I *LOVE* the new bits of simple, but effective, character animation that TTYD Remake is adding. Look at Pennington's cute little bow tie adjustment!!

In the original version of the scene everyone just keeps their stock neutral poses/expressions for this line. Excited for more!

Detectives Peach and Pennington are on the case! 🕵️

love is contained within lovable blue nintendo penguin

Private comission for somebody who wanted my big paper mario painting to be remixed into a possible tattoo! Ended up just doing it all from scratch again so i could do somthing closer to the official artstyle!

pls play Paper Mario TTYD for the boi, Pennington I beg you

16/09/2023-Pennington

Flora and fauna photos taken in this set are of: 1. A neat and alluring Ruff we enjoyed watching wade in fishtail lagoon, a bird I love and we were lucky to get brilliant views of it. 2 and 10. A lovely Lapwing which we enjoyed closely nearby the Ruff, delightful to see its reflection. 3. Stunning Curlew Sandpipers. I was amazed to see seven of these prepossessing, distinctive and charming waders in the corner of fishtail lagoon, my Mum spotted eight. Some of these elegant birds had a nice rusty brown front. This is a bird we always feel extremely lucky if we can just see one of once in a year, in some previous years like this one we've seen them multiple times at coastal sites but we'd never seen so many at once before. This was sensational, a big moment in my autumn migration and birding year. 4. A nice Roe Deer we and some nice people we got chatting to enjoyed seeing. 5. Some of my first sea aster of the year, a very pretty flower and a key one here at this time of year. 6. Ringed Plover behind a Black-headed Gull on fishtail lagoon, it was good to see decent numbers of these today. 7. One of a few nice young Shelducks we saw. 8. Soapwort, a unique flower I like seeing here. 9. Blackberries.

It was brilliant to be back here seeing a great amount of birds, waders and ducks really shining today. Other highlights included many Dunlins, Little Stint, Knot, Redshank, Curlew, Oystercatcher, a fair few Black-tailed Godwits, beautiful Teal and Shoveler and Eiders offshore. Little Egret, Grey Heron, Great Crested Grebes, Redshank, Great Black-backed Gull, Starling, Whitethroat, Linnet, Pied Wagtail and Meadow Pipit were other avian highlights. I also enjoyed seeing butterflies Comma, Peacock and Small Heath well and Migrant Hawker the dragonfly of the moment for me. It was good to see bee on bramble flower, mossy rose gall, creeping thistle, creeping cinquefoil, musk mallow, possibly spurry, wild carrot, dock, gorse covered in a spider's web I'm seeing these well of late, rose hips and hawthorn.

Pennington

Bicycles in Strasbourg, 1951

Even more Paper Mario stamps

The family moved to a new house last time, but I hadn’t posted the floorplan yet, so here it is!

Traditional Porch - Front Yard Large traditional concrete front porch design with an addition to the roof

Really happy that @johnthesnootle Pennington went from Mafia AU Spamton to his own completely different character. Something I still try to achieve with Tender. What an absolute unit of a casino-owner.

Paul Hausmann, an administrator at Pennington School in New Jersey, 1970.  

March end of month post 2 of 3: Ten of my favourite landscape and sky photos I took this month at Andrew's Mare in the New Forest, Lepe, Pennington, the nearly full worm moon at home, Fishlake Meadows, view on a boat trip along the Beaulieu River, Hayling Island on a lovely sunny day, evening walk at Lakeside Country Park, Testwood Lakes and the River Itchen at the Weirs, Winchester.

I took in some beautiful places and scenes this month and it was great to see it get lighter and lighter allowing more time outdoors in my week. Last night part 1 of these posts went out with ten of my favourite plant and fungi photos from this month and tomorrow night is the final one with ten of my favourite wildlife photos I took this month.

10th March 2024: Pennington and Keyhaven

Photos taken in this set are of; Golden Plover, Brent Goose and Lapwing stars of a fantastic trip here today, beautiful views and delightful ducks Pochard and Wigeons. Amazing views of my first Short-eared Owl of the year at the place we first ever saw the species, our first Linnets of the year, Marsh Harriers seen really well, Eiders, Pintail, Shelduck, Greylag Geese like Pochard not one I often see here, Ringed Plover, Skylark seen and heard well, Mediterranean Gulls, Redshank, Avocet, Snipe, Reed Bunting, my first Alexanders of the year, lesser celandine and daffodils were other highlights. It was good to see Carrion Crows, spider and Grey Silverfish at home today.

Gendarme, 1951