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Flowers for Wada
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#got a bunch of flower stickers from my sister so WADA FLOWER TIME IT IS#just that def nothing more#flowers for wada#wada masanari#venleaf art#fanart#tetro pink#danganronpa tetro#tetro danganronpa pink#dr tetro#tetro fanart#tdrp#fangan#doodle
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@elronthemage. LOVE YA, LIL HOOMAN!!! đ„đđâš just blow up my @expelliarmyoooo with ALL THE CRAZY, ALL THE DRAMA, ALL THE MEMES!!! this accountâs basically a zombie walking in slow-mo, canât even see your mail, canât reply, itâs DEAD AF, so send me your madness THERE or Iâll haunt you in your dreams with glitter and rubber chickens!!! đ«. oh my god, love them SO much â honestly, you just brightened my entire day with those flowers đ„čđž it feels like you wrapped me up in a warm, wild hug made of petals and pure good vibes. thank you for being this incredible soul who knows exactly how to make me smile â€ïžâš youâre a whole garden of love and light, and Iâm so lucky to have you.
flowers for you, flowers for you, flowers for you @elronthemage
also i got a block limit
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The gods: *breathe*
Vasant:

NUHHH LIKE EXACTLY WHAT I WAS SAYING
He's always ready with flowers smh smh
Also love how it's literally mentioned he was making a flower mess at Lakshminarayan wedding like it's soo canon đżđż
Vishnu and Lakshmi, having their ankhon mein teri ajab si ajab si adaye hai moment:
Vasant: RAHHH FLOWERRRR
Lakshmi:
Vishnu:
Vishnu: no complaints I love flowers :)))))
Also he definitely did that to everyone who emerged from the ocean including Chandra, Varuni and Nidra
LMAO imagine Vasant showering Varuni with flowers and she's just like âyeahhh bring it onnnnâ and not even saying anything cuz she's just too drunk đ lol
#vasant#vasanta#vasantblr#the cult of vasant đ·đžđčđșđ»đŒđ”ïžđđ„đȘ·đȘ»#hindu mythology#hindu gods#hindublr#desiblr
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Btw I thought I'd draw that one group dynamic đ

P.S. the flowers on Kama's head are those five flowers he uses in his arrows
OMG I LOVE THIS SO MUCH HELP
Vasant poor bbg ToT
@randomx123 CHECK THIS OUTTTT
#vasant#vasanta#vasantblr#the cult of vasant đ·đžđčđșđ»đŒđ”ïžđđ„đȘ·đȘ»#kama#kamadeva#rati#kama x rati#vishnu#hindu mythology#hindu gods#hinduism#hindublr#desiblr
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My small collection of dried flowers (˶ââżâ˶âż)





