#flower!

Meet my cat! Her name’s flower!!!

I drew us /j

Summer studying challenge:

6th August - What is your favourite summertime movie?

I don’t really have a favorite, but Mamma Mia! is a great summer movie. I should rewatch it!

Yesterday was a bit crazy for a Swiftie like me, I have to admit I wasn’t able to find the vault songs by myself, I didn’t even realized the clues were supposed to make a word search 😂 I’m so excited for Red (Taylor’s version), this album is very special for me and I can’t wait to here it ❤️❤️❤️❤️

So you have here a flower; I don’t know what it is but it’s pretty, and also a flowchart I made for my students because French is so hard! I thought that instead of a plain written text, it would be easier this way for them to remember the rule.

Take care,

I really liked this quote, it gave me a lot of ideas :) Thank you for the prompt, anon! (also Sky adores plants you can fight me on that)

“It’s stunning,” Sky sighed.

Four shot an inquiring look toward the “oldest” hero, “What is?”

“This,” Sky looked up at where he kneeled next to a blue and white flower. “Wild told me it was close to being extinct at one point.”

“Really?” Four crouched down next to Sky to look at the delicate plant. “What’s it called?”

“Scientifically speaking, Tacet reginae alba azurea,” Four blinked, “Although Wild has told me most call it a Silent Princess.”

“Silent Princess, huh? Wonder where that name came from.”

“I was told Wild’s Zelda named it,” Sky mused, “Amazing, though, don’t you think? All that pain, misery, and loneliness. And it just made it kind.”

Four frowned, “What’s that suppose to mean?”

“Originally, the Princess was close to extinct before the Calamity came,” Sky stroked the petals carefully, “But after it came, it started to grow more and more until it wasn’t endangered. After the tragedy that had happened, the flower decided to change it into something beautiful.”

“Sounds kinda similar, huh?” Four nudged Sky.

“To who?”

“To Wild, duh,” Four rolled his eyes, “He went through this terrible thing and instead of growing resentful of it, he decided to help others.”

“I think that could be applied to any of us,” Sky mused, “None of us particularly wanted to go on our journeys, but we did it anyway, right? Sure, some of us did grow angry at the Goddess for what she did, but they don’t take it out on other people. I’d say we’re more similar than we think.”