#blackshine

[blackshiner]

Death to the weak! #deathmetal #metal #rock #metalband #deathmetalband #blackshiner #deathtotheweak #music https://www.instagram.com/p/CpDLaebrNHj/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[sharpilu]

RiftClan Year 1

HELLO I AM CLANGENNING AGAIN

i will be blogging every year of my clan (RiftClan) in ClanGen which you can download here ! :D if you don't wanna see these, feel free to block the "riftclangen.blogging" tag i will be using :]

the rest of these wont have a cut-off, but this one will for your convenience <33

the decided lore i'm going with is that these cats were all exiled for standing up to a tyrannical leader from one of the other clans, and after finding a cave with beautiful crystals and water that shone like the night sky, they decided to live there. i will be starting in leaf-bare.

these are my founding cats :D

(i changed Blackshines name to Ashspark after taking the screenshots)

okay i forgot to log some stuff but uhhh Pansypaw went out on his warrior assessment and got bit by an eagle. so. oops lolz. here is Pansypaw being injured and sad.

ALSO moon 1, Ashspark just hunted a rabbit on Biteclan territory and got chased away. because of this, i'm gonnna say they were previously FROM Biteclan. woo! ALSO ALSO moon 1, Crestedfeather and Skyglare are mates <3

moon 2, Pansypaw got better and graduated! he is now Pansystreak and a good teacher :]

moon 3

get fucked old lady

WE FOUND A GUY ON THE SIDE OF THE ROAD!

looks like he was from Biteclan too ig. he has a broken jaw and bruises. and Crestedfeather is shivering after going out in the snow with Skyglare. not a very good date lmao

moon 4

STOP DYING (< sent her out alone willingly)

Ashspark had a vision ???

moon 5

healing time ig

tried sending Crestedfeather and Skyglare on another date but they found a fox and Crestedfeather got a bite wound. cringe fail girlfriend ?? Pansystreak also got bit by a small ouppy.

moon 6

motherfucker CANNOT catch a break oh my god.

oh,

i guess everyone is sucking lmao

moon 7

JUNIPERSTAR STOP

anyways- Olivefleck is all better now so we can see him!

i think he is very cute :]

"Pansystreak is having a hard day." when the fuck ISN'T he clangen ??? on that topic- Olivefleck and Pansystreak kinda like each other but i'm on the fence about putting them together so. we'll see how that goes. just logging it down now.

okay i'm looking through the relations- i think Crestedfeather has been cringe failing too hard cause she and Ashspark have a good bit of romantic like for each other oh god

WAIT CRESTED AND ASH LIKE EACH OTHER TOO LMAO WAIT WAIT POLY???? POLYCULE?????? FUCK YEAH THEY'RE A POLYCULE NOW

okay last relationship note for this moon- Echobeetle likes Juniperstar but it's one-sided, so i'll keep track of that.

moon 8

good lord what is going on down there. also everyone is healthy now !! :3

"Crestedfeather feels a sense of dread." oh god are you gonna get injured AGAIN- nvm i had her go out with her girlfriends and they're all fine :]

i haven't been logging it but there seems to either be one very persistent small dog or alot of dogs in the area. weird considering we are mostly UNDERGROUND?

moon 9

Echobeetle only keeps liking Juniperstar more and babygirl is NOT noticing lmao

nothing really interesting happened, but we DO keep witnessing kittypets being abandoned and then run over. so.

moon 10

OWO?

