#paloosa

[hermitcraft-8]

6/7 of the party because i refuse to draw cats.

[image description: a digital drawing of paloosa and ryulard the blue. paloosa is a large unicorn centaur with lots of small spots and long hair. ryulard is a human with short dark hair and sideburns. he's wearing a flannel and a large conical wizard cap. he's resting an elbow on paloosa's flank. end id]

[image description 2: a digital drawing of clare, big brenda, chair and glock. clare is a human with long hair in a bun and sweater and jeans. big brenda is a large orc with a mullet and a tank top and a skill and crossbones tattoo on her arm. chair is a small elf with long dreads and flowers in her hair. glock is a halfling with a large beard and a fishing vest. end id]

[ask-whitepearl-and-steven]

Have you made an art piece of your own white diamond AU for the Steven AU paloosa?

I know the point is to showcase others and not your own. But I'd be interested to see how a post of that would look like. Either way, this is just a suggestion and not a request to make anything.

Hope you enjoyed your time during the Paloosa. I certainly found some new stuff that I like and wouldn't have found without your help. 😁

Also, is there a playlist of sorts that has compiled all the different Paloosa posts? Because I'd like to go over them again without having to search all of Tumblr for them. 😅

Eh, I have plenty of promotional posts going around, so I feel like if I made a Fanartapalooza post for myself it would just be redundant. 😅 I started this with the explicit goal of hoping to encourage people to read other AUs and check out other talented artists and authors, so that's what I want to focus on. If you learned of some new ones through this, that's great!

And as for a 'playlist' - have you checked out the #SUAU Fanartapalooza tag? I created it specifically so that is easier to track not only my posts but to find anyone else that's participating.

If you're unfamiliar with Tumblr tags, it's the stuff with the hash symbol at the bottom of each post. If you click on them, it creates a mini dashboard filled with only the posts tagged for that thing. No need to search all of Tumblr!

[tytostrinkets]

An owl-paloosa! :D

[alainapaloosa2]

Is your last name actually Paloosa

No lol

I made the user when I was like 7 by combining my name (Alaina) and my favorite horse breed (Appaloosa) and just stuck with it ever since. The 2 is because I had to make another account for something but I like the 2 so I kept it

But I was a kid and spelled A-ppaloosa wrong and will have to live with that forever

[vampiricsheep]

DONE with wood and mithril farm!!!!

now I just need mystic coins, amalgamated gemstones, and a whole lotta dust/bones/claws/fangs/venom/scales/blood

[rabbitcruiser]

Rock Springs, IL (No. 1)

Rock Falls is a city in Whiteside County, Illinois, United States. The population was 9,266 at the 2010 census, down from 9,580 in 2000. The city is located on the Rock River, directly opposite of the hardware town Sterling.

Rock Falls is separated from its twin city, Sterling, to the North by the Rock River.

According to the 2010 census, Rock Falls has a total area of 3.795 square miles (9.83 km2), of which 3.66 square miles (9.48 km2) (or 96.44%) is land and 0.135 square miles (0.35 km2) (or 3.56%) is water.

The City of Rock Falls hosts many annual events each year. Some of the most popular events are: Percussion-Paloosa (February), Rock Falls Spring Challenge (May), Bass Pro Shop's Big Cat Quest Catfish Tournament (June), Summer Splash (June), River Chase Boat Races (June), Pink Heals Tour (July), Whiteside County Barn Tour (July), Touch a Truck (August), Fiesta Days (September), Bridge the Communities 5K/10K race (September), The Hennepin Hundred 100k Ultra race (October) and Hometown Holidays (November).

The City of Rock Falls and Township of Coloma have 16 parks (over 100 acres) in which one can use baseball diamonds, basketball courts, tennis courts, disc golf, open fields, playground equipment, pavilions, picnic areas, or a bandshell. Also, with the close proximity of the Rock River, the Hennepin Feeder Canal, and a lake in Centennial Park one can use boats ramps, canoes, paddle boats, or engage in fishing.

