The Zen of Mending

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today's mood: leave everything, go live on the beach and become a sea witch, have a little cottage with big windows, draw strength from the waves, collect stones and shells and make from them amulets, swim under the moonlight and listen to sirens

Kintsugi Witch

Most insane place.... Greece

Various Arabic dialects of the Sahel

South Afrosemitic, besides Eastern Transversal, has two distinct roots for water that are not found in the rest of Semitic. As to their origin is up for debate, but various linguists have suggested Cushitic cognates albeit the explanation for such is relatively hard to justify. Although only really found in one dialect of the language, Argobba does have [ʔofa], which does have wider cognates throughout Afroasiatic that are typically semantically ‘rain’.

Enjoy the ocean by ryanpernofski

In Greek mythology, Amymone was one of the Danaides. The family emigrated from Libya to Argos in the Greek Peloponnese but arrived to find a land parched by drought. Her father sent his daughters out in search of water and in the course of her wanderings Amymone came upon Lerna where she was seduced by the god Poseidon. As a reward he caused a spring of water to gush from the earth, relieving the Argive drought.

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Mermay day 4, Manta ray