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[theopossumwitch]

[dislocatedwishbone]

Talking to God

The Unabridged Journals of Sylvia Plath // Panic at the Disco, Behind the Sea // George Parrilla // Ada Limon, Miracle Fish // @valhallv​

[mentalhealththingz]

[kubfoo]

pickman commission for a friend! | commissions open!

[jessica-gru]

MISS MARY JANE 💋

Redraw of one of my fave ASM panels

[sameen-shaww]

I love Our Flag Means Death so of course I had to make some memes.

And because he's my favorite character

(and thanks to @dreamsoffilm for saying I should post the Ed meme, which inspired me to make more lol)

[leolynn]

some notable starboard messages from the swiftie server this week

[singscribbles]

tactitician’s tent

[quantumvaudeville]

Besties.

[duckcritter]

💫 snap (gift art) 💫

art for a friend :3 (background is mainly traced from bluey) + alt versions under cut

[id: a digital drawing of a young anthro character, around toddler age, sitting on a kiwi rug with a yellow sippy cup in front of her. she is a pastel yellow-and-orange hybrid between a red panda and squirrel, and her tail is striped pastel pink-yellow-white-green-white-blue. (i think there was supposed to be a white stripe in-between the pink and yellow that i missed.) in front of her is a crayon drawing of bluey, with a blue crayon sitting on top; and in the background, on the left, a red crayon and partially-obscured red toy truck.

[theopossumwitch]

[dislocatedwishbone]

— Joan Didion, The White Album

[mentalhealththingz]

[kubfoo]

does this count as my first spn fanart back the kickstarter! it ends nov 5th! (nov 4th at 11pm for those in CST)

[okaybutmakeitgayer]

you’re gone, gone

gone away

I watched you disappear

all that’s left

is a ghost of you

[16woodsequ]

Steve Rogers and School Lunches

So I've been doing some research on food during the Great Depression and what I discovered is that school lunches became a big movement in New York in 1930. So it is very likely that Steve and Bucky would have eaten a school lunch during the depression.

The menu was created by the director of homemaking for the New York school system, Martha Westfall.

This is one of the four rotating menus she created.

For some struggling families, this was the only meal their kids would get a day, or it would help stretch the food at home. These school lunches were free.

In schools that had no kitchens "stoves were installed in basements or gymnasiums. Lunch counters were created from wooden planks supported by old desks, the surfaces covered in brightly covered oilcloth" (A Square Meal: A Culinary History of the Great Depression by Jane Ziegleman and Andrew Coe, p. 78-79).

Milk was believed to be very important in one's diet, so it was in every meal, and half a pint was served with each meal to drink.