I Really Really Wanted To Be A Palaeontologist As A Kid! I Always Go To The Museum When Theres A Dinosaur

I really really wanted to be a palaeontologist as a kid! I always go to the museum when there’s a dinosaur exhibit :D

I’d love to wear this outfit. Looks so cooool. Especially the converses heheh.

Little paleontologist!

Gender neutral/Masc leaning outfit board! I wanna go to a museum dressed like this please someone take me 🥹

Send requests in my asks!! I love doing these

I really like this outfit on my doll :)

My doll’s name is Morgan and she’s with my toy lamb. My lamb used to snore but they haven’t had batteries for a long time. The clothes she’s wearing (except for the socks - which I bought last year I think) used to be mine!

I’ll probably post more of her in the future because I do like dressing her up :>

Another colouring page done and done!

I used alcohol based pens for this one ^v^

I’ve been posting a lot today but oh well! Having fun today, I am :)

What’s your favourite hot drink?

I really like hot chocolates or herbal teas (especially digestive/tummy blends).

My bleeding heart, Lamprocapnos spectabilis, is flowering!

It’s three years old now :))

Temporary Profile Picture!

Having a hard time choosing a good profile picture. So it may change a lot until I find a really good one. So, for now enjoy my cat :)

Japanese Garden Colouring Page :)

Japanese Gardens and Chinese Gardens Facts :3

Japanese gardens are more about shapes rather than flowers so they’ll prune flowers off of bushes and prune the bushes into shapes (very commonly spheres).

Chinese Gardens are very heavily based around water (ponds, lakes, waterfalls) and rocks/mountains (typically harvested rock from Lake Tai), but since it rains so much in Japan their gardens typically don’t have water features.

Japanese gardens are a space of zen and meditation. They are more to be looked at rather than interacted with. Chinese Gardens are about connecting man with nature and are meant to be interacted with and explored.

Japanese gardens feature the iconic bright red bridges! While Chinese gardens have the (also iconic) zig zag bridges to prevent spirits crossing the water.

Buildings in Japanese gardens are less decorative and more natural vibing, while in Chinese gardens are are very decorative and colourful.

Both are very cool gardens and I’ve done a lot of research into Chinese gardens because I am an apprentice gardener and I sometimes work at one! It’s not in China but the stone and buildings came from there :3

Feel free to ask questions about gardening and garden styles! 🧡🌙✨