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when i wake up in the morning the very first thing i do after i brush my teeth and check my mail is draw! so i’m always super stiff! hahaha! (-^ O^-) but i make a little sketch every morning to get my hands warmed up! i didn’t really have a place to post them before... so i guess i’ll post them here! (O wO) <3 today i doodled a little frog prince!!! hahahah!!! well~ be open to the magical and have a beautiful day everybody! (^ O^) MUCH LOVE!!! <3 <3 <3 <3
this stuff is good stuff <3 <3 <3 <3
Inspirational WTNV tweets
darling @kyluxtrashcompactor tagged me for selfies!!! so selfies they shall receive!!! <3 <3 <3 <3 i get a lot of hair elastics stuck in my stupidly long hair... i drink a lot of coke zero, laugh too much, (and too hard! lol!) and have a huge forehead! LOL! LOL! i should probably go back to bangs again! HAHAHA!!! XD
Pidgyyyyy! I'm excited for your positivity blog!! You are a ray of sunshine, this is going to be such a happy place!!! <333
heheh! i sure hope so!!! but if it is ~ it’s only because people like you have helped me to be so happy!!! <3 <3 <3 i can’t say thank you enough!!! (^ O^)
YAY!!!! New blog!!!! I'm so excited :D
me too!!! me too!!! (-^ O^-) <3 <3 <3 hahaha!! it’s not gonna keep me from drawing, but i hope it’ll give me more motivation to leave the house sometimes and lead a better life overall! if i can share the fun stuff with everybody else it’ll help me stop being such a house hermit i think! LOL! LOL! so i guess we’ll see!
the new (old) blog! <3
HEY!!! how goes it?!?! maybe you’re coming here from another blog?! or maybe you were always following me here?!?!? whatever the case is! this is now the home of Pidgy’s positivity blog!!! WELCOME!!! it’s going to be a totally random ride! there will be no theme at all except GOOD FEELS!!! <3 <3 <3 so if you’re into that, WELCOME! i’m excited to share this space with you!!! WOO!!! <3 <3 <3 *HUGS FOR EVERYBODY* have a gawd damn MAGICAL day!!! *throws confetti in the air*
awwwwwwwww I love him!!!!!!! hes so cute with the lil smile and the tail and awwww 🥺🥺🥺 he's so happy that skizzley is typing, as he should be :)))
I love the i earring especially! very good, very good <3
(hheheheehe <3 get it? u get it)
i hope you had a good sleep!! Make sure to eat food and drink water <3 <3 <3
Mmmmrphmmrpmrmm impy and skwizzy...
This Side of the Screen fanart for @cannibal-walleye! (I promise i'll draw a full peice one day and not a barely conscious doodle lol)
It's past 3am for me rn but I couldn't get to sleep so quick doodle it is <3 (see what i did there with the heart? Because- because impulse- and skizz- and heart- and and and-)
Quality sucks, and it will still suck if you click the picture, but hey, it will be marginally better!
Gomd nmight.. time to shreep..
This post is about transitioning and dancing and sex, but it's also about everyone whether or not you do those things. Please keep doing the next risky scary thing, the thing that makes you more alive and more in your body and moves you closer to what you love.
You have to keep transitioning until you discover that you actually do love dancing and sex. Please.
i hope the anonymous person who sent the "i used to live in your house. i'm drunk in boston and it's the only address i know. happy holidays" postcard is aware that they wrote my favourite poem
RF. Alvarez (American, 1988) - Watching the Rain (2024)
[Image description: screenshot of another tumblr user's tags reading: #oh!! they're hunting right? i heard they do this together sometimes #that coyote is playing though omg he is showing prosocial behavior to a creature that can't speak his language... #aren't badgers solitary too. maybe he is this badger's first friend. omg /End image description.]
[First image description: a hand holding several trading cards with pictures of middle-aged men on them. This image is a hyperlink to an article in the Tokyo Weekender, titled Middle-Aged Man Trading Cards Go Viral in Rural Japan Town. /End first image description.]
[Second image description: three trading cards with images of middle-aged men on them. The writing is in Japanese, which I can't read, but two of the men are pictured with a light bulb and a bus respectively, so I think they are an electrician and a bus driver. /End second image description.]
[Third image description: text reading, We wanted to strengthen the connection between the children and the older generations in the community. There are so many amazing people here. I thought it was such a shame that no one knew about them," she said in an interview with Fuji News Network (FNN). "Since the card game went viral, so many kids are starting to look up to these men as heroic figures." The plan worked. Kids have started attending local events and volunteering for community activities -- just for a chance to meet the ojisan from their cards. Participation in town events has reportedly doubled since the game launched. /End third image description.]
