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CENTRAL PARK - NYC

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me teaching my pet vampire how to adapt to human society

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cora solmar

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tia maria

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I use humor to cover up the fact that I want to jump off a bridge

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the original post by @aweega is no more as the blog appears to have been nuked😔 rip

this was posted on Patreon @/magpiecrown a month ago and is now coming to tumblr - and made available to all patrons, including free members, if having everything in one place works better for you 💗

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Beargrass in the fog by tweetsandchirps

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they should serve eggnog year round as a controversial milk

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Shoutout to everyone who can go do things sometimes but spend the next week recovering.

Shoutout to everyone who looks healthy but isn’t.

Shoutout to everyone who has put up with the “why aren’t you better” b.s.

You’re still here. You’re alive. And I’m proud of you.

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CHAOS?

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皐月 (sa-tsu-ki) "May"

Like many countries, Japan uses a 12-month calendar. The names are very simple. January is 一月 (ichi-gatsu, literally "Month one"), February is 二月 (ni-gatsu, "Month two"), etc.

However, before the Meiji Restoration (mid-1800s) it was common to use an older 12-month system. These months’ names referenced the weather and the seasons (similar to the French Revolutionary calendar).

May is called “Satsuki” in this old Japanese calendar. “皐” is a substitute for “早苗”, which refers to young baby seedlings of rice, signifying the beginning of the rice-growing season.

Studio Ghibli fans will recognise "Satsuki" as the name of the older sister in "My Neighbour Totoro". The younger sister is, of course, called "Mei".

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Matt Damon explains why they don’t make movies like they used to. Pls watch.

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Nothing Doing no. 32