#arizona life

[yourpet-ropebunny]

What’s your idea of a movie date? Let’s hear it

wym a movie date lmao.

let’s go to the dollar store, see what our fav snacks are. then go to the theaters. i’m ok with silence but i’m also ok w talking quietly during the movie lol.

before or after the movie we could talk and enjoy the weather since it’s getting colder here finally.

[firstchurchmesa]

"Lord Have Mercy" Pastor Jeff Lust, November 26th 2023

Pastor Jeff Lust preaches "Lord Have Mercy" based on Luke 17:11-19   during 9 am Worship on Sunday November 26th, 2023. 

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 Watch the full Worship Service at Livestream.com/FirstChurchMesa

[elphin365]

Boop

[sweettrans]

Trans is beautiful 😍 🏳️‍🌈⚧️🏳️

[thingsorganizedneatly]

Flower Mandalas by Kathy Klein

via Colossal

[sherlockggrian]

secret life doodles. i'm beyond excited for this series.

[enkays-den]

Some captures from yesterday's stream ✨

[cheaprv]

Havasu Falls, Arizona. Photo by Ameer Basheer.

[textless]

Back in the spring, I noticed a couple of plants in the (mostly) wildflower garden that were absolutely swarmed with aphids. So many aphids.

I watched them for a few days and, sure enough, a ladybug or two came along.

They ate some aphids, but not enough to make much difference. That took ladybug larvae, which are absolute killing machines.

A couple of ravenous lacewing larvae showed up, too.

The aphids appeared around May 1, and the first ladybugs about two weeks later. The ladybug larvae went to work by May 19, and within a week they had eaten every single aphid and moved on to other parts of the garden.

Go get em, tiny predators!

Cochise County, Arizona, May 2024.

[toxooz]

Antibody skin is finally gettin used lmfao 💛☣💚

[rraaaarrl]

LOOK AT THEM

honored that they visit at night once in a while tbh 🥹

[sweettrans]

What you looking at ? 😊

[apnourry]

I miss Arizona🥲

[palossssssand]

doodled spykes on hotel paper~

[fatchance]

Historia del Mundo (El Árbol de la Vida) / Tiburcio Soteno Fernández / ceramic / undated.

I am fascinated by the Mexican Tree of Life folk art form, though in this example I find myself drawn to the bottom half, with its demons and imps and the damned. My people.

At the Tucson Museum of Art, Tucson , Arizona.

[desert-love]

Arizona has the best sunsets and sunrises ❤️