Greetings, fellow browser. This is where Faye Kingswell keeps her visual journal. If you were looking for her designs and illustrations, you're better off heading over to Filthy Faye's page on facebook. The moniker 'subcutaneous' is intended as a telling title, as I seek to dig underneath my own skin and examine my findings.
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This sweet and oh-so-hungry lady is a Woodhouse’s toad [Anaxyrus woodhousii], found in Burleson, Texas. Photographer Kala Murphy King writes:
“My daughter’s resident garden toad. Who could resist this face? Don’t you just want to toss her a few earthworms? Maybe a cricket or two?”
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This is beautiful and I come across it while weaving. Sweet poet, to you I shall return with my echoes.

exit wound (or, facebook memories elegy)
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Fun Christmas fact: In Denmark grandmas love to snack on pickled gnome butts.



They catch the gnomes in the winter and let the butts pickle all year so they’re ready for next Christmas.



Like most old-people food it’s a bit of an acquired taste so some grandmas add spices to make the butts more palatable for the younger generations.




Happy Holidays!
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new and magnificent beasts will arise from the muck. trust me on this one
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What do you recommend doctor? If only they would ever have an answer....
@douceurs

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mythological drinks! *:・゚✧*:・゚✧
consume at your own risk, some will grant you immortality while others will make you burp ghosts! also here are some info pops to sate yall curiosity too~
1. /Norse/ Yggdrasil root beer
2. /Chinese/ Immortality peach bubble tea
3. /Hindu/ Amrita in a can
4. /Aztec/ Quetzalcoatl milk chocolate
5. /Welsh/ Cauldron of Rebirth
6. /Greek/ Ambrosia juice box
7. /Egyptian/ Sunshine Ra-mune
8. /Sumerian/ Gilgamesh’s��Herb of Life tea
9. /Persian/ 7Universe fizzy Jamshid pop
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A collection of carved turnips climb a set of stairs in a derelict house in Cambridge. part of an art exhibition ‘Black Shuck; a strange and terrible wonder’ by John Piper, Jackie Piper & Andrew Wilkinson
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