Mission is the closest but I have the luxury of having time to choose, so which one locally would you all recommend for the most prompt/best quality of care? Mission? Advent? Pardee? That one out in Marion?
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It's about time for a trim, ideally I need about 4 inches off the bottom but I want to try to trim it at home. I've seen little gadgets that help with self trimming but can't remember what they are, any tips?
I'd be bummed too if my friend was chopped up next to me
First known planet with the simultaneous existence of food scarcity and a Trillionaire
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We can thank men for that
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You know, because they run everything and let that happen and slaughtered all the other ways of living and refuse to let anyone else shape reality
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Thanks guys
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Great job
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Hope you enjoy the world you claim to have built
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But I'll do my stupid fucking money magic anyway because I'm still stuck on this FUCKING TIMELINE UGH 🙄🙄🙄
He left his beloved sweet potato while I was at work that day. I have not seen him since. I hope all of his summer dreams come true with a belly full of tayto 🥹
He was about the size of an egg!
They change color based on humidity! It rained and he started going dark! Then it dried up a bit and he went brighter again. He will likely be here until he has eaten that entire old sweet potato. 🍠 I look forward to checking on him every morning until he's ready to go. Apparently they release a musk that smells of 🫐 blueberries 🫐 to attract a mate 🥹
Just a good boy in the grass
Spotted a Hercules Beetle on an old sweet potato
Also known as a Holmegaard "talking bottle" - A chamber above, a chamber below, a column each for the four directions and a central wormhole in between, all connected and yet separated by thin panes of glass 🥹 I'm EXTREMELY excited about this bottle. It came with red dyed water in it, which is traditionally used to highlight the design if it's not being used to store schnapps. The name Klukflaske or kluk kluk is Danish onomotopoeia for the clucking/glugging sound it makes when poured.
:: edit:: there are no specific historical magic ties to this type of bottle that I'm aware of, aside from the fact that it came from a dead woman's house, and the above/below/directions chambers is just what I see as far as how I'm going to use it in spellwork. Do with that info what you will! It's pretty damn magical to me though.
::Edit 2:: I also just learned that the company that made these vessels was founded by a woman in 1825! Henriette Holmegaard! Founder of Holmegaard Glassworks! One of Denmark's first female business leaders! Check it out!