PRETTY GIRL !!! PRETTY GIRL !!!!!!

first patrol, Marshalleaf, Skyglare and Ashspark found a child.

she's very cute! excited to see her grow up :]

would you look at that! moon 11! nothing much happened!! i didn't loose my leader and deputy in the same moon!!! wow how cool!!!! i definitely didn't cheat to avoid that outcome no siree!!!!!! :DDDD

i wasn't prepared and panicked.

also i just noticed Streamsmoke has a bite scar???

you couldn't see it on any of her other sprites but. yeah. that wasn't something she got she's just HAD IT apparently.

aaand we met a loner!

enby healer! they decided not to join after talking to us though :(

moon 12

Streamsmoke is healthy again!

nothing much happened on patrols, but Streamsmoke helped Echobeetle with gathering rosemary and got a small cut, so.

aaaand that's all for this year! thank you for reading <3

[arte-cartoon]

Enemy Teenager in 2005 Characters:Mickey(demon villain) and BlackShine(hero)

[pixiedustpbj]

Check out this listing I just added to my Poshmark closet: Brand New 7 for Mankind Size 31.

[jmunsonii]

2010 #MiniCooperClubmanS looks like exterior never really cared for except for scratchy car wash. Made far better by 4 hours of hand effort and #TurtleWax #HybridCeramicPolishAndWax #HybridCeramicWetWax #Meguiers Trim Restore #GriotsGarage #BlackShine #RainX original formula on front glass. #detailersofinstagram https://www.instagram.com/p/CHk9jAynkKX/?igshid=1m118lnc4rqro

[ranikone]

#Rani #Black #Henna #Hair #Color #BlackShine https://www.instagram.com/p/B35bdlrnJbH/?igshid=cjszpbu785g

[mehul022]

No Filter No glitter actual black beauty Pulsar 220F #black #blackshine #babypearl #myblackpearl🖤 #pulsar220f #pulsarmaniacs❤️😘 #pose #photoshoot📷 #pulsarlove #bajajpulsar220f #bajaj #bikeposer #bikersofinstagram #bikeride #msvaults #beach (at Bhandardara) https://www.instagram.com/ms_vaults/p/Bw1W1qMlagL/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=ej8necbjtibp

[fitmomjoanna]

It’s my pampering day today 😍 1.5 hours full body aromatherapy Balinese massage, full gel manicure & pedicure, & best of all my 2 darlings hubby & son accompanied throughout all together 🥰🥰🥰 Boss baby very happy with his new transformer bumblebee #loveyouforever #happyfamily #happymommy #happywifehappylife #happysunday #pamperday #headtotoe #indulgence #fullmassage #gelnails #manipedi #blackshine #blingbling #starbucks #econsave #transformers #bumblebee #gratefulness #lovinghubby #lovingdaddy #lovingson #qualitytimetogether #alwaysgrateful #ioiboulevard #puchong #oldklangroad #awesomelife #wfhm #workfromhomemom #mompreneur #momtrepreneur @fitmomjoanna (at IOI Boulevard) https://www.instagram.com/p/BuyYTx0n7kn/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1w1g8vxq0v0lq

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[yoshifan4456]

[blackshiner]

Stone #deathmetal #deathmetalband #rock #metal #music #blackshiner #photography #doommetal #musiciansofinstagram #trashmetal #heavymetal #heavymetalmusic #progresive #pic #picoftheday #musica #arts #melodicdeathmetal #technicaldeathmetal #death #satan https://www.instagram.com/p/Cms9K2EuN8-/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[larryland]

LENOX, MA [November 11, 2019] — Every year, WAM Theatre donates a portion of the box office proceeds from their Mainstage productions to organizations that work for gender equality locally, nationally, or internationally. The success of the just-closed production of PIPELINE by Dominique Morisseau, directed by Dawn M. Simmons, enabled the company to present $4500 each to their 18th and 19th  beneficiaries, Harmony Homestead and Wholeness Center, Inc., and The Women of Color Giving Circle. This brings WAM’s donation total since its founding in 2010 to $75,000.

  The WAM Team presents checks to Harmony Homestead Wholeness Center and the Women of Color Giving Circle following the closing performance of PIPELINE on November 9, 2019. Photo by David Dashiell.

  PIPELINE, presented by WAM in partnership with BRIDGE, is a co-production with The Nora Theatre Company at Central Square Theater in Cambridge, MA, where the play will be performed from March 5-29, 2020.  