[Image description: a text conversation between two people. One person asks, "Have you heard if you're leaving early?" and the other replies, "Nope." The first person responds with an image of a wolf howling disconsolately in a snowy forest. The second person replies back with a different wolf, also howling longingly, also in a snowy forest. /End image description.]
how my wife and I communicate when we miss each other
The baobab is known as the thickest tree in the world, with its trunk reaching up to 9 meters in diameter, and the largest one recorded had a circumference of 54 meters. Its upper trunk smooths out into thick branches, forming a crown up to 40 meters in diameter.
– There are nine species of baobab in nature: six of which are found on Madagascar, two on the African continent, and one in Australia.
– The baobab can absorb and store a significant amount of water, with an average tree holding up to 4,500 liters. Elephants love this and eat the baobab’s bark during the dry season.
– Baobabs are incredibly long-lived, with some trees reaching up to 3,000 years old.
– Because the baobab’s trunk has very few growth rings, radiocarbon dating is needed to determine its exact age.
– The wood of the baobab is soft, spongy, and fibrous, used in the making of cloth and rope but unsuitable for traditional woodworking such as furniture making.
– The baobab plays a crucial role in local diets: its leaves taste like spinach, its fruit contains six times the vitamin C of an orange, and its seeds can be processed into oil
https://lifeontheplanetladakh.com/blog/baobab-tree-majestic-lifesaver-africa
[Image description: a picture of actor Pedro Pascal with the quote, "I can't think of anything more vile and small and pathetic than terrorizing the smallest, most vulnerable community of people who want nothing from you, except the right to exist." /End image description.]
#ManuscriptMonday :
“Solomon takes advice from the animals”
from partial copy of Lights of Canopus (Anvar-i Suhayli) by Husayn Va`izi Kashifi (d. 1504-5), painting inscribed to Dhanu; Agra, Mughal India, c. 1595-1600.
Detached folio, ink, colours & gold on paper, Persian text in nasta`liq script with painting on recto.
Chester Beatty In 04.74
“Solomon was known for his great wisdom, and for his ability to speak with all creatures. One day, he had the opportunity to drink the water of life, and to live forever. Hesitating, he decided first to take advice from the animals and birds. They all gathered at his court, and discussed the great decision. The heron advised the king not to choose immortality. There was only enough water for one person, the bird said, so if Solomon were to drink it, then he would outlive everyone he loved.
This folio is from a copy of a highly-regarded Persian text, written by Husayn Va`izi Kashifi (d.1504-05), a preacher and scholar at the Timurid court in Herat (modern Afghanistan): <Lights of Canopus (Anvar-i Suhayli), a reworking of the animal fables Kalila and Dimna (Kalila wa Dimna)>. His patron was Amir Shaykh Suhayli, whose last name is punningly inserted into the new title. Writing in a sophisticated court style, Kashifi composed an updated version of these lively animal fables, which have a long transmission history going back to Persian, Arabic and Sanskrit texts. This manuscript was made in Mughal India, and features 96 paintings (mounted separately).”
Best of favorite dance moves 💃🕺 via @ Ed People on Youtube https://twitter.com/TansuYegen/status/1560874626380857344
[Video description: an overhead shot of a reddish-brown millipede walking. It is dawn or sunset and the daylight hits the millipede at a low angle and projects a relatively long shadow, for such a small creature. The millipede's legs are not visible from above but from the shadow we can see that the millipede isn't merely walking, but prancing and skipping. Its movement has an up-and-down, playful quality; it's not hurrying but it's moving with a distinct pizzazz and panache. Video is captioned Shadow of a millipede walking. /End video description.]
Love the argument "oh but if you transition you'll have to deal with being trans your whole life" because first of all there is nothing bad about being trans and second I'm still gonna be trans even if I don't medically transition I'll just be trans and miserable instead of trans and happy
[First image description: tumblr user @hawkpartys has shared an infographic titled How to differentiate sharp-shinned haws and cooper's hawks. There are two photos of hawks. In the first photo, a sharp-shinned hawk is captioned SSHA are MUSLIM. An arrow and the word hijab point to its dark hood. In the second photo, a cooper's hawk is captioned COHA are JEWISH. An arrow and the word kippah point to its dark cap. After this are the words, "this image came to me in a dream" /End first image description.]
[Second image description: @hawkpartys has shared a screenshot of another tumblr user's post tag reading, #how neurodivergent must you be about hawks for this to happen in your DREAM /End second image description.]
[Third image description: @hawkpartys has shared a screenshot of a website in which bird observations are catalogued and identified. According to the screenshot, hawkpartys is ranked fourth place globally among users of this website who have shared their identifications of hawks, eagles, kites and allies. Hawkpartys has shared 80,263 identifications. /End third image description.]
[Fourth image description: Tumblr user @elbiotipo has shared a page from a manga. In an auditorium, an athlete kneels on the stage with their head bowed, in clothes for martial arts practice. In the seats, the audience are also kneeling with bowed heads. The caption reads, EVERYBODY WAS KNEELING OUT OF RESPECT. /End fourth image description.]
this image came to me in a dream
