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Back from the dead yet again.

So I had a horrible experience after my first move in with my roommate and have subsequently moved again. I’m now in a carriage house in the middle of the woods near several small farms and am loving the change. Just me my cat and the local crows. I finally get to feel safe and at home and live peacefully. 

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I’m alive!

Sorry for the long break! I moved and got a new job as well as took up making jewelry that I plan to sell online and got my first armature voice acting gig. :D  

Needless to say I’ve been a busy bee but I’m back baby!

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Moving out!

I’ll be MIA for a while. See you all later. 

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Guys, I think it’s obvious what’s really in Rose’s chest

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;_>_;  

This appear in my mind out of sudden and idk why

This is kinda hilarious so i decided to leave this here

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Aww ^_>_^

travel time! idk where he is, but he fixed the branch he took as a souvenir, the little criminal.

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Lovely *_>*

Blue Diamond

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Iolite early formation (bottom) and new (top).  

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in the back you can see the golden ratio, i really like this detail.

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i can’t believe we’ve come so far!

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^_>^

Heavy spoilers but a very interesting interview. One of my fav parts is 

CBR: Was Peridot explicitly written as an autistic representation or was it just a happy coincidence that so many autistic people related to her?

RS: I don’t consider Peridot, or any of the Gems on the show for that matter, to be neurotypical – that is to say, most Gems don’t think, perceive or behave in ways considered to be “normal” by the general population, so I think it makes perfect sense that Peridot would be relatable to neurodiverse and autistic members of our audience.

As a non-binary, bisexual person, I often felt growing up like an alien surrounded by “real” people, never trusting myself to say the right thing or behave “correctly.” I wanted the Gems to be a reflection of that feeling, and hoped they would each be relatable not only to people with my exact experience but to a variety of experiences of being made to feel “other.” I wanted to create a show where those were the characters the audience would be rooting for – rooting for them to be free to express themselves in their truest way, and rooting for them to learn and grow at whatever pace they need. I am thrilled that autistic individuals relate to Peridot and hope that they’ve enjoyed the show.

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connie’s speech - steven universe: future finale

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Thank you coming, thank you for staying, thank you for watching the show

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TODAY IS THE DAY!! @rebeccasugar , we will never forget this incredible gift to us that is your show. Let's give one last goodbye to one of the best show I ever seen in my life. Thank you for all the lesson you tought me, thank you for all the emotions you made us feel, and thank you for the amazing journey that have been the last 7 years of my life with you, so thank you steven universe !

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