thank you to whoever it was on amazon that was selling the 1992 elisabeth cd for dirt cheap. i will tell my future grandchildren about you

i know that this is the life i have chosen for myself by hating texting with a burning passion but still wanting to be close to ppl. but oh my god does it suck to have to say 'let's look ahead to next week' to my literal actual brother who i love so much. scheduling phone calls almost worse than paying attention to notifications

the mob vote is such a sweep it will almost make me feel bad

i should probably put $20 aside for a new screen protector but i'm too laaaazy. it is becoming an actual hazard though

atla modern au where suki & zuko are life guards for the summer and sokka just keeps drowning

A rare wip? Whoa!

Doing some character lore for an smp and calling this Reversed The Fool

I made a highlights video of my Dad-date with Father Gascognie and can i just say that man cracks me up almost as much as i crack myself up

I hate to do this again, but I'm out of options. I have to pay my $350 power bill by 5pm CST tomorrow (December 7th, 2023) or I'll be disconnected, and my account is currently over $500 in the red from December's rent. I still haven't been able to find a new job and things are getting really desperate

If I can get $350 within the next 24 hours, I can pay the bill directly through paypal and at least keep my lights on while keeping my bank account overdrawn for now. If you're able to help out, my ko-fi is here, and you can DM me for my paypal or venmo if necessary. Reblogs are also appreciated. Thanks y'all <3

$0/350

A very little detail about luffy that just came to mind (probably not important but pls excuse my tunnel vision when it comes to zolu), but zoro literally was the first strawhats that luffy shedded his tears for???

Mihawk vs Zoro. You can even see his tears falling from both eyes. From the left eye (1st pic) and right eye (2nd pic).

And not only that but i think it happened twice?

You can see rayleigh stopping kizaru from hurting zoro. Then if you look at the bottom panel, after seeing rayleigh you can spot the little snot from luffy's nose and a single tear from his left eye. Luffy was very relieved to see rayleigh, but more importantly, he was very relieved because rayleigh had just saved zoro from kizaru's attack.

Now the more i think about it, those two moments (when luffy cried(?) for zoro) were never really a grandiose one with all the big tears and ugly sobbing. But well, if you think about it, that kind of thing wouldn't be possible(?) not really... cuz at the time when those two situations occurred, zoro was in incredible danger AND with powerful foe/s around. Luffy didn't have the time to properly process his emotions. Like heck after mihawk slashed zoro, luffy even tried to attack mihawk. And with the sabaody arc one, the situation was even more chaotic..

So honestly? Im just thinking about how zoro probably was the first person outside of luffy's family and all of his loved ones from foosha village (imma include shanks and his crew just bcs) that ever made him cry. I'm talking about the 'you are important to me, i care about you, and i don't want you getting hurt/dead' kind of tears, and ughh, idk let me just excuse myself and weep for a bit

That being said, if im not wrong i think zoro and usopp are the only two strawhats who ever made their captain cry twice. (Luffy cried after the battle with usopp (usopp leaving the crew) and after usopp rejoining the crew)

I don't know if I should credit the arnica and bromelain my surgeon put me on, or if this is just how fast my body would already do it, but 1 week post-op and I have almost no bruising on my tits

nobody understands our (my) 3am vision @astroneertical

not even me

Hello! I’m reading Madame Roland’s memoirs and in the intro of the 1901 English publication it refers to her rejecting an alliance with Danton.

Do you know if this is referring to a specific incident or if Danton particularly tried to stay allied with the Girondins?

