forgot i deleted this. the 2020 6 fanarts meme whayever

Imagine the last image with the windows shutdown sound bc UNFORTUNATELY I had to include a gif instead of the original video

I LOVE when shows get videogames right

Craig of the Creek s5e11 - Chrono Moss

Ryker has shown some aversion to water, including puddles and creeks and what not. Which doesn't fit our outdoorsy lifestyle.

If he never likes swimming he will never have to do dock diving or swimming for fun, but for the sake of safety and being able to follow us on hikes and backpacking trips he has to be willing to cross creeks and confidently swim if he ever falls into water.

So today we did some fun splashing around and some not so fun creek crossings. Luckily he gained confidence fast and started stepping into the water on his own after a bit.

Only needed one learning moment of 'yes you have to cross the creek' at a creek crossing that had some deeper moving water. Let him take his time thinking about it but encouraged him that he had to eventually choose to join me and Aayla on the other side.

creek cross-stitch! + pixel art

Axel . For me bff . maybe a little creek in the corner being lgbtq

I had 2 guesses on what requests I might get and I got them both right… :3… WATCH ITS THE CREXELS IN MY MCSMVERSE YAAAAEEEEY real in every universe

meet the artist 2024!!

Archeologists also found the Kongo cosmogram on several plantations in the American South; they were Richmond Hill Plantation in Georgia, Frogmore Plantation in South Carolina, a plantation in Texas, and Magnolia Plantation in Louisiana. Historians call the locations where crossroad symbols were possibly found inside slave cabins and African-American living quarters as 'Crossroads Deposits.' Crossroads deposits were found underneath floor boards and in the northeast sections of cabins to conjure ancestral spirits for protection. Sacrificed animals and other charms were found where the crossroads symbols were drawn by enslaved African-Americans and four holes drilled into charms to symbolize the Bakongo cosmogram. Other West-Central African traditions found on plantations by historians is the use of six pointed stars as spiritual symbols. A six pointed star is a symbol in West Africa and in African-American spirituality.

On another plantation in Maryland archeologists unearthed artifacts that showed a blend of Central African and Christian spiritual practices among slaves. This was Ezekiel's Wheel in the bible that blended with the Central African Kongo cosmogram. This may explain the connection enslaved African Americans had with the Christian cross as it resembled their African symbol. The cosmogram represents the universe and how human souls travel in the spiritual realm after death entering into the ancestral realm and reincarnating back into the family. The artifacts uncovered at the James Brice House were Kongo cosmogram engravings drawn as crossroads (an X) inside the house. This was done to ward a place from a harsh slaveholder. Also, the Kongo cosmogram is evident in Hoodoo practice among African Americans. Archeologists unearthed on a former slave plantation in South Carolina clay bowls made by enslaved Africans that had the Kongo cosmogram engraved onto the clay bowls. These clay bowls were used by African Americans for ritual purposes.

The Ring shout in Hoodoo has its origins from the Kongo region from the Kongo cosmogram (Yowa Cross) and ring shouters dance in a counterclockwise direction that follows the pattern of the rising of the sun in the east and the setting of the sun in the west. The ring shout follows the cyclical nature of life represented in the Kongo cosmogram of birth, life, death, and rebirth. Through counterclockwise circle dancing, ring shouters built up spiritual energy that resulted in the communication with ancestral spirits, and led to spirit possession by the Holy Spirit or ancestral spirits. 

Enslaved African Americans performed the counterclockwise circle dance until someone was pulled into the center of the ring by the spiritual vortex at the center. The spiritual vortex at the center of the ring shout was a sacred spiritual realm. The center of the ring shout is where the ancestors and the Holy Spirit reside at the center. The ring shout tradition continues in Georgia with the McIntosh County Shouters. At Cathead Creek in Georgia, archeologists found artifacts made by enslaved African Americans that linked to spiritual practices in West-Central Africa. Enslaved African Americans and their descendants after emancipation house spirits inside reflective materials and used reflective materials to transport the recently deceased to the spiritual realm. Broken glass on tombs reflects the other world. It is believed reflective materials are portals to the spirit world.

Elders of the Creek x ACNH

Barry does the hard work and actually pays off his debt

Has Animal Crossing dates with his online girlfriend

Terraforms the island and breeds flowers

David maxed out friendship with all villagers and coos at the letters they send him

Filled out the museum (especially the bugs exhibit)

His house is a mess, no time to organize. He just drops items on the ground until there's no place to stand

Mark mods his clothes and items to look cooler (his island still looks like a mess) and uses cheats where he can

I can Hear him argue with Daisy about turnip prices out loud

Actually visits the museum to read about the species David caught

"God passes through the thicket of the world, and wherever His glance falls He turns all things to beauty."

~St. John of the Cross

(Photo © dramoor 2023 Wolf Creek Pass Overlook, Colorado)

I love Anna Kendrick and Justin Timberlake True Colors........ but the Spanish version is so dam beautiful!!! Especially the "I love you" part. Spanish has two words for love. "Te quiero" is a way to say I love you to friends and family. And "Te amo" a way to tell someone you are romantically involved with that you love them. Or you say it to someone who you have a special and beyond loving friendship with. Guess which one Branch says in the Spanish dub? "Sé que te amo." (I know that I love you) 💖 And the lyrics are so darn romantic! "Laugh with me, no more sadness. I've forgotten your sweet smile." 💙🩷

I wasn't allowed to watch Disney, so this was the most romantic scene I've ever seen as a kid. Or teen. And ever since this movie, my expectations for romance was so dam high! Still are! I already crossed a Creek! I need to find a fucking Branch!! 💙🩷💙🩷