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Dogs are always so happy no matter what happens. <3

if you’re curious here be the simple version: i had fib as a main then ran fuckyeahgermanshepherds (but the shepherd blog had another user who remained but didn’t contribute anymore — hence her giving it to me). side blogs were dare, borzoi and drudge. until keno. i had a diy huge tag list and fancy layout and a million followers plus actual text-posted-journal blogging nonsense i would’ve liked saved.. dun dun dunn. and then after years of content they merely go and change ownership supposedly midway through what i’d been doing?? which makes my shit fuck up somehow to no avail. then time and time again i prov(ed) my blogs were mine and yes i noted how i was transferring a thing (allowed back then) when suddenly shit goes haywire. but alas! i am doomed!! like wat they seriously ignored me for years while auto responding some bullshit spam until aLL OF A sudden i magically get a return email stating i can use keno (which i’d always wanted so kinda cool)?? yet nothing regarding my actual other blogs. so outta all of it like what an excessive dick move. AND NOW THIS TEXT US FUCKIN UP like ff this tech shit killin me. anyway i’ll still utilize this blog when i’m in the mood to save shit in the terrible-towards-OCD way eg. like some unfashionable unorganized bookmarks— unless i get grounded for this now soO

Hummingcobs partake of a single flower, the Balkan clover (Trifolium moesium). They distribute pollen via their motile combs, which can grip the blossoms to stabilize their heads when feeding. Unlike the marine hippocampus that it superficially resembles, a hummingcob’s tail does not fully coil, but will wind around a reed stalk when the animal is at rest. Subsisting only on nectar while bringing its eggs to term, a hummingcob will shed weight, granting it exceptional maneuverability in flight. During other cycles, it will also feed on tiny airborne mites for protein — honey production then is not possible. Known only to flourish near the perennially damp hot spring craters of Varstulla Minor (site of ancient Roman baths), hummingcobs are also found in hothouses across Euxinova, where the famed Balkan Clover Strained honey is produced by licensed manufacturers and enthused hobbyists.

There are so many inexplicable things in life that make it impossible to doubt that witchcraft exists. simzart / Simz.

[Image ID: The curse of the wolf towers over Vilkas, dominating the upper image in a backdrop of vibrant red. The wolf has an impish smile on its face. Vilkas is reading, or trying to, but the wolf looming over him says, "Hi AgAiN." /End ID]

Illustrations from Pierre Louÿs’ The Songs of Bilitis by Willy Pogany (1926)

Wings, and No Eyes, Figure Unheedy Haste, from Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream by W. Heath Robinson (1914)

The Swan Maiden, from Among Gnomes and Trolls No. 2 by John Bauer (1908)

Illustration from Figures of Earth by Frank C. Pape (1925)

Illustration from The Fairy Circus by Dorothy P. Lathrop (1931)

Der Wächter des Märchens by Franz Wacik (Early 20th Century)

Tanuki by Tsuchiya Koitsu (1930)

Shōjō and Turtle Stealing Sake from an Errand Boy by Utagawa Hiroshige (1840-42)

Tiger on a Flowering Tree at a Waterfall by Utagawa Yoshitsuya (1865)

Cat by Inagaki Tomoo (1930′s)