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Antler Queen: @hibyscustea08

Her Innocence: @inkeyjay

laura lee is the day

lottie is the night

The First Supper.

i go insane everytime i think about them

Matthew 5:14-15, jesus's sermon on the mount // Bioshock Infinite // The 10th Anniversary of BioShock Infinite, Game That Boldly Deconstruced American Exceptionalism, Jacob Mirowski // Reagan's Farewell Address, 1989 // City upon a hill by John Winthrop // Samuel Langdon, Government Corrupted by Vice (1775) // Isaiah 62:6 // Watchmen Comic, book 2 page 15 // JFK Speech

tomorrow is my first day of work. thinking of you, Bee from bee and puppycat, and Greg from NITW.

tomorrow is my first day of work. thinking of you, Bee from bee and puppycat, and Greg from NITW.

This is so funny I’m laughing so much at the horn one

Night in the woods

tomorrow is my first day of work. thinking of you, Bee from bee and puppycat, and Greg from NITW.

“you need a little bit of home where you are”

“home is already all around me”

YOU - Why would anyone like it here?

SHIVERS - It's home.

*twirling hair around a finger* so there's this book--

under the whispering door by tj klune

everyone go read this book, it has everything you could ever wish for... tea, ghosts, gay people, an unhinged grandpa, a DOG! it's perfect!

Jean Vicquemare you fascinate me

(Part one of Swan Comic About the Yearning! This one is a little autobiographical but it was at the top of my mind at the moment. This marks an incredible $200 raised for the Palestine Children’s Relief Fund. Fundraising link here.) thanks for your support for this important cause and thanks for being my friend on here.)

“We hope this email finds you well” babe, the only emails I hope find me well are the ones from Archive of Our Own

KIM KITSURAGI - "I agree, detective." The lieutenant looks to the sea. "Something is coming -- *trouble*. It will be a hard spring. I don't know what exactly, but..." He shakes his head.

KLAASJE (MISS ORANJE DISCO DANCER) - "Something is happening in this city." She nods -- a puff of smoke. "I can feel it. When I'm out here at night."

SHIVERS - Her thought trails off. The wind picks up again. Above her, a great cumulus cloud rises -- ready to fall down as precipitation. April will come, then May; a month, maybe two from now... you shudder. The feeling dissipates. The thought ends.

This is such a sad lullaby. Who would want this music box fixed?

Signalis (2022) [H.P. Lovecraft, The Festival] /Sagittarius A* / Kathy Acker, Pussy, King of the Pirates / Outer Wilds (2020) / Is There a God-Shaped Hole at the Heart of Mathematics? / Drain for overflowing water at Sambuco Dam, Lavizzara Valley / ? / Thomasin Frances, Hole Theory (15/10/2022) / Bryan’s Ground, a public garden in Herefordshire on the Welsh border. / odd, weird, strange and unusual / Mark Z. Danielewski, House of Leaves / Evil (2019-2014) / Judas H., Overflowing With Empty / Illustration of the Annular Eclipse of 1836 from “A fourteen weeks course in descriptive astronomy”, Joel Dorman Steele (1836-1886) / @imdad_barbhuyan on Instagram / The moon’s Copernicus crater. Through magic glasses. 1890. / Kaveh Akbar / Dune (2021) / x / Dmitry Kochanovich, Epiphany (Russian,b. 1972) / The Silt Verses, Chapter 41: But As My Last Breath Splits My Throat / Yousif M. Qasmiyeh, The Camp is a Bait for Time / Darina Muravjeva, Hole / Hilde Heynen in Heterotopia and the City / x / Leonard Cohen, Beautiful Losers / x /  Louise Glück, from Descending Figure / Anne Carson, Eros the Bittersweet: An Essay. / Caitlyn Siehl, What We Buried; from “A Letter To Love” / Lara de Moor, Orb (2014) / Sam Sax, Pig / The National - Wake Up Your Saints / Aleksander Rostov / Sanna Wani, from “Princess Mononoke (1997)”, My Grief, the Sun / Gregory Orr, [i want to go back] / Thomas Ott / ? / Judas H., Overflowing With Empty / James Baldwin, Giovanni’s Room / Massive sinkhole swallows house in Florida / Edna St Vincent Millay, in Letters (1952) /Silent Hill 4 (2004) / @/vren-diagram / Anne Boyer, What Resembles the Grave But Isn’t / Law of Holes / Scarlet Hollow (2021) / China Miéville, from Railsea

(part one)

need to do this for where I move

Bioregional Quiz

I’ve fallen into the sun four times 😭

i'm loving lots of things about outer wilds. i can Not fly the damn spacecraft

I hope all the gay teens on those ‘class of 2024’ street banners in small towns know I love them

Happy Midsummer

one of the very striking things about doing our hitch was just -- getting to see ecosystem gradients, how even just a little bit of water + elevation can mean the difference between bone-dry sage scrub that's scorching in the desert sun, and alpine meadows that are in full wildflower bloom, just five-ten miles apart. and old-growth pinyon pines aren't, generally speaking, as massive or obviously striking as other types of conifers. but there was still a particular feel to the section we were sampling in the Pequop Mountains -- mostly you could tell they were much older than the other trees we'd been seeing because they had all sorts of funky growth patterns; sections of dead trunk, one tree that had fallen over and just kept chugging along and had, like, five main trunks. we're not coring or anything, so no idea how old they actually were, but i think 100 - 200 years is probably a lowball. now. the closest thing we had to an Incident during this (relatively smooth) hitch. is that we'd been coping with the heat wave in the southwest, working in daytime temperatures that got up to over 80 / 90 degrees (idk we didn't have a thermometer), driving through triple digits. then we got to the middle of Nevada, and set up one of our camps up in the aforementioned beautiful mountains. we all went to bed a little early because it was too chilly for anyone to feel like staying out of their sleeping bags (the first time this had happened during our hitch). when we woke up, everything was frozen. i'm talking frost on the inside of our tents. frozen water in the bottles we'd kept in our tents. olive oil in our kitchen box turned to, like, olive slush. it had dropped to solidly below freezing that night. needless to say no one had slept particularly well, and breaking down camp took forever, just because everyone kept having to take breaks to keep fingers from getting frozen while handling tent poles. no moral to this story other than i will continue to always, always include 'cold-weather gear' on fieldwork packing lists.