  “The WAM Beneficiary Committee is delighted that our selection of these two beneficiaries enabled us to support both the professional and spiritual development of what we hope are future educators of color in the Berkshires”, Kristen van Ginhoven, Producing Artistic Director of WAM Theatre shared. “That made these two organizations the perfect beneficiaries for PIPELINE.”

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WAM Producing Artistic Director Kristen van Ginhoven and BRIDGE Founder and CEO Gwendolyn VanSant with Shirley Edgerton and Leah Reed of the Women of Color Giving Circle. Photo by David Dashiell.

Elizabeth Blackshine, Founder of Harmony Homestead, with BRIDGE Founder and CEO Gwendolyn VanSant and WAM Producing Artistic Director Kristen van Ginhoven. Photo by David Dashiell.

“WAM’s donation will allow Harmony Homestead & Wholeness Center to create and provide a horticulture therapy program for people of color. We also hope to purchase a vehicle to help increase attendance by families of color at our programs, which include meditation, re-evaluation counseling classes, cultural food growing, and nature immersion programs” explained Elizabeth Blackshine, Founder of Harmony Homestead & Wholeness Center.

  “This donation from WAM will help the Women of Color Giving Circle upgrade the educational tools we use in our mentoring program for girls and their families.”  said Leah Reed,  a member of the Circle.  “It will also help us facilitate and maintain connections with students from historically black colleges and universities (HBCU) as we foster collaborative relationships by bringing them to the Berkshires to work with our youth.”

  The 2019 beneficiaries were chosen after a thoughtful and rigorous selection process, including a request for proposals and site visits, overseen by a committee at WAM consisting of Kristen van Ginhoven (WAM Producing Artistic Director), Margaret Fluhr (WAM Board of Directors), Wendy Healey (WAM Board of Directors), Dori Parkman (WAM General Manager) and Lia Russell-Self (WAM Associate Producing Director). Stephanie Wright of BRIDGE joined the committee this year as part of the WAM/BRIDGE partnership on PIPELINE.

  Harmony Homestead and the Women of Color Giving Circle are WAM’s 18th & 19th beneficiaries. Past recipients include: Tapestry Health Systems, The MoonCatcher Project, The Denise Kaley Fund,  the LIPPI Program of the Women’s Fund of Western Massachusetts, the Soldier On Women’s Program, the Berkshire Immigrant Center, Suzi Banks Baum’s New Illuminations initiative in Gyumri, Armenia, Hands in Outreach, Sisters for Peace, Mother of Peace Orphanage in Illovo, South Africa, the Rites of Passage and Empowerment Program for Girls (ROPE), Shout Out Loud Productions, Berkshire United Way’s Teen Pregnancy Prevention Initiative, Edna’s Hospital in Somaliland, The Women’s Fund of Western Massachusetts, and Women for Women International. Read more.

  An important component of the WAM/BRIDGE partnership was creating a sense of engagement and place for the artists and production team. BRIDGE Founder and CEO, Gwendolyn VanSant coached the WAM team in equity and inclusion practices for beneficiary processes, relevant community partner engagement, board and volunteer education, and the artist and audience engagement and outreach; consulted in design of curriculum, study guide and playbill; participated in auditions and designed a supplemental talkback to support Berkshire county audience and panelists at the intersections of the WAM and BRIDGE mission. Representatives of the PIPELINE beneficiaries, along with BRIDGE Towards Racial Justice activists and allies, provided additional meals and meetings to support the guest artists while they were in the Berkshires performing this play, as well as ushered for the play and provided support for the production where needed. 

  “Through this production, we looked to fortify and nourish local partnerships and cultivate access points for authentic discussion for students and adults engaged with our schools and justice systems around the stark ethnic disparities that exist for Black families. As we identified gaps in understanding and life experience for some audience members and a deep resonance for others, this unique Berkshire production of PIPELINE offered solutions and future models for all arts organizations through a deep, intentional collaboration with community partners for all of us as educators, parents, students, artists and leaders to grow from,” Gwendolyn VanSant explained. “PIPELINE helped us deepen these conversations with courage and vulnerability.”

