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owlmylove:

owlmylove:

i think tenderness is maybe the most important thing in the world

i am tenderized and tenderfooted and tenderhearted!! i hope you are all being, and doing well at it!!! i hope you’re eating and breathing and thinking and sleeping. i hope you can find rest when you need it, and warmth when you deserve it (which is always) i hope you can always find a soft thing to press your skin to for no reason but simple pleasure. i am thinking just-picked rose petals, dandelion wishes, pussywillow pod-thoughts all in your direction. i am sending you merino wool, and well-loved sweatshirts, and the velvety fine fur of a white-faced old dog. i am sending you the first breath of sharp air on a snow day, for whenever you need its chill. i am sending you the feeling in my heart, spilling up into your chest & out of your smiles, for whenever you need its dizzy warmth. mostly i am just sending you thanks, for being you, and for reading these words, and for trying. everything is very hard sometimes, most times, so i am sending you absolutely everything soft and tender to press around its edges like little soap-bubble circles of bubblewrap, and it’s okay if they pop. we can always find more

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mosertone:

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an amazing capture of flight trails
Photo: Edu Aguilera

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lowcountry-gothic:

Morning bath of the Plain-bellied emerald. São Paulo, Brazil. Photo by Ciro Albano.

(Source: instagram.com)

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rhp162:

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When my kiddo finally decided (at age 20) that it was time for (most of) his enormous Lego collection to go, it was a gut-wrenching moment for me (goodbye childhood!). However, we used this service, which was simple and hassle-free.

This is wonderful to know.

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tami-taylors-hair:

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I’m not about to argue the finer points of Southern culture with anyone, because I can accept that I was born and raised in the hot flames of a dumpster fire, but I’ll tell you gotdamned commie Yankees one thing: I’d rather be dead in the hallowed halls of a Cook Out than alive in an In-N-Out

I almost never eat meat but we’re getting a Cook Out in my town & I’m gonna eat there as soon as I can just to spite this person

Cook out is literally normal food. what is this Yankee dumbass person so fucking afraid of? quesadillas??? is it onion rings? what are we scared of

Cook Out is so fucking good. Someone please order a shake from the huge shake menu for me. I loved that shit when we lived in NC.

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20 July
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pendulum-north:

haha yeah his pussy was insa— oh sorry his pussy was neurodivergent

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birbologist:

birbologist:

people who call manual labor boring CLEARLY havent considered the advantages of mindlessly operating a vibrating machine for hours every day

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JESUS FUCKING CRHIST I FORGOT MY PPE

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onenicebugperday:

Spring beauty miner bee, Andrena erigenia, Andrenidae

Spring beauty miner bees are a solitary, ground-nesting species that relies on spring beauty flowers (Claytonia virginica) to obtain nectar for themselves and both nectar and pollen for their larvae. The hairs on the female bee’s legs collect the striking pink pollen to bring back to her larvae. Found in the eastern United States and up into Canada.

Photo 1 by rileywalsh, 2 by chelsealynne, 3 by mmccarthy98, 4-5 by judygva, 6 by kristym, 7 by davidenrique, and 8 (don’t worry, she’s alive) by allenbryan

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20 July
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tepitome:

Bangkok, Thailand.

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