bc someone has to suggest them: nagito and hajime
🤷♀️ I've said it all before.. I think it narratively makes sense and it's one of the endgames I'd personally choose and j see why it's so popular. But I do not like it in my own cup of tea
(not taking new asks)
Sweats nervously…
on sunday, staff should put Sans and Komaeda where that clown currently is
To anybody out there reading this, Seth needs help!
The rules of the game are simple!
Worked at a camp over the summer and the kids caught a praying mantis, named him greenbean
Worked at a camp over the summer and the kids caught a praying mantis, named him greenbean
Cheshire Cat from American Mcgee’s Alice
Weighted blankets aren't enough I need to be crushed in a hydraulic press
[ID: A meme of Spongebob Squarepants screaming at a taken-aback crowd with caps lock top/bottom text.
Top text: I love characters who haunt the narrative
Bottom text: I love it when characters don't even physically show up in the media that they're in but their indirect presence influences the very nature of the story itself. End ID]
Did a redraw of an old drawing recently
Did a redraw of an old drawing recently
the. them. its the
There be ghosts here! featuring a very lazy fucking background whoops--
Happy Imbolc everyone!
When cats yawns they look terrifying, I love it.
welcome to the start of citrus season! today i foraged some kumquats and made a syrup with the perfect consistency for an ice cream topper (cooked to about 220°F).
As well as environmental, health, and ethical reasons- foraging is a great spiritual practice. This is my guide on how i forage specifically through a pagan lens.
First I ask the plant i intend to harvest from for permission. I explain what it will be used for, promise not to take more than i'll eat, and thank it for providing for me. If at any point i feel myself fighting with the plant i move and harvest from a different spot.
In the Scottish magical tradition plants used in spellwork shouldn't be cut by iron. Iron is said to banish all spirits, so if you want the spirit of the plant present in your magic- iron would cast it away. I like to follow this tradition and only use tools made of other metals to harvest.
Once i'm home i wash what i've collected very thoroughly. Usually i already have an idea what i plan on making with them, and get started. For this kumquat syrup the prep was very tedious. I had to carefully remove every single seed one by one, chop the fruit to my liking, and get up every 10 minutes for about an hour to stir and check it's temperature. During the process i say blessings and think about what the plant represents to me. Citrus are always very bright, positive, and healing for me.
It wasn't until extremely recently that this level of work and preparation wasn't the norm for food. Foraging gives you a connection to the past, the land, the peoples of that land, nature spirits, and so much more. Especially if you are interested in kitchen witchcraft please try foraging!
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