  An in-school workshop series, designed and taught by Talya Kingston of WAM and Stephanie Wright of BRIDGE,  provided the 8th grade students of Nessacus Regional Middle School attending PIPELINE with classes to introduce the students to concepts of racial bias, micro and macro aggressions, and stereotyping, and provided them with strategies to embrace individual responsibility and to facilitate community change.

Nessacus 8th Graders pay rapt attention during their talkback.

  PIPELINE Community Development workshops (PIPELINE 2.0), designed and taught by Lia Russell-Self from WAM and Gwendolyn VanSant from BRIDGE, were presented in multiple professional development and public events across Berkshire County to extend the opportunity for learning from the immense power of PIPELINE outside of the theatre toward positive social impact. Participants were educators who selected the Pipeline 2.0 session for Berkshire County Professional Development Day for educators, MCLA students and their faculty on the Day of Dialogue, BRIDGE Race Amity Day participants and the Nessacus 8th grade team. 

BRIDGE Founder & CEO Gwendolyn VanSant with Dennis Powell, President of the NAACP-Berkshire Chapter, and Berkshire County District Attorney Andrea Harrington.

WAM’s Associate Producing Director Lia Russell-Self moderates a talkback with Shirley Edgerton and Jerome Edgerton.

BRIDGE Founder & CEO Gwendolyn VanSant moderates a talkback with BRIDGE educator Stephanie Wright and Dr. Emily Williams.

BRIDGE Founder & CEO Gwendolyn VanSant with Dr. Tracey Benson, author of “Unconscious Bias in Schools.”

  Curated and moderated by Gwendolyn VanSant, a well attended series of post show conversations offered audience members an opportunity to engage with artists involved in the production and with speakers such as Dr. Tracey Benson, author of Unconscious Bias in Schools, Berkshire County District Attorney Andrea Harrington, DA office Community Engagement Coordinator Bryan House, Dennis Powell, President of the NAACP-Berkshire Chapter, and local subject matter experts, beneficiaries and others.

  On Saturday, November 2nd, WAM’s Fresh Takes play reading series had a successful reading of PARADISE by Laura Maria Censabella, followed by a conversation with the playwright, actors Layan Elwazani and Jay Sefton, and director Talya Kingston.  

Layan Elwazani and Jay Sefton in WAM’s Fresh Takes Reading of Laura Maria Censabella’s PARADISE. Photo by David Dashiell.

Finally, after the closing performance on November 9, there was a chance to meet representatives of Harmony Homestead and the Women of Color Giving Circle and hear more about how WAM’s donations will impact their work. This was followed by the check presentation ceremony.

  “It is phenomenal to wrap up  our 10th season with these inspiring donations.” said WAM’s van Ginhoven, “This production of PIPELINE and our close work with our partners at BRIDGE and our co-producers at The Nora at Central Square Theater was an extraordinary experience for us all and the perfect way to conclude our first decade and lay the foundation for our second.”

  This co-production of PIPELINE will be presented by The Nora Theatre Company at Central Square Theater in Cambridge, MA,  March 5-29, 2020.  

  PIPELINE was sponsored in part by Carolyn Butler.

  About WAM’s fall production of PIPELINE

  AT A GLANCE

  October 24-November 9, 2019 PIPELINE by Dominique Morisseau

Directed by Dawn M. Simmons at the Elayne P. Bernstein Theatre at Shakespeare & Company, Lenox, MA

www.wamtheatre.com/pipeline

A powerful and thought-provoking examination of race, class, and the American education system

  Featuring Hubens “Bobby” Cius, Barbara Douglass, Alexandria Danielle King, James Ricardo Milord, Sandra Seoane-Serí, and Kevin Craig West

  Shelley Barish, Scenic Designer

Michaela Carmelo Bocchino, Lighting Designer

Greg Smith, Sound Designer

Elizabeth Rocha, Costume Designer

John ADEkoje, Projection Designer

Lauren Burke, Stage Manager

  Presented in Partnership with Multicultural BRIDGE

  Co-produced with The Nora at Central Square Theater, Cambridge, MA, where the show will be presented March 5-29, 2020.

