#Tips on Tables

[newyorkthegoldenage]

The manual for the sophisticated Manhattan gent: where to take anyone to dinner. It may not look like anything special today, but in 1934, the U.S. (and even New York) was a strictly meat and potatoes kind of place, where fine dining meant turkey. Swedish food! Chinese! Japanese! Armenian! Only in New York.

Photos: The Cary Collection & Common Crow

[eggwishing]

sans looking at ice or something

[neztune]

Hehe

HTTYD doodle

The spot looked cozy and Toothless thought he could fit… at least he stayed there at the crime scene for when Hiccup woke up

[thatsbelievable]

[renstrapp]

god bless the gideon cosplayer with the boob window who walked down lesbian lane and god bless @fawnduu for telling me "eyes up"

(btw I'm posting these kind of sketches and doodle comics to my patreon for $2+)

[junkdrawerfan]

Did Kon go on one date with Cass and both decided it wouldn’t work out and decide to be friends? Yes.

But isn’t it funnier if they went out for three months just to figure out they’re into other people, have an amicable break up, start dating Tim/Steph respectively, and procedure to have the most fun on the world’s most awkward double dates.

[toyastales]

Beef Tips and Gravy

[danskjavlarna]

Source details and larger version.

You be the judge of how my vintage wizard collection is materializing.

[bloomingkyras]

Week 4: Fight 🤜🏻🤛🏻 (Secret Date feat Electra Harth)

(previous / next)

Creator POV: Before I give my comment about the date. I want to said that, Shawn and Electra's relationship are a bit rollercoaster but not nearly negative but still can be fix if they want to and luckily Electra want to fix it. The most fancy and hilarious date we have ever got 😂. Thanks to Miss Agnes. Miss Electra request a fancy restaurant date and who gonna said no,right? The date went well, until they both start flirting. That was the time, where Miss Agnes who sit far away from them, came and scold Shawn with her fancy and famous bag. Not just once but twice 😂. But their date when well And they got Silver medal. And finally restaurant works with this save file and I don't feel betrayals anymore 😆.

@aniraklova

[rush-the-stars]

there is something about someone like. coming into their own sexuality and appeal after some experience that is very very devastatingly attractive to me

[garblegarden]

I'm doing my taxes and I've come to the conclusion that over the entirety of 2024, through my online store and in-person endeavors, I have made...

twenty dollars

[donnyclaws]

STONE SENSUAL: I didn't survive the Nuclear Love Apocalypse

A zine about a weird arthouse porn film, stone sexuality and anything else. (12 pages) ($3 on itch.io)

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[creations-by-chaosfay]

We have a couple bills coming up, the car needs fuel, need to do laundry, but we haven't the funds to do any of that. There are several pieces available in my shop right now, including quilts, paintings, and digital downloads, and all with the option to pay more than my asking pricing.

My husband will be paid on February 20th, but we have bills that need paying before then. He missed a day due to an ice storm rendering the roads too dangerous for anyone.

Some pieces below:

[studyandsteep]

need to beat procrastination? start with the smallest task

unconventional study tips, part 5 - full series here!

the hardest part is getting started. once you do that, the rest will flow easily after you've dipped your toes in the water.

here's how: complete the assignment that will take the least amount of time. homework, maybe, or a 10 minute project work session.

as an added bonus, check your task list and make sure it's ordered by priority; take factors such as how much time the subject will take, due date, and weighting into consideration as you rank each assignment by priority.

procrastination is something students struggle with no matter how talented or smart they are- learning to manage it and not let it get the best of you is the most crucial step to managing time successfully.

[thatsbelievable]

[dramatic-dolphin]

one time i was at a folk museum and got talking with an older lady folk artist (like late 60s/70s) who was doing bead weaving, and she told me that she's been working here for a while, but only started bead weaving recently, because they asked her "hey, do you know bead weaving? if yes, can you demonstrate it for the visitors?" and she was just like "yeah, of course i know how! no problem :)" and then went home and typed "bead weaving tutorial for beginners" into youtube.

i left that conversation with a lot of bead weaving tips, but the real lesson i learned was "lie to your employers, the skill can't be THAT hard to master." ❤️