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Jzvbeee's Art Bloge

Sovereign

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Jzvbeee's Art Bloge

I SAW THESE REALLY NICE SHOES

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It’s been three years since Saeyoung came to our world. I downloaded Mystic Messenger two months later and I feel bad for missing those 60 days of his existence. He’s such an important part of my life that it’s terribly hard to put it into words. I guess that’s why I just keep buying all the merch and drawing all the fan art instead. But since Cheritz wants us to boast about our favorite character, well then. I love Saeyoung deeply, more than anyone has any idea. It’s a perfect love just as perfect as he is.  It’s impossible and untouchable and I suffer because of that but that’s what keeps it perfect. He’s everything I’d ever want anyone to be. All the words I put on this piece of paper and so many more, many that I don’t even know how to express. He makes me happy, he keeps me company, he’s my angel. And I could keep going but I’ll stop and say “thank you for your existence in this world”, I wish we could share dimensions too. I love you ♡

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I made a meme guys

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#grabby hands

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🐂 Souma Hatsuharu 🐂

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I was in the hospital level from Silent Hill 4. Every time one of the wheelchairs got close to me, the Seinfeld theme would start playing. It got to a point where I was being crowded by wheelchairs; and the music would just start over every time another one came over.

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Artifact only found in Chinese, Korean tombs turns up in Japan

RITTO, Shiga Prefecture – It took 20 years, but archaeologists reckon they now know the purpose of a bronze ring unearthed at an ancient site here: as a weight for measuring commodities.

That, in itself, may not sound exceptional, but researchers are excited because bronze ring weights have only previously been found as burial accessories in centuries-old tombs in China and the Korean Peninsula.

The artifact was found in 1999 during excavation work of a dry riverbed that flowed during the late Yayoi Pottery Culture period (300 B.C.-A.D. 300). The dig by the municipal education board also turned up earthenware fragments and bronze arrowheads.

Officials said May 23 that the find at the Shimomagari archaeological site in this western city is likely a ring weight dating to the latter half of the second century. Read more.

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Forgot to post this here. Happy birthday, cutie!

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My favorite Ice Cream at the moment.

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!!!!!😭✨❤✨❤✨❤❤❤

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Happy choi twins day 🚀🍦

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