Source: Wikipedia

[aiaalalv]

Dec. 16, 2019: Andrea Diamond

Andrea Diamond: STEM Educator / AIAA Member Andrea Diamond ~Queen STEAM, MEPAG- Mars Exploration Program Analysis Group Citizen Advocate & NASA Martian. Mrs. Diamond is an accredited NASA/JPL educator, certified Nasa Martian and Executive VP of Education of STEAM ENRICHMENT Academy for Programsafterschool INC Enjoying her 13th year of business., her original content has garnered recognition as The Best Art Studio in Thousand Oaks, California and was voted Best Enrichment Program in Conejo Valley. Her unique brand of curriculum and delivery of Mission-based content has won numerous awards from the State Assembly and Legislature, the Department of Interior and the Department of Energy. In early 2000 Andrea was awarded a recognition award by General Colin Powel for her work with the American-Corp and an Anti-gang task force. The same year she was featured in a well-received parenting book called: Raising Compassionate, Courageous Children in a Violent World – Dr. Janis Cohn. With over 30 years of classroom experience Andrea has perfected her delivery methods. Her unique teaching methods provide for advanced and multi-dimensional inspiration platforms blending Art, Science, Technology and Math. Andrea stresses the process shared by Artists, Designers and Engineers with her “Hands-On Brains-On approach. The emphasis always on the fact that Failure is key to deeper learning. She has presented her novel methodology with enormously positive feedback at peer conferences for educators, school administrators and women in business.  Mrs. Diamond is currently serving on the Board of Directors of the Endeavour Institute and was appointed Environmental Commissioner for the City of Calabasas serving a 4 year term. The most popular class Science Paloosa is currently in schools in the Las Virgenes, Conejo Valley and Oak Park school districts. This year she created two programs for the Ventura Dept of Education called “STEAM in Space- The Lost Lessons of Christa McAuliffe & Train Like an Astronaut” Andrea continues her mission of community outreach by hosting the annual “Family Space Days” where the venue ranges from public libraries to shopping malls. Free to the public, families with children come to view Lunar samples from the Apollo missions along with meteorite samples she brings in from the NASA Johnson Space Center. Her programs have been featured in local and national newspapers, The Acorn, LA Times, The Washington Times, The New York Times, Ventura County Star, Skirt Magazine for Professional Woman in Business. Apart from her experience and credentials in teaching science and art. She has a rare talent for grabbing the extraordinary breakthroughs in highly complex fields such as astro-physics, bringing these to life for the infectious amazement and enrichment of the community. Last summer Andrea spent her break working in the field with the Geoscience Dept of Texas A & M and The Scripps Institute of Oceanic Studies. The same summer she was selected to join The Space Foundation as a certified Space Educator. I’ve had many exiting experiences but the some of the most memorable times I’ve had were attending AIAA Dinner meetings and meeting some of the most interesting Aerospace Professionals. I instantly felt a strong connection to this organization. It’s amazing that I just found out my late father belonged to AIAA many years ago attending AIAA events at the Proud Bird with my Mother while I stayed home as a young child with the babysitter.

Andrea Diamond Read the full article

[missymwac]

2019  Fake Reviews Goal

2019 Goal: To see how many new, exciting, and creative glowing reviews and testimonials I can write for myself using different names.

Susan McWilliamsforth: "Missy's tutorials are SO awesome! It's like she's right there with me, whispering in my ear at all times, even when I'm sleeping or going to the bathroom.”

Velvet LaRueroe: "What did I do before Missy? If you are on the fence about purchasing anything she sells, get off the fence. Every one of her products is A-MA-ZING. Plus, it's hard to sit on a fence.”

Theo Gabino: "I bought Missy's products and not only did my business grow 100% overnight, my acne cleared up and my erectile dysfunction is completely gone! Thanks, Missy!”

