hey everybody im moving blogs again!
*peter parker voice* alright, let’s try this one last time
like/reply and ill follow you from my new blog!!!!!! hope to see u there!
*peter parker voice* alright, let’s try this one last time
like/reply and ill follow you from my new blog!!!!!! hope to see u there!
rejoice. transgenderism upon ye.
when i was little, like, 14, i was like im gonna be a passionate blogger and document my life all the time! then i realized my older brother was stalking my social medias and i was like LOL ok im not letting u in on all that anymore. im ngl beloveds i have a lot of uncomfortable memories here :/ like it formed my identity and ive grown beyond the bad habits this site instilled in me (besides kinning. FUCK yall) its just like....after all the reflection ive done and am constantly doing against my will....its like....EUEEUGH................ive said enough heres a silly gif
Between Friday September 18th at sundown and Sunday September 20th at sundown in observance of Rosh Hashanah.
Between Sunday September 27th at sundown to Monday September 28th at sundown. in observance of Yom Kippur.
Between Friday, October 2nd at sundown and Sunday, October 4th at Sundown in honor of the first days of the Festival of Sukkot.
Between Friday, October 9th at sundown and October 11th at sundown in observance of the end of Sukkot, Shmini Atzeret, and Simchat Torah.
Curious how to greet your Jewish loved ones throughout these holidays and festival? (This is ESPECIALLY important this year because so many of us feel alone– wish your friends a happy holiday!) Hebrew and English variations are all appropriate.
“Shana Tova!” (”Happy New Year!”) – especially appropriate on Rosh Hashanah, but appropriate throughout the High Holy Day season.
“l’Shana Tova u’metuka!” (”Have a sweet and happy new year!”) Similar to the above, especially appropriate on Rosh Hashanah, but appropriate throughout the High Holy Day season.
“Chag Sameach” (“Happy Holiday”) – appropriate on Rosh Hashanah, Sukkot, and Simchat Torah
“Have a Meaningful Day” – appropriate for Yom Kippur
“Have an easy/meaningful fast” – appropriate for Yom Kippur, but only if you know that the person is choosing to fast this year. O
Heads up! This post is a year old.
This year, Rosh Hashanah is Monday, September 6th at sundown until Wednesday, September 8th at sundown
Yom Kippur is Wednesday, September 15th at sundown until Thursday, September 16th at sundown
And Sukkot is Wednesday, September 20th until Wednesday, September 27th.
Thanks for the update!
Anyway some things to follow when youre a beginner cook:
These are such good tips!! It’s crazy how many adults don’t know some of these- once you learn them you’ll wonder how you ever lived without them
I’m currently in culinary school so I hope you don’t mind if I add a couple tips myself:
And most importantly, don’t be afraid to make mistakes or mess up!!! Even in a professional kitchen accidents happen or things don’t go as planned! Cooking is both a science and an art, and it’s just waiting for you to come be creative and experiment!!!
I think we can all agree; these two? Besties.
they shouldve let him come along
could you draw more suicide squad art? 👉🏻👈🏻 i loved ur cleo!
He has huge arms to carry his friends!!!!
It’s okay Bruce, your tits are huge too
Rival sorcerers
I am without funds again. I don’t need much. If I could raise 50 I think that would get me through the week. Anything helps.
Paypal - MattyTWV@aol.com
Cashapp - $MattyTWV
Venmo - @Matt-Thomas-316
One more time. I will be completely moved out this Saturday and I’ve started working again, just don’t know when pay day is and need something to cover the gap.
Since the Hated Website is pushing Prime Day again, I thought I’d draw attention to the fact that Bookshop.org, the so-called Rebel Alliance to Amazon’s evil Empire, is currently offering free shipping today and tomorrow (June 21st and 22nd) as a counteroffensive. So if there are any books you’ve had your eye on, consider supporting an indie bookstore through them this week!
ok but can we all agree that the best villain troupe is just this:
[image id: drawing of a wild looking person on a baby leash, the word villain above them. another person is holding the leash, the word henchmen above them. both words are written in black and, apart from the black outline of the people, the image is white.]