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wild cats are awesome because they range from “that’s just a cat”

to “are you sure that’s a cat”

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Hey. Sorry to interrupt your browsing but I gotta keep it real. Sits down backwards on a chair. Have you accepted Stoat as your personal savior yet. Have you left room for Stoat. In your heart

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NEED👏THAT👏MAN👏PREGNANT FINALE POLL 2

[Poll 1, Poll 3]

PROPAGANDA:

[Julian]

"he is EXTREMELY submissive and breedable."

[submitted by @justanotherkathrynjanewayblog]

[Garak]

"Because he would be soooo annoying about it and it would be funny."

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characters have to be a little bit awful in ways that you cant defend. its good for the ecosystem. your honor he did do that. He did in fact do that

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I'm Fine - Pigeon Embroidered Lavender T-shirt // JessWasHere

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by Seo kim

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when you don't like the heel piece on bread loaves but live with somebody who really does

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Dolly Sods Wilderness is a beloved destination for campers and day-hikers from throughout the Mid-Atlantic, which means on a nice weekend, it's hard to find a parking spot anywhere near a trailhead along the forest road. I lucked out yesterday due to storms in the vicinity, which kept the traffic down. I had Rorhbaugh Trail mostly to myself. This trail is notorious for transforming into a boot-sucking slog after heavy rains, but that view of Red Creek Canyon on the other end . . . breathtaking.

Mountain laurel (Kalmia latifolia) is just starting to bloom on the plateau and should be near peak by next weekend. Another wildflower bomb is fringed bleeding heart (Dicentra eximia), which clumps gorgeously in open spots along the trail - it blooms continuously from mid-spring to fall as long as there are no extended hot spells. The mountain wood-sorrel (Oxalis montana) is also starting to bloom. A couple miles up the road at Alder Run Bog, the early azalea (Rhododendron prinophyllum) is in knockout form and bunchberry (Cornus canadensis), a dwarf dogwood typically found growing much farther north, is just starting to bloom. Harder to find in the glowing red and yellow sphagnum of the bog itself is spoonleaf sundew (Drosera intermedia), one of two species found growing there.

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First carving in about two years!

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Here's a duck I drew today instead of working

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i love kingdom hearts

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Acetabularia crenulata

Mermaid’s Wineglass

What’s really cool about these guys is that each little cap and stem is unicellular. So one shoot is ONE CELL. The nucleus sits in the rhizoid (the anchoring part of the organism) so that if the cell is decapitated, it can still function. 

In the 1930′s - 1950′s, Joachim Hämmerling experimented with various species of Acetabularia. He found that if he grafted a cap from A. crenulata onto the base of A. mediterranea, and vise versa, the cap would change to match that of the base it was grafted on to. In this way, Hämmerling is responsible for proving that the nucleus of the cell contains the genetic information necessary for cellular development.

Here’s a nice write up concerning Hämmerling’s work.

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I love how other stories have a love triangle where the main character has to choose, but Final Fantasy VII is very clear that dating Cloud is at least a two person job. Team lift per OSHA rules

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Oatmeal Bowl Set

Clay, Glaze, Stain, reduction fired to ^6

each roughly 3-4” tall & in diameter

(the set is named for the glaze, but you could theoretically eat oatmeal out of them too)

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I made a bag design with the stamps I carved!!!