Peter Paloosa: “I was a little worried about spending money on these tutorials, but mortgage payment, electric bill and fresh food be damned. The kids can eat Ramen for the rest of year…Missy's right--it’s time I treat MYSELF.”

Willamina Wautoosie: “I bought Missy’s photography tutorials and I lost 15 pounds in a week. Honest to God, 15 freaking pounds! “

Brent Bigawig: “With my very first purchase, I noticed a difference. My phone started ringing off the hook with people begging me to photograph them! WOW! And not just “people,” but big names. Like, you would totally freak if you knew who. I wish I could tell you who they are but the “Celebrity Confidentiality Contract” I signed makes it impossible. OMG. I just said Celebrity Confidentiality Contract. I’ve said too much already.”

xoxo

[mitchelltoews]

Everyday Fun with U.S. Politics!

Everyday Fun with U.S. Politics!

Here’s a fun game to play each day when the latest appalling thing shows up to spoil your perfect 7-minute eggs:

#Episode45

#Episode45 is my hashtag game for an imaginary TV series. It’s kinda like “As the World Turns” and “Breaking Bad” combined into a weekly show, featuring some of the daily participants in the CNN – Fox News buffoon-a-paloosa that airs each day on our real TVs.

I have been…

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Quesadilla-paloosa 2k17 is in full swing! #foodislife #cheeseisbae

[haloopaloosa]

Today, i prayed for the first time in months. When i talk about praying i mean the heartfelt one, the sincere kind of prayer. The first prayer was with my friend, Gloria, the second one was with my mum. 

Last night, i was feeling shitty and gloomy.. actually the whole day i felt down and i didn't know why. And not being able to pinpoint the cause of my sadness made me feel even worse. It's strange how a feeling or an emotion can change the way you see things, your thought processes, your actions, everything really.

Anyway, my sister called to talk to me about me leaving uni. Twas a horrible one way convo. My days, she made it sound like i'd told her i was a lesbian. 'I don't agree with this choice you've made, it's going to affect the entire family, we all have a say in this. What will people think? You know they're all waiting for one of us to stumble. You haven't thought it out. Why are you sounding upset??' etc etc she went on and on and on and i was struggling to hold in my tears as she kept coming up with more reasons why it's best to stay in uni and why i'll regret leaving. and i didn't know what to say to her that wouldn't set her off even more, she seems to take things v.personally, even the littlest stuff. yh she's quite sensitive. i'm even wary writing this bcause one day she could come across this and get offended and think i hate her.  man she's just too intense sometimes..alot of the times..but it's complicated. That was the last thing I needed yesterday. I cried when I got off the phone to her, silently. The tears first seeped out one by one, then they started streaming down and I got my kim k cry face on (it's such an awkward face to have when i'm crying, it's out of my control..that face always feels wierd and very cry-y) i felt like my whole summer was a shambles, far from what i had planned for it. i felt like..i felt like..like..like..smoke from a burning fire. lol yeah i don't know how to describe how i felt but it was just this heavy discomfort and dull pain.

but the thing about it is, the crying felt strangely good. feeling how i felt though it was not a nice feelin for me, as long as it was bad enough to bring out tears it felt good (the worst is when i feel shit but can't even cry because it's not that bad, it's just some disgusting limbo). i've never been this teary as far as i can remember. i've been quite happy, sometimes i feel sad about some things but it's never intense. in a way i'm happy because now i can relate to some people (who i'm fairly close to) who've cried themselves to sleep, who've felt that dull paralysing pain they can't pinpoint the cause of, i've experienced a different side of the feelings&emotions spectrum. this wierd realness and rawness. crazy feelings&emotions.

