#r: rots

[parageist]

i made a meme :3

[trentcrimmisgay]

i’ve been clearing out old screenshots in my camera roll but i have ted lasso brain rot so you all have to see what they made me think of (part one. more posts)

[hargreevesseance]

Lokius moments that altered my brain chemistry [1/?]

[sprkleropequeen]

its a girl and her messy room against the world

[zephyrine-gale]

Aaaa I finally received my merch and it's so nice 😭😭😭😭💕💕💕💕 Ur art is absolutely delicious and the elysia keychain will become a family heirloom omg I love it sm

One thing I would like to ask, who's the purple haired character on your business card? They're very pretty!!

yay!! im happy they arrived safely and that you got ely!! and thank you so much, they're one of my ocs! their name is rudia :>

[kai-strophics]

I am In a state of Mental Illinois

[calicoscathouse]

I TAKE BACK MY PREVIOUS STATEMENT-!

holy wings above, I have no idea what happened! You saw my last post- I didn't think I still had it in me but apparently I did.

[spengsart]

today i offer you images

[andromeddog]

baumer and friends

[andypartridges]

songs from picaresque (2005) as posters :-)

[that-one-egomaniac]

Just some Severed kiddos —-✂️

[zerofuckingwaste]

Easy zero waste tip no. 3: Know your R's

Refuse: If you don't acquire the thing that will become waste in the first place, it won't produce further waste. Simple enough. Refuse that which you do not need. Example: All that cute stuff on that Buzzfeed article? You don't need it. Don't even click the link.

Reduce: If you need something, get the minimum. Note that this doesn't mean the cheapest option- it means the most effective and environmentally friendly option. Example: Instead of buying disposable razors, or a razor with changeable heads, try out a safety razor. Instead of using plastic toothbrushes, try out bamboo, and instead of toothpaste in disposable tubes, try out some toothpaste bits. Instead of buying chicken breasts for one thing and chicken broth for another, get a whole chicken and learn to butcher its meat, and make broth from the skin and bones.

Reuse: This means both being mindful of purchases, so you're only buying things that are reusable whenever possible (Example: use beeswax wrap instead of saran wrap), and repurposing things you've already bought (Example: use those little Oui yogurt containers to start seeds for your garden).

Recycle: Find out what your local recycling program actually recycles, and be mindful. Aluminum is a safe bet most of the time, as is paper/cardboard; but plastics, most of the time, are a dud, so try to refuse, reduce, and reuse plastic whenever possible so you don't even need to worry about recycling it. This also refers to donation- that's another valid way to recycle things!

Rot: If you have a yard, start a compost pile! Just try to get a 50/50 balance of food scraps to brown matter (paper, dry leaves, etc). If you have a freezer, you can stick a container in there to act as a compost thing until you can bring it to a compost facility, such as a local garden, or farm. If you don't have the ability to do either of these things, then you can see if there's a subscription compost service in your area (I used CompostNow for ages, they're great).

Understanding these five principles, and looking at them in this order, can make things easier. Next time you're buying something, or about to throw something away, consider which of these might allow you to reduce your waste output in the future.

[shima-draws]

NO

NO

NO NO NO NO NONONONO NO NOOOOOO NO NO NO!! NO!!!!!!!!!!!!

NO!!!!!

[ixioideae-letters]

why do you still have your ropes around my hands?

hieu minh nguyen / sarah lewarn / lia kimura / isabel emrich / taylor swift / phoebe bridgers / rnn90 after mark rubenstein / penelope douglas / katie maria / jakun kujawa via @nailone on dA / rainer maria rilke / kate elizabeth russell / ale casanova / sylvia plath

[redflannelsaphic]

I'm boy arf arf bark woof arf that's what boys do right?