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I’m literally only logging in to tell you all that I’ve left tumblr for good and I don’t intend to come back

You can find me on instagram under ksiezniczka11 or on TikTok under anetkainwonderland if you really wanna keep up with me, but don’t feel obligated if you don’t wanna. 

I’ll add this to my tumblr queue so everyone can see it who needs to see it, but after I log off today I don’t intend to ever log into tumblr again.

I wish you all the best.

Thirty, Flirty,, And Ḑ̱̼͖͚̬̘̺͋̆̀̎͟͡͞͞ͅy̴͙̻̲̩̻̥̣̅̀̓̒̈́̊̎̓̌ͅí̶̢̡͈̣̓̎̎̚͘̕͢͠n̵̢̨̩̭̫̳͖͑̎̈̔̽͑ͅg̳̲͕͔͍̝͗̽̋̏͛̽̄̚̚͡ (It’s my 30th birthday today!!!) https://www.instagram.com/p/CCJCN4Pj1KnMSeOdeXJZEb9lTTlgghk1V-Dc4Q0/?igshid=1kjfyoopg7lox

For #quarantineoween I dressed up as @eliseisaturtle and it was worth it for her reaction. https://www.instagram.com/p/B-agc1bDZON2YYNy8ciCD6fWK2ylogfGe_-ZUI0/?igshid=1bj80iyrajv1w

Photos sent my way by a friend. I am sad about the circumstances (I want this awful pandemic to be over) and I’m not super into military stuff as you should all already know about me. But I AM a huge nerd for boats and ships, and my inner six year old boy wants to show off this cool ship hospital in New York harbour https://www.instagram.com/p/B-XK0grDl7iN1SW8AhxyNlws_anyBW9cch5_E40/?igshid=rndlobaxsyp9

I’m in quarantine now, along with most of NYC, so I have lots of time to give you guys this excellent #flashbackfriday photo of myself and @brittany.bonacorso as toddlers, and my mom playing horse. 🐎 There is so much late 80s/early 90s goodness in that living room decor. https://www.instagram.com/p/B99N8GiAmhzaVyB3WjPsAGs-QKEatoa0gdT6t80/?igshid=1i3lsg9vxeiuz

“Day 3: I have successfully infiltrated the trees. I don’t think they suspect that I’m not one of them.” https://www.instagram.com/p/B9JpLtyANzPOAOT4oCrzxyT6llXCHWbvoHQXHY0/?igshid=b2q1y1bd69nl

Birb on the lamp outside my apartment building https://www.instagram.com/p/B82CDRCgm_IQF4IMMoANKEsP_Fll9_fC7pUC-80/?igshid=iae6y5wxzch8

An example of the “Man in the Maze” motif, one of my favourite ancient labyrinthine patterns (at National Museum of the American Indian) https://www.instagram.com/p/B8q0npDA81O1_yO7r61a270TM2dwDMw-RP5HVU0/?igshid=1eurc8y03hua9

“Fortune” by Maidu artist Judith Lowry. There was no information provided about the artist’s intention with this painting but it’s so striking that I feel it speaks for itself https://www.instagram.com/p/B8q0e-iAkGWbUWZaoWmsVCWVBN97zZu1vnZU0Q0/?igshid=16atp1ucqobsq

“Benediction: John Fire Lame Deer” by America Meredith Meredith’s paintings project both gravitas and playfulness. Here, John Fire Lame Deer, a Lakota holy man, says ‘Creep as low as a worm, soar as high as an eagle.’ His wisdom is playfully embodied by the pop culture figures of Richard Scarry’s Lowly Worm and Jim Henson’s Sam Eagle. (at National Museum of the American Indian) https://www.instagram.com/p/B8q0Mg0AaZMcA1tQ3b8VN0i7QFXWHdcvi_i2w40/?igshid=1kf1isr2fl163

“The Confirmation” by Julie Buffalohead During the early phase of indigenous artist Julie Buffalohead’s career, she was known for dark and expressive oil paintings. More recently, she has produced delicate vignettes on paper with characters that almost seem to have been drawn from storybooks - children, dolls, animals with human qualities. Upon closer examination, though, it is clear that the darkness of her earlier work remains, slyly cloaked in the skins of these startlingly emotive characters (at National Museum of the American Indian) https://www.instagram.com/p/B8qz22xAdGhuGGKdBMh7hp6ipKYDrlAAdV7gos0/?igshid=16bjfwan86axy

“Dance Break” by Harry Fonseca In this painting, Maidu trickster figure Coyote appears as four Koshare - Pueblo sacred clowns - in cutoffs and high tops, eating cotton candy and smoking as they rest between feast day dances. The piece is a playful commentary on Native American identity in the modern world. (at National Museum of the American Indian) https://www.instagram.com/p/B8qzdy-ATYX3GciPGO1lwUAP3Ak-1_uC1Qv-tc0/?igshid=1di382xwvzln6