This production of PIPELINE is sponsored in part by Carolyn Butler.

  About Harmony Homestead & Wholeness Center

Harmony Homestead & Wholeness Center exists to facilitate social harmony and reparations to members of the underserved global majority by means of support groups, reconnecting with nature, sustainably growing and preserving food, preserving and practicing indigenous wisdom, and fostering cross-cultural allies.

  For more information: unveilwholeness.com/

  About Women of Color Giving Circle

In affiliation with the Women’s Fund of Western Massachusetts, the Women of Color Giving Circle of the Berkshires seeks to inspire young women of color and instill self-respect and resilience. They work to build community, encourage youth development and educational success, and promote the arts. They provide funding and encourage civic action among citizens of Berkshire County.

  For more information: https://www.facebook.com/wocgc1/

  ABOUT BRIDGE

  BRIDGE, a Minority and Women Run Nin-Profit Organization, started as a grassroots Berkshire-based organization dedicated to catalyzing change and integration. 

  Since 2007,  BRIDGE’s mission has been “promoting mutual understanding and respect among diverse groups serving as a resource to both local institutions and the community at large. Serving the Commonwealth and beyond as a Supplier Diversity Program certified by the Affirmative Market program of the Massachusetts, we serve as catalysts for change and integration through collaboration, education, training, dialogue, fellowship and advocacy.” Our core values are accountability, empowerment, celebration, learning, collaboration, and equity.

  Through a 360 degree perspective on community and civic participation, BRIDGE has designed a holistic approach to community and public health. BRIDGE’s goal is to impact hearts, minds and behaviors that result in positive cultural shifts and systemic changes in policy, law and practice towards a more just, safe and equitable society.

  Services include access to cultural​ literacy and cultural competence ​training; diversity equity and inclusion consulting, facilitation; youth leadership; multicultural education; parent engagement and education; civil rights and social justice forums and advocacy with diverse groups. We facilitate cultural competence programming in schools and institutions to promote equity and to educate on systemic racism and cultural barriers.

  For more information: www.multiculturalbridge.org

  ABOUT CENTRAL SQUARE THEATER

  Central Square Theater (CST) is a state-of-the-art theatrical arts facility where audiences find, under one roof, the distinctive repertoires of two award-winning, professional companies, Underground Railway Theater (URT) and The Nora Theatre Company (The Nora), as well as collaborative projects drawing on their creative synergy.

  Central Square Theater is a  cultural anchor in the community — schools, families, and community groups benefit from outreach and educational programs, and the local economy gets a boost from the nearly 30,000 audience members that visit CST each season and enjoy the multicultural, multi-generational, urban environment of Central Square, Cambridge.

  As the first permanent home for both theater companies, Central Square Theater is a vibrant hub of theatrical, educational, and social activity, where artists and audiences come together to create theater vital to the community. The theater is dedicated to providing affordable ticket prices for underserved communities and offers free or discounted tickets to many local non-profit organizations.

