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🌟Late 669+ follower raffle cause funny number (over @ Twitter)🌟 ------------------------------------ ❓2 Winners | 1 Twitter & 1 Tumblo 🎨Flat colored full body scrib ------------------------------------

☘️How to Enter☘️ 🔹- Be following 🔹- Reblog ( so i can yoink you for the actual raffle ) 🔺- No giveaway accounts 🔹- Optional: Pictures of your character

Since some of us migrated (back) to Tumblr it only seemed fair to toss this here as well

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The Lovers card means harmony, partnerships, and meaningful relationship. There are different types of love. You can interpret it in a romantic relationship or could be friendship and family love. 

ffxiv is open to a relationship (it’s harder to find an official they said couple?) I was debating who I should draw this card. Moenbryda and Urianger relationship can interpret as a romantic or nonromantic love relationship. It is up to the audience how this card will describe their relationship. What we know is Urianger loved Moenbryda as a good friend or maybe more.

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Azeyma, the Warden

http://twitter.com/koyoriin http://patreon.com/koyorin http://instagram.com/koyori_n http://www.pixiv.net/member.php?id=12576068

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“Someone asked me what home was and all I could think of were the stars on the tip of your tongue, the flowers sprouting from your mouth, the roots entwined in the gaps between your fingers, the ocean echoing inside of your ribcage.”

— E.E. Cummings

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https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZTRq4wXHX/

Started making dice and job stones at the beginning of the year. I made a recap of nearly all of my reveal videos (with some pours mixed in). To think that it's only been a year since I started... wow!!

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new official art as it appeared in the recent FF14 concert held in Tokyo… 😭

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memories of shadowbringers.

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Ramuh at Pinnacle Rocks, Final Fantasy IX

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I was drawing a bunch of pentagrams in my notebook during math class because I was bored and I think I drew 150 pentagrams in total before a devilish-looking guy wearing a red suit broke down the door of the classroom and yelled “wHAT the fUCK do you wANT?!”

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now which one of y’all’s middle aged white daddy is voicing Aki

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🌺 Tell me a preconeption/headcanon you have for one of my characters... 🌺

And I’ll rate how accurate it is on a scale of 1 to 10, 1 being way off and 10 being basically canon!

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did you know that the CRITICALLY ACCLAIMED MMORPG Final Fantasy XIV that has 4 expansions, Heavensward, Stormblood, Shadowbringers, and Endwalker, which is from lvl 1 to 90 content is currently being sold at 50% OFF?

This is the best deal Square Enix has done and if you are on PC or PlayStation 5 and always wanted to try this game out, now is one of the best times!

And if you're wondering can you play every job (incl. Black Mage, White Mage, Samurai, Bard, Dark Knight, Dancer, and many more) with only one character, yes you absolutely can. You don't need to make another character to experience another job or role.

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Appalachian Folklore, Wives Tales, and Superstitions

Brought to you mostly by my grandparents, but also by my family at large. These are all things I heard growing up in the northern region of Appalachia and wanted to share with y'all. The lore and sayings may vary based on location, family tradition, and other factors, but this is just what I’m sharing from my experiences!

• Give the first pinch of a freshly baked loaf of bread to the Good Men to keep them happy. • Deaths and births always come in threes. • Spin around in a circle three times before you walk in the front door to confuse any spirits that are following you. • Don’t throw your hair out! If a bird builds a nest with it, you’ll have migraines. • “Red sky at night, sailor’s delight. Red sky at morning, sailor’s warning.” • If the leaves on trees are flipped over with their backsides showing, rain’s coming. • If you hear a dog howl at night, death is coming. • If you’re giving someone a wallet or purse as a present, put money in it to ensure they’ll never financially struggle. • Spirits can’t cross running water. • Cats and dogs won’t enter a room where spirits are present. • Carry an acorn in your pocket for good luck, a penny for prosperity, and a nail for protection. • If you’re having nightmares, put a Bible under your pillow. They’ll go away. • Take a spoonful of honey to keep your words sweet. • Keeping a pot of coffee on ensures a happy home. • It’s bad luck to walk over a grave. • A horseshoe hung above a door ensures good luck. • A horseshoe in the bedroom staves away nightmares. • If your right hand itches, you’ll soon be receiving money. If the left itches, you’ll be paying it. • Wishing on a star works. “Star light, star bright, first star I see tonight. I wish I may, I wish I might, have the wish I wish tonight.” • When you have a random shiver, someone just walked over your grave. • If smoke from a fire rises, expect clear skies. If it rolls along the ground, expect storms. • Rosemary near the door provides protection. Lavender provides peace. • “A ring around the sun or moon, rain or snow is coming soon.” • Wind chimes and bells keep spirits away. • Seeing a cardinal means unexpected company. • For that matter, so does dropping silverware. • Rubbing a bit of potato on a wart helps it to go away. • If the soles of your feet itch, you will soon walk on strange grounds. • Black eyed peas, greens, and/or pork and sauerkraut should be eaten on New Year’s Day to welcome good luck and good fortune. • Driving a nail into a bedframe or crib will drive away curses. • If your ears are burning, someone’s talking about you. • If you dream of fish, you are or will soon be pregnant. • Listen to the wisdom of children, they see and know more than we think. • To dream of death means birth, to dream of birth means death. • To cure a headache, crush some mint leaves in your hands, cup them over your mouth and nose, and breathe in a few times. It should help. • Placing a fern or ivy on the front porch protects against curses. • In a vegetable garden, never plant the same plants in the same spot two years in a row. Rotate where they are, and you’ll save your soil. (Note: this is a real thing called crop rotation, and is actually kind of important) • A black bird (Raven or crow, doesn’t matter) on the roof or a windowsill is an omen for death. To avoid it, you have to scare it away without using your voice before it caws. • Say a prayer when you pass a coal mine for the lost souls still in the mine. • Thank the land and the Lord with every successful hunt or harvest you have, for nothing is guaranteed.

These are a few of the folklores, wives’ tales, superstitions, and sayings that I’ve heard growing up (and still living in) in Appalachia! I encourage other Appalachian witches, cunning folk, and general inhabitants of the Appalachian region (and just the mountain range at large) to share whatever bits you’ve heard over the years! I just wanted to share a bit with y'all to give you an insight into some Appalachian lore, my own practice, and maybe give you some things to research and incorporate into your own practice! 🌿✨

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This is me!!

Hello Everyone!!! New crafter here. I recently started working with resin and I'm making FFXIV job stones. They're available for purchase on my etsy store or through FB if you message me. I'm charging $7 plus shipping.

Most of them are semi glow in the dark with some of them being entirely glow in the dark. (Dirty pour method makes it hard to get a perfect consistency but it was what I was going for)

Link to my etsy: https://www.etsy.com/listing/1156404870/semi-glowing-job-stones-dirty-pour

Link to the tiktok for video for these: https://www.tiktok.com/@ryosresin/video/7059274469759601966?is_from_webapp=1&sender_device=pc&web_id6914141927601800710