so it goes

a week of getting caught in downpours

I fucking love this video

Sketchbook cover!! I completed this back in Febuary for the new year.

waaaaaaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitt

thinking about him......

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It's Latin for "nearly" or "almost", and it does pop up in a few other English words. "Penultimate", "penumbra" and "peninsula" are the only ones I can think of that you'd even remotely expect to encounter in everyday speech, though; the rest are all medical or mathematical jargon.

the marsh wren is a small passerine bird found in wetlands throughout canada, the USA, and mexico. they prefer habitat with tall vegetation, such as cattails; these birds’ nests are oval structures constructed on the side of tall vegetation by the male. typically, the male fills a territory with multiple nests; it’s unclear why these ‘decoys’ are built, but some believe they are a part of courtship. they primarily feed on insects, along with arachnids and snails. these birds are often highly territorial, and will destroy nests and eggs (and kill offspring) of competitors, including other marsh wrens and occasionally their own young.