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Fairy and the peasant girl (for Mythbook 3) by Yuliya Litvinova

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Americans, VOTE tomorrow

Can’t vote because you have to work? Check the laws in your state. Many states DO have laws that require employers to let you vote.

Can’t vote because you don’t have transportation? Lyft is currently offering rides free or at 50% off to anyone who needs to get to the polls. Uber is offering $10 off. Even many bike- and scooter-share companies are offering deals right now, and some cities (including Los Angeles, Houston, Dallas, and Tampa) are making public transit free on voting day. And, chances are, you have friends who also need to vote, so see if you can carpool.

Not sure what kind of ID, if any, you need to bring? Check the laws in your state.

Not sure where to vote? Vote.org has an easy tool to help you find your nearest polling location.

Not sure if you’re even registered? Vote.org has a tool for that, too.

Worried you don’t know enough to vote? Vote.org will show you everything on your local ballot. Several organizations also have voting guides which will give you more in-depth information. Make sure you choose an organization you trust. I recommend starting with the website for your state’s ACLU or Planned Parenthood.

Don’t think there’s any point of voting in your Red State? Check out this horrifying map of how many people didn’t vote in the 2016 election. There are more registered Democrats than Republicans, but Republicans vote more. Yes, there’s a lot stacked against Democrats, but that doesn’t mean it’s impossible. Here are some examples of lifelong Republicans saying they voted Democrat.

Don’t like any of the candidates? My recommendation to you is to pick the least objectionable person you think can win. I would never tell you to vote against your conscience, but I do still think it’s important to make your choice with the understanding that it has consequences. Trump’s victory margin was smaller than total Stein votes in key swing states. As for write-ins, know that your write-in could be equivalent to a vote for the candidate you like least and be sure you’re comfortable with that before doing it.  

Reminders

Voting day is Tuesday, November 6, 2018. Hours vary by location, but the day does not.

Do not take pictures of your ballot.

Do not campaign at the polling place.

Make sure you have proper ID, if needed.

If you’re voting electronically, double, even triple-check every vote before submitting, even if you have an option to vote straight ticket. There have been cases where this doesn’t work as expected. If you can’t find your party candidate, make sure to check the next page as there have also been glitches (at least in my state) that push the Democratic candidate after the massive list of independent candidates.

If you’re voting on paper, check every side of every page to avoid missing any votes.

And most importantly, offer to take your friends, family, or co-workers with you to vote if they weren’t already planning to go.  

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This looks fun!

Give me someone I write for + a prompt.

I want to write a series of very quick, short drabbles today. 

“Here, let me see.”

“Don’t look down.”

“I’m sorry I yelled at you…”

“Will you just hold still?”

“This isn’t just about you…”

“What’s that behind your back?”

“When you’re happy, I’m happy.”

“I wish this moment could last forever…”

“There’s a leaf in your hair.”

“I think I twisted my ankle…”

“Why are you giving me such a hard time about this?”

“Look into my eyes, what do you see?”

“Of course you’d believe that…”

“Your hands are so much larger than mine.”

“Shhh, they’ll hear us.”

“It doesn’t look like you’ll need stitches…”

“Remember when you used to care?”

“Why didn’t you text me back?”

“Will you just tell me the truth?”

“You’re too damn cute.”

“Why are you laughing?”

“That stuff can’t be good for you!”

“This will only take a second…”

“Don’t look at me like that!”

“This tastes bitter…”

“You think you could do better?”

“Isn’t this a gorgeous view?”

“You’ve been so selfish lately!”

“Anything but that!”

“Why did you think that was a good idea?”

“Stop it, you’re embarrassing me.”

“Your eyes are red… Were you crying?”

“We’re running low on time here.”

“You’ve got something on your cheek.”

“If I could just get you to understand…”

“Don’t move, it’ll be okay.”

“Hey, don’t raise your voice at me!”

“Let’s take a deep breath…”

“Come on, it wasn’t that bad.”

“You call that music?”

“Damn auto-correct…”

“You can’t have it both ways.”

“I’ve made a huge mistake…”

“Don’t worry about it. Everyone screws up.”

“You can’t do that!”

“If you love it so much, then why don’t you marry it?”

“We go on three…”

“I’m not bothering you, am I?”

“I didn’t know you could do that.”

“I forgot you used to like this stuff!”

Borrowed prompt list from @faithfulwhispers 

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Victorian House [France]

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Hey I am new to your blog and I loved your elevator series!! Honestly its soo sweet and nice and I cant wait to read more!! U portrayed jumin perfectly of how he would have been if not paranoid during his route . Its soo perfect. I love it!! Cant wait for part 4!❤️

Thanks for this! It really made my day! I have had a rough couple of months which have robbed me of my motivation to do anything creative. Seeing comments like this make me want to get up and try again. 💜

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My body is my temple. Ancient and crumbling. Probably cursed and haunted.

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here is your gentle reminder that there are dandelions growing through cracks in the sidewalk. there is a fence lizard on the porch who is growing a new tail. there are trees growing through an abandoned house, branches tearing through the ceiling, ferns carpeting the floor. there is life pushing forward, pushing through. 

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Hahha I love this this is a universal human thing to do.

I work in theatre and it is customary to parrot back the stage manager's announcement to confirm you have heard them. Example: "Ok, All. Take 10." "Thank you, 10."

And that's fine, but it has become reflexive to do that and I frequently find myself saying "Thank you, ____!" in relation to time related events of all kinds.

Most recently:

Barista: "Ok! Your order will be up in 5."

Me: "Thank you, five!"

Barista:. . .

I can tell that person also works in theatre when they start giggling afterward.

I worked with toddlers and pre schoolers for three years. Sometimes I accidentally slip and tell a friend to say bye to an inanimate object (“say bye bus!”) & occasionally they unthinkingly just do it.

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A helpful thing!

the suffering never ends

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The best boy of my heart ♥

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I just discovered the tag #kitchenghosts and my life is a lot richer now.

morning coffee & brunch

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“Sha-la-la-la-la-la, don’t be scared~ You’ve got the mood prepared~ Go on, and kiss the girl~”

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HAAA.

That awkward moment when you don’t realize you’re the third wheel

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be the assistant？

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#reallife

Support system

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I love seeing the progress gif. So cool to watch!

My not-very-helpful drawing process… for @saeranuu !

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Adorbs.💕

star in my sky ⭐