  For more information: www.centralsquaretheater.org

For more information on The Nora at Central Square Theater in Cambridge, MA, visit: https://www.centralsquaretheater.org/about/the-nora-theatre-company/

  WAM 10th Anniversary Sponsors

WAM’s 2019 sponsors include Adams Community Bank, Annie Selke, Baystate Financial, Berkshire Gas, Berkshire Hand to Shoulder Center, Berkshire Taconic Community Foundation, Berkshire Magazine, Berkshire Sterile Manufacturing, Blue Q, Blue Spark Financial, Brabson Library & Educational Foundation, Canyon Ranch, Chez Nous, Custom Business Solutions, Dr, Jay Wise, DDS and Dr. Casey Jones, DMD, The Dylandale Foundation, Frankie’s Ristorante Italiano, Greylock Federal Credit Union, Guido’s Fresh Marketplace, Haven Cafe and Bakery, Health Professional Coaching, Heller & Robbins, Interprint, J.H. Maxymillian, Inc., Lee Bank, Maggie Barry, NEPR, Massachusetts Cultural Council, Only in My Dreams Events, Onyx Specialty Papers, OUTPOST, RB Design Co., Scarlett Sock Foundation, The Rogovoy Report, The Rookwood Inn, Salisbury Bank, T Square Design Studio, Toole Insurance, and a. von schlegell & co.

  WAM Theatre is also supported in part by grants from the Alford-Egremont Cultural Council, Cultural Council of Northern Berkshires, Hinsdale-Peru Cultural Council, Lenox Cultural Council, New Marlborough Cultural Council, Otis Cultural Council, Richmond Cultural Council, Sandisfield Cultural Council, Sheffield Cultural Council, Washington Cultural Council, West Stockbridge Cultural Council– local agencies that are supported by the Massachusetts Cultural Council, a state agency.

  PARADISE is sponsored in part by Jadzia and Donald Brown, LADY RANDY was sponsored in part by an anonymous donor and PIPELINE is sponsored in part by Carolyn Butler. 

  ABOUT WAM THEATRE

  WAM Theatre is a professional theatre company based in Berkshire County, MA, that operates at the intersection of arts and activism. WAM creates theatre for gender equity and has a vision of theatre as philanthropy. 

  In fulfillment of its philanthropic mission, WAM donates a portion of the proceeds from their Mainstage productions to carefully selected beneficiaries. Since WAM’s founding in 2010, they have donated more than $75,000 to 19 local and global organizations taking action for gender equity in areas such as girls education, teen pregnancy prevention, sexual trafficking awareness, midwife training, and more. 

  In addition to Mainstage productions and special events, WAM’s activities include innovative community engagement programs and the Fresh Takes Play Reading Series. To date, WAM has provided paid work to more than 400 theatre artists, the majority of whom are female-identifying.

  As a civic organization that embraces intersectional feminism (feminism that acknowledges how multiple forms of discrimination overlap), WAM understands that to address one piece of systemic discrimination means we have to address them all. This is on-going personal and professional work at WAM for the staff and board.

  WAM Theatre has been widely recognized for having a positive impact on cultural and community development in the region. WAM is the recipient of the Creative Economy Standout Berkshire Trendsetter Award and previously, was named Outstanding Philanthropy Corporation of the Year by the Western MA Chapter of the Association of Fundraising Professionals. Kristen van Ginhoven, WAM’s Producing Artistic Director, was honored by the Berkshire Theatre Critics Association (BTCA) with the prestigious Larry Murray Award, presented at the discretion of the BTCA Board to a person or theatre project that advances social, political, or community issues in Berkshire County. 

  For more information: www.WAMTheatre.com

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WAM Theatre Donations Reach 10-Year Total of $75,000 LENOX, MA — Every year, WAM Theatre donates a portion of the box office proceeds from their Mainstage productions to organizations that work for gender equality locally, nationally, or internationally.

