#timblr

[mhamdi19711]

Dear Friends and Colleagues on Tumblr,🙏🇵🇸🍉

‌Greetings of peace and blessings to you all.🙏

My name is Mohammed Hamdi. I am a 53-year-old architect📐 from Gaza🇵🇸 and a father of a family of six. Unfortunately, I am writing this message with a heavy heart, burdened by the pain and devastation caused by the relentless war on Gaza.

In an instant, I lost everything😔… My home🏘️, which sheltered me and my family, my office, which was my only source of livelihood, and even my car🚙, which eased my transportation. I am now homeless, wandering with my family under the biting cold and raging winds.

My children are suffering from the horrors of war, lacking sufficient food, water, medical care, and education to secure their future. We are living in dire conditions that no human should endure.

Today, I humbly reach out to you, my dear friends, asking for your support for my family and me. Whether through donations, however small they may be, or by sharing this message to reach those who can help us, every little effort can make a big difference in our lives and bring smiles back to our faces, weary from suffering.

May God bless you all, and I thank everyone who reads my message and contributes in any way, no matter how small.

With all my love and gratitude,

Please 🙏 donate and reblogged

https://gofund.me/50a9682b

[timdrakesstaff]

I am going to [Remembers suicide jokes and general violence is not good for the psyche] Do something Batman would not approve of

[timblrdrake]

“how long have you been 17” i age when the dancing queen ages.

[actuallyredrobin]

getting mad at batman and changing his ID in the justice league system to buttman

[angadgautama]

Yesterday I met her after almost 6 years, coincidentally we both sat at the same place, there was a difference of inches between us. But neither I nor she said a word. Our silence shows how vast a gap has come between us. point is she has a family now...but I'm still standing alone. she looks like the river, and i feel I'm a bridge.

[yusuf-iri-yusufum-yusuf]

Güven kalbinde ki Mutluluk gibidir,

'O'nu bulduğunda 'O'nun la olur. . . !!!

[wanderingsoulstuff7]

Beach + sunset + YOU

[dimblrtrake]

Dear dimmy,

Hope this ask finds you in good health as I seek wisdom

Say one might want to ask a dear friend (*cough* Tim Drake) to create a grant for a friend's endeavours, do you think this Pookie-pie would aid if they said PRETTY PLEASE I JUST WANNA MEET SPIDERMAN I ONLY WANT LIKE A MEASLY MILLION I SWEARRRRR AND ILL USE THE MULTIVERSAL TRAVEL FOR A GOOD CAUSE OR SMT

-@candy-penrose

iiii think your friend (tim drake) will be completely willing and able to fund your friend’s (your) endeavour

THOUGH i will have you know the multiverse is real and it’s happening on tumblr as we speak

[renaissanceofthearts]

[Spider of the Four Winds]

(THUNDERWEB)

In Native American cultures, the spider is a powerful and multifaceted symbol that carries various meanings depending on the tribe, region, and context. Often revered for its craftsmanship, creativity, and connection to the natural world, the spider is also seen as a figure of wisdom, balance, and protection.

Geometric shapes are a cornerstone of Native American art, particularly in pottery, weaving, and beadwork. These patterns often include triangles, diamonds, squares, zigzags, spirals, and concentric circles.These designs are usually stylized representations of nature, the cosmos, or spiritual concepts. For example, triangles can represent mountains or arrows, and spirals might symbolize life cycles or the concept of growth and change.Notable Examples: The Navajo and Hopi are known for their intricate geometric patterns in weaving and pottery. The Zuni also create geometric motifs in their pottery and jewelry designs.

The orca (also known as the killer whale) holds deep significance in the cultures of many Native American tribes, especially those from the Pacific Northwest Coast. In these cultures, the orca is a powerful and revered animal, often symbolizing strength, intelligence, leadership, family, and protection. The orca's role in Native American mythology, storytelling, and symbolism can vary somewhat across different tribes, but there are common themes and attributes associated with this majestic creature.

Orcas are frequently depicted in art, totem poles, and ceremonial regalia. As a symbol of power, family, and transformation, they are often incorporated into visual representations of spiritual strength and connection.In some rituals and dances, orca imagery is used to invoke the spirit of the orca as a guide or protector. The totemic use of orcas in Native American cultures, especially in the form of painted designs or carved figures, represents their role as spiritual allies or ancestral guides.

[debralsposts]

I thought I should do this the last time, put myself out there lol

Looking for a good man for myself

[a-tired-gothamite]

Me: huh Tim answered an anon ask. WAIT A MINUTE—

The minute i looked at the tags Iw as like huhhh??? Don’t I know that account??

So uh. Idk if you knew

-Sam

[timdrakesstaff]

Gazing over Jen's shoulder while she plays COTL and I poke her to tell the Leo's I say hi once again

[timblrdrake]

don’t do 🍃 kids, you’ll end up with.. many tumblr drafts.

[actuallyredrobin]

I bet you ask the criminals of Gotham for help on your homework

okay well…. sometimes i might.

it’s not my fault they’re educated and i’m resourceful- also rogues are usually far less violent while they’re teaching you.

[sunshinelui]

Human! Gangle I've been wanting to do this for a long time...I like what she wouldn't be. ^^ 💕

She also got a sister :D

well, a small bonus ><

protective Ragatha;)

[yusuf-iri-yusufum-yusuf]

"Herkesle kahve içilmez çünkü kahve yalnızlıktır. Beraber kahve içtiğin kişi yalnızlığını bozduğuna değmeli....☕️😌❤️‍🩹💔 Neden hep özlüyorum 😌❤️‍🩹😭😔