plans the latest pranks and japes.

Fat Bob, Soapy Soutar, Wee Eck, Primrose (and don’t forget Jeemy the mouse) all join in the fun, with Wullie’s Ma, Pa and poor old PC Murdoch also playing starring roles.

Some famous faces have appeared in the strip over the years including Nicola Sturgeon, Ewan McGregor, Andy Murray and Amy Macdonald.

A 2004 survey voted Wullie ‘Scotland’s Favourite Son’, beating William Wallace, Sean Connery and Rabbie Burns in the top four

Everyone knows the Broons. Hen is still the tallest beanpole in Scotland, Joe’s still flexing his muscles, Maggie’s still as gorgeous as ever, Daphne’s still trying to get a man, Horace is constantly swotting and the never-named Twins are always up to mischief. And that’s not forgetting the brainiest Bairn in Scotland, the ever youthful Granpaw and heads of the whole clan - matriarch Maw and put-upon Paw.

Although they’ve only ever appeared in the pages of the Dundee-based Sunday newspaper, the annuals - which alternate year about between Oor Wullie and The Broons - are still flying off the shelves faster than Granpaw’s false teeth during a toffee apple eating contest.

The annuals are always in the top ten Christmas bestsellers at booksellers Waterstone’s.

While the two strips adhere to the traditional format there have been some changes over the years, not all go down well, like when hen they tried printing the comics strips in colour the 90s, Michty me! There were shoals of complaints from readers and they had to go back to black and white In the most recent annuals, Horace gets a makeover and is mistaken for Harry Potter, while other characters are seen clutching mobile phones, checking e-mails on laptops, singing on karaoke machines and watching satellite TV.

It’s only on International women’s day to post Oor Nicalo with Wullie. 

Want more history on the comics, check out this link here http://scotiafile.blogspot.com/…/a-brief-history-of-oor-wul…

[jayadophotography]

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