[bandsilike]

carter james

the scientists

fern kinney

louis tomlinson

the beatles

america

neil young

grouplove

saint motel

beach weather

plain white t's

frankie cosmos

jimmy eat world

two door cinema club

future kings of nowhere

i️ hate everyone

cat power

chariot

snow patrol

moose blood

knuckle puck

lil peep

the killers

the greeting committee

brand new

imitating aeroplanes

vinyl theatre

tord overland knudsen

dan the man

au pairs

hellogoodbye

silk flowers

the flowers

terraplane sun

kiss

jimi hendrix

acdc

iron maiden

Rick Springfield

the last ten seconds of life

loverboy

kapono beamer

vhs dreams

the iveys

infadels

destructo disk

joyce manor

imagine dragons

the smashing pumpkins

elliott smith

cynic

altar

Andy winter

St. Vincent

another perfect day

appearance of nothing

barren eArth

canopy

burden of grief

blackshine

the chariot

bilocate

the wombats

arcade fire

m83

yeah yeah yeahs

puff daddy

guided by voices

mayday parade

ted leo and the pharmacists

showbread

twenty one pilots

the pack a.d.

bad suns

taylor swift

jethro Tull

saves the day

the cannibals (she knows)

mabi thobejane

the bangles

fine young cannibals

proclaimers

zakk wylde

mccafferty

three berry ice cream

pine*am

microwave

black label society

the menzingers

mastodon

say anything

touché amoré

Eskimo callboy

luke abbott

varials

a perfect circle

daft punk

nine inch nails

goon moon

of Montreal !!!

Sky Ferreira

kyoto black

fu manchu

Chelsea jade

dope lemon

KYOTTO

sushiking

kyo

sukekiyo

kurt vile

impending doom

brant bjork

hollow prophet

shadow of intent

the desert sessions

the magic gang

the war on drugs

widowspeak

mitski

JAWS

car seat headrest !!!

King krule

lil dicky

cosmo pyke

pup

nardwuar

droid bishop

jamie t

AKTHESAVIOR

the avalanches

Douglas !!!

vacant home

lapalux

Joyce manor

iron chic

AK

Thursday

powers pleasant

cavetown

bane's world

Rex Orange County

clairo

Gus dapperton

the chats

greyfield

the greyfind...

antwon

aristos xanthus

boy Pablo !!!

zack villere

peach pit !!!!

fazerdaze

lucie, too

fur

Luke reed

still corners

craft spells

blonde tongue

no vacation

jakob ogawa

velvet morning

LUMiN

yellow days

sacred oath

ghost

the band ice cream

tea Leigh and Luke reed

castlebeat

slumbers !!!

varsity !!!

mr.tree

peter littman

lawrence marable

carson smith

koi child

bob neel

suicide

it looks sad. !!!

soccer mommy

surf curse

okey dokey !!!

poppies

bedroom

boyscott

moon tides

teen suicide !!!

pinegrove

Charles Irwin

dandelion hands !!!

hotel books

free throw

bonjr

flatsound

crywank !!!

natureboy !!!

the saxophones

pale honey

treasureseason

Boy Scouts

Richard orofino

dead shoto

queen

soko

joy again

spissy

phum viphurit

tennis

sandals

cigarettes after sex

strawberry alarm clock

real estate

mellow fellow

the marías

doorbells

switchblade symphony

lost film

cuco

hibou

Mars water

maxo kream

strawberry milk cult

XO

strawberry switchblade

strawberry girls

strawberry mountain

qstrange

qst0

rob $tone

Day wave

[rugged--star]

Rubbishclan cats (and an announcement)

hi

my friend @yoshifan4456 told me to make a tumblr and put something on it

i do things on pokemon showdown with them

ok now for the cats:

Leader: Ruggedstar

Deputy: Seedlaunch

Medicine cat: Bearflower

Warriors:

Velvetpelt

Thunderstream

Rockear

Uykinbreeze

Whitewillow

Queens:

Blackshine (owned by @prinscess-love)

  Frostkit (owned by @prinscess-love​)

  Molekit (owned by @prinscess-love​)

  Beankit (owned by @prinscess-love​)

Icecollar (owned by @icecollar)

  Spraykit

  Mitekit

[sileboy71]

Easter Sunday Reflections. #reflections #vwjetta #blackshine #nmskies #nmwx #sunset #eastersunday (at Sile, New Mexico)

[nonametofound]

Soulles & Proud  Blackshine