i ended up going through pics of better days to cheer myself up- the day when the clouds where fluffy and looked huge and candy flossy, i literally flew through them. days when i was on a high in my room at 12 the avenue (though those days i'd usually experience downs that i didn't like, a numb kind of down that i hated getting into to, the one that had me lying down or crouching in the corner of my room till it passed,that down was like a dark fog. all i could do was wait till it lifted. but the highs, the highs ^^. all in a day) so after a short while of reminiscing i started smiling and laughing inwardly to myself looking at these pics  on my phone and before i knew it i was feeling more afloat (i use a lot of sea-speak when talking bout them emotions) i still felt a lil bit worried about the future but i felt better, then i took all my clothes off to get comfy so i could sleep for long enough so i don't sleep in church..don't think i slept in church. yeah about church, i wanted to tell my mum something about my er what do i call it? non belief, doubtfulness, but didn't know what to say or how to start. also contemplated walking out of church when the man at the pulpit started saying some stuff. i'm going there for my mum really. 

Yeah anywayyyy, shall i post this? who's going to bother reading it yah i think i will do

[aiaalalv]

Dec. 16, 2019: Andrea Diamond

Andrea Diamond ~Queen STEAM, MEPAG- Mars Exploration Program Analysis Group Citizen Advocate & NASA Martian. Mrs. Diamond is an accredited NASA/JPL educator, certified Nasa Martian and Executive VP of Education of STEAM ENRICHMENT Academy for Programsafterschool INC Enjoying her 13th year of business., her original content has garnered recognition as The Best Art Studio in Thousand Oaks, California and was voted Best Enrichment Program in Conejo Valley. Her unique brand of curriculum and delivery of Mission-based content has won numerous awards from the State Assembly and Legislature, the Department of Interior and the Department of Energy. In early 2000 Andrea was awarded a recognition award by General Colin Powel for her work with the American-Corp and an Anti-gang task force. The same year she was featured in a well-received parenting book called: Raising Compassionate, Courageous Children in a Violent World – Dr. Janis Cohn. With over 30 years of classroom experience Andrea has perfected her delivery methods. Her unique teaching methods provide for advanced and multi-dimensional inspiration platforms blending Art, Science, Technology and Math. Andrea stresses the process shared by Artists, Designers and Engineers with her “Hands-On Brains-On approach. The emphasis always on the fact that Failure is key to deeper learning. She has presented her novel methodology with enormously positive feedback at peer conferences for educators, school administrators and women in business.  Mrs. Diamond is currently serving on the Board of Directors of the Endeavour Institute and was appointed Environmental Commissioner for the City of Calabasas serving a 4 year term. The most popular class Science Paloosa is currently in schools in the Las Virgenes, Conejo Valley and Oak Park school districts. This year she created two programs for the Ventura Dept of Education called “STEAM in Space- The Lost Lessons of Christa McAuliffe & Train Like an Astronaut” Andrea continues her mission of community outreach by hosting the annual “Family Space Days” where the venue ranges from public libraries to shopping malls. Free to the public, families with children come to view Lunar samples from the Apollo missions along with meteorite samples she brings in from the NASA Johnson Space Center. Her programs have been featured in local and national newspapers, The Acorn, LA Times, The Washington Times, The New York Times, Ventura County Star, Skirt Magazine for Professional Woman in Business. Apart from her experience and credentials in teaching science and art. She has a rare talent for grabbing the extraordinary breakthroughs in highly complex fields such as astro-physics, bringing these to life for the infectious amazement and enrichment of the community. Last summer Andrea spent her break working in the field with the Geoscience Dept of Texas A & M and The Scripps Institute of Oceanic Studies. The same summer she was selected to join The Space Foundation as a certified Space Educator. I’ve had many exiting experiences but the some of the most memorable times I’ve had were attending AIAA Dinner meetings and meeting some of the most interesting Aerospace Professionals. I instantly felt a strong connection to this organization. It’s amazing that I just found out my late father belonged to AIAA many years ago attending AIAA events at the Proud Bird with my Mother while I stayed home as a young child with the babysitter.

Andrea Diamond Read the full article

[v-it]

I love my cat

her name is Misa Palooza