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pyramid conspiracies are so funny cause like yeah theyre extremely impressive feats of engineering but its not like. crazy unbelievable. i think even as a kid if you asked me how i thought the pyramids were built id be like "i think they probably cut rocks into rectangles and stacked them. it probably took a very long time." aliens or power plants would not remotely be on my list of options yknow.

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“I think I understand a whole lot better than you do”

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Zzzz

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Zzzz

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the captain’s seat

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Sabo is the overprotective one who'd break someone's hand in a handshake as warning. Sabo is passive-aggressive in that he is so polite and gentlemanly you won't know whether it's an aggression or just a Sabo Thing™. He messes with their head, psychological torture is his go to because he won't upset his brothers needlessly.

Ace would do his duty as older brother by making sure the lover knows just how easily burnable they are, and proceeds to make friends. He gets buddy buddy with them but never lets them forget that Ace is a Whitebeard commander and that he is willing to do anything for his brothers. Like, "yeah yeah we cool, but did you know that eyes will melt first when a person is burned alive?" type shit.

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“Sometimes you just need someone to tell you you’re not as terrible as you think you are.”

— Unknown

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How many games do you think relied on having a bouncy brother

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Park Ranger and his Anthropologist bf

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A poem’s discoveries can be made in countless ways. Sometimes they’re dug for and hard-won. Sometimes they feel gifts of the muse, sometimes they are gifts stumbled into by accident or error. However arrived at, that poem’s offer of transformed thought and feeling is precise, unique to its own words, unsummonable by paraphrase, and feels in its own moment needed, first by its writer, then by its reader… Before the first word arrives, a poet needs to become a magnet of discovery’s attention. The first step is moving a poem from silence to something.

Jane Hirshfield

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OK new game. Use this website to see how common your first name is, and then put that number in the tags. 

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Wilderness from my new book Faraway Dreaming. 🌱🌲 Available on Kickstarter until 24 June, 2025!

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I’m fine