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Bob Dylan with his manager Albert Grossman at the Newport Folk Festival, Rhode Island, 1965đ”đžđ”
Albert Grossman was more than just a manager - he was a powerful, sometimes controversial force behind Dylan's riseđȘŽ
Known for his sharp business instincts and fierce protection of his artists, Grossman helped Dylan navigate fame, negotiate major contracts, and maintain creative controlđč
Grossman was known as a shrewd and aggressive manager in the American folk and rock music scenesđ
Besides Dylan, he also managed other prominent artists such as Janis Joplin, Peter, Paul and Mary, The Band, and Gordon Lightfootđ»
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Via @bobdylandiaries on Instagramđđ„
#60s icons#bob dylan#singer songwriter#poet#folk music#folk rock#rock and roll#đ±đđđȘŽđđđđđ·đčđ„đȘ·đșđžđŒđ»#đșđž
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Even if you think you're not good enough, you still have me who thinks you're good good enough, pretty boyđ
This is so sweet đ„ș Thank you so much
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forget about that phillip cuntinho this day is about YOUUUU!!!!!!! happy happiest birthday lucy, one of the brightest days in the year <33 you are such a joy and always make me smile and laugh sm as well as being gifted with one of the smartest and greatest minds on this site. everytime i see your little profile pic in my notifs i know its going to make my day betterđ«¶â€ïžđž hope you have the bestest day and that the next year will be everything youve hoped for and more! im always rooting for you all the way from up here across the world and im sending sm love and kisses in an express delivery to you rn mwahhhh đœđœđ«¶đ«¶đ«¶đ»đ»đŒ
GET PHIL AGAIN FOR ME and then come over here and kiss me on the mouth omg.... my smile is hurting my face a little bit but i simply have no choice under these conditions like who could look at this message and do anything but beam and love and rejoice and know that they are the luckiest person in the world because they have annika in their heart as well as in their phone like wow that is true wealth and richness
#you make me feel like every flower emoji đ·đžđ”ïžđđ đźđčđșđ„đȘ·đȘ»đŒđ»#I LOVE YOU!!!!!!!#asks
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U DESERVE IT ALL IM SO HAPPY 4 UU đđđđ
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STAWP I LOVE YYYEEWW SM THANK YOU BABY <3 <3 <3
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New profile picture, new account name and Have a nice spring Everyone đđžđźđ”đčđ„đșđ»đŒđ·â.
#christina aguilera#spring#have a nice spring everyone#đđžđźđ”đčđ„đșđ»đŒđ·â#2025#britneygreece#xtinagreece#đSpringtinađ
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Think I've finally decided on a paint scheme for my stormcast! It's very dry brushing dependent, but I really like how it gives it an unpolished metal look. This one is rather simple, but it is a basic sequitor, and I will add more complexity to higher ranking units.
#so far im thinking of naming them the knights of the rose or something#im trying out my free handing skills to see if i can decorate them with simple roses#đčđ„đșđđ»đŒđ·đȘ»âïžđž
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Okay so I was thinking
For Vasant Purana every single prominent Vasant fanatic here on Tumblr can write their own samhita like the Shiv Puran
OMG YES YES YES IT WOULD BE SOO FUNNNN
All of us should can write one samhita and name them different on different flowers or something or even the cooked up Vasant avatars who knows
#vasant#vasant purana#vasanta#vasantblr#the cult of vasant đ·đžđčđșđ»đŒđ”ïžđđ„đȘ·đȘ»#puranas#samhitas#hindu mythology#hindu gods#hindublr#desiblr
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My flower crown broke while I was making it :,(

NOOOOOOO, damn bro it's ok, ur the prettiest flower anyway đ rip pretty flower crown (ngl its so well made wth)
#yellow talks#yellow asksksksk#asksksksk#thou is the prettiest of all flower crowns#đđžđźđȘ·đ”đ”đčđ„đșđ»đŒđ·đȘ»âïž#BRO ITS SO WELL MQDE THO đđRIPP
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đșđčđ·FlowersđđȘ»đ»
In appreciation of the approaching spring, here some tips for cut flowers:
Cut ~2 inches off from the base of the stem, at an angle
Personally, I like to strip all the leaves off each flower. Benefits include: reduces mold growth, allows the nutrients to focus on the flower itself instead of going to the leaves resulting in longer flower life, and reduces the weight, resulting in less droopy flowers (especially for things like tulips)
Add 1/3 a cup of soda (any kind of regular soda) because they love the sugar
Add 1/4 a teaspoon of bleach to prevent mold (no, surprisingly, adding bleach does not kill the flowers)
If you Absolutely Need the flowers to last in perfect condition for a few days, refrigerating them is your best bet.
The more bulbous the flower, the more water content, the more likely the mold growth. Think sunflowers, peonies, ranunculus, and roses. Personally, I avoid them for this reason, but itâs personal preference.
If you live in area with cold winters, avoid buying roses for Valentineâs Day unless they are your recipients favorite. In these areas, roses bloom ânaturallyâ in the summer, and Iâve found the roses that were âforced to bloom earlyâ (for lack of better phrasing) for Valentineâs Day to be of much poorer quality.
Carnations, in my experience, last the longest. By a long shot.
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