Should be the following part from Manon’s memoirs, describing Danton in the summer of 1792, that gets referenced here:

Danton hardly let a day go by without coming to my house; sometimes it was for advice; he either arrived a little too early, and passed through my apartment, or stopped there a little later in the day, usually with Fabre d'Églantine. Sometimes he came to ask me for soup, and on other days when I was not accustomed to receive visitors, to discuss some business with Roland. One couldn’t show more zeal, a greater love for liberty, a more keen desire to get along with our colleagues to serve it effectively. I looked at this repulsive and atrocious face; and although I told myself that it was not necessary to judge anyone based on their apperance, that I was not sure of anything against him, that the most honest man must have two reputations at a time like this, that finally it was necessary to defy appearances, I could not apply the idea of ​​a good man to his face. I have never seen anything that so perfectly characterized the outburst of brutal passions, and the most astonishing audacity, half-veiled by the air of great joviality, the affectation of frankness and a sort of of good nature. My imagination, quite lively, paints all the people who strike me doing something that I believe suits their character. I can’t spend half an hour looking at a physiognomy a little outside the vulgar, without dressing it in the costume of a profession, or giving it a role, of which it inspires me or reminds me of the idea. This imagination has often brought before me Danton with a dagger in his hand, exciting with voice and gesture a troop of assassins more timid or less ferocious than himself; or else, happy with his crimes, indicating by the gesture which characterizes Sardanapalus, his habits and his inclinations. Certainly I defy an experienced painter not to find in the person of Danton all the desirable attributes for this composition. […] [Danton and Fabre] were very keen to get me chatting by talking to me about patriotism: I had nothing to keep quiet about or conceal in this regard; I also profess my principles before those whom I believe share them, or whom I suspect do not have that pure ones; it is confidence towards some, pride towards others: I disdain to hide myself, even under the pretext or the hope of better penetrating others. I approach men through tact, I judge them by their conduct compared in these different times with their language: but I show myself entirely, and never leave anyone doubting who I am. As soon as the Assembly had issued a decree which allocated one hundred thousand livres to the Minister of Interior for printing useful writings, Danton and Fabre, above all, asked me, by way of conversation, if Roland was able in this respect, if he had writers ready to employ, etc. I replied that he was no stranger to those who had already made themselves known; that the periodical works, written in a good spirit, first indicated those who should be encouraged; that it was a question of seeing their authors, of bringing them together sometimes so that they could learn about the facts of which it would be important to disseminate knowledge, and agree on the way of bringing minds more effectively to the same goal; that if Fabre and Danton particularly knew some of them, they had to indicate them, and they had to come with them to the Minister of Interior, where we could, once a week, for example, discuss what should, under current circumstances, primarily occupy writers. “We have a newspaper project,” Fabre replied to me, “which we will call Compte rendu au Peuple souverain, and which will present the picture of the last revolution. Camille Desmoulins, Robert, etc, work on it.”

”Well! You must bring them to Roland.”

He was careful not to do so; there was no more talk of the newspaper, which however began as soon as the Assembly had given the council two millions for secret expenses. […] Danton and Fabre stopped coming to see me in the last days of August. They certainly didn’t want to expose themselves to attentive eyes when they sang during the mornings of September, and they had sufficiently judged what Roland and those around him were like. A firm, lofty and frank character, severe principles manifested without ostentation, but without embarrassment; an even and sustained conduct, first appears to all eyes. They concluded that Roland was an honest man, with whom there was nothing to do in undertakings of their kind; that his wife offered no way by which he could be influenced; that, just as firm in her principles, she perhaps had more of that sort of penetration specific to her sex, of which false people have to be more wary; perhaps they also predicted that she could sometimes hold the pen, and that in short such a couple, strong in character, with some talents, could harm their designs, and were only fit to lose. The sequence of events, illuminated by a host of details that it would be difficult for me to explain today, but of which I still have a strong feeling, gives these conjectures all the evidence of the demonstration.

If there’s more evidence for Danton trying to get closer to the girondins in general or the Rolands in particular is however something I don’t know…

realizing its almost been 6 months since top surgery:)

love wins <3

did something in my graphics class today. hashtag i tried forward slash hashtag gold star sticker moment

"Sometimes when I feel rather low, I think about how everyone wishes they were me, and I suddenly become much happier."