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my dearest sovetsky–

x

smile ^q^

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ツイッターで絵は簡単にあげられるからやっぱりタンブラーは使い道がないかな、と思って消そうとしたのですが実家のような引きこもり感も捨てがたいな、と全部消した後でふと我に返ってしまってます

this is my favorite canon art

光男の眉毛

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Happy Birthday, Takeshi! (ﾉ´ヮ´)ﾉ*:･ﾟ✧ (4/24)

山本 武  (24/04)

Kupala night is a pagan holiday of the summer solstice that is still some people celebrate in Ukraine, Russia, Belarus, Poland and the Baltic countires. Kupala is the god of fertility. Wreath is a mandatory ritual element of the celebration. Wreaths are usually done before the start of the celebration around the bonfire. They usually destroyed at the and of the day: they burned at the bonfire or thrown into the water. The longer a wreath floats, the happier the owner will be and the longer life they will have. If a girl’s wreath did not drown and swam to the other side, it means that she will soon be married (it’s your chance, Belarus :))

“No surprise, he’s crashed our wedding.”