I'm Probably Playing Overwatch

they elected the other female candidate today in our mock election, so she won over the jewels boy and the other boy, who said he would make bracelets for the entire class. my students are surprisingly practical, seeing as they voted for the candidate who would clean the school and help them with their work.

i said that was true, and that saying we hate him sounds a lot like something trump would say. they nodded and continued to help the toddler class students get their snack plates to the table without dropping their apple slices.

they elected one of the girls again, so she served her second term by helping her friends button their art smocks before we made our galaxy paintings. (because if you think i’m gonna create an art lesson plan to focus any more attention on this shitshow of an election, you are wrong.)

neither of the boy candidates have stood much of a chance in this race so far. one of them came to me and said he was rethinking his campaign promises, and could he make a new poster

he got a paper and wrote a huge list of ways that he would help keep all the children safe, including reminding them to use walking feet and not to touch broken glass. then he volunteered to work in the toddler room and cleaned up all of their messes, and moved all the shelves in my room so he could clean behind them.

Tulwar Sword

Dated: first quarter of the 19th century

Culture: Indian

The sword has a silver gilded hilt with a characteristic broad pommel and hemispherical quillons. It is lavishly embellished in translucent green and blue enamel and set with 33 gems including 28 rubies, three garnets and two faceted white sapphires. Comes with a wooden scabbard with velvet covering and gilt braid.

The massive, pattern-welded Damascus blade has a raised false edge and chamfered cutting edge. The fullers are struck at the forte with three talismanic dots on either side. The spine of the sword is inscribed in Devanagari characters, SDP 2, for Silekhana Devaliya Pratapgarh 2 (State Armory of Pratapgarh, No. 2.).

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