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When you say "upcoming", what sort of time frame do you have in mind? Will the Kickstarter be this year?
Our current aim is to have our beta launched in April. We already have the beta funded, but weāll have a Kickstarter around that time as well so we can start adding features we couldnāt afford for the beta.Ā
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@mizstorge replied to your post āugh I keep gearing up to cut my hair and then getting scared, why is...ā
I hear ya. I need a haircut, I don't care what anyone thinks of the results, I even have clippers....but I keep balking.
I actually donāt have clippers, or shears, or even a single experience of cutting my own hair, let alone trying to give myself a pixie cut...but...I have some sharp scissors and a comb, I really want to get rid of my hair, and thereās a pandemic on, youād think that would be enough
mizstorgeĀ replied to yourĀ post:Ā And in todayās news my FIL is shocked and appalled...
I once told my FiL to go fuck himself. His respect for me increased after that and he eventually regarded me as his own (and only) daughter.
yeah nah, tbh Iām really not interested in his respect (I actually lost all interest in that after he found out the doorbell startled and upset the cats and so repeatedly kept hitting it every time he came over) I donāt mind him, but he needs to learn that life is not a fucking spectator sport you can troll people on and do as you please.Ā Itās not my place to teach him that, