they both look like there’s a sari missing on top. nice popping colours tho.

idk, the only good thing i remember about the sequel is that i discovered Flula.

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a smallish pomelo perhaps

i believe this is from the their wedding day when they saw the people who had come to congratulate them outside the town hall.

ooh i like that term

not Waldorf, no, everybody does this. i would say the time would not be an issue for some - you sit down with the little ones and do something together and there’s an element of surprise at the other end. and you don’t have to worry about cleaning spilled paint or dye.

in the land of My People the point of the onion skins is to attach them piece by piece to the egg by wrapping thread or yarn around the egg the same time, maybe throw a small birch leaf in there too, and that creates funky patterns when boiled.

i wash my parents’ down pillows when they’re not home. I try to do it on a sunny and/or warm and/or dry and/or windy day and then hang them on a line or put on a rack and try to fluff them now and then to mix up the feathers. and leave them to dry for days. they are covered with a thick fabric and usually very few…

yeah, me too *sigh*

ALL HAIL

some sort of hair dyeing regimen. henna, especially.

all words are made up

I got hit on the head by a smartphone while standing in the general vincinity of a ride at a fun fair two weeks ago. during the last fricking evening of the fair. blood, headwound, ambulance ride. it could have gotten someones eye out or smashed the glasses on our table and got all of our eyes out.

Freshwater Troutriver sounds like a lovely name. I’m from somewhere completely different and have acquaintances named Pinecone Deer and CherryBerry Alderforest.

yes!

It is very pleasing to the eye.. but I find it very sad and depressing.
my alma mater’s library has a fountain in the shape of one of our most famous guy’s face:

wut, I’m 5' 9'’. where I come from, this is not considered tall. above average, yes.

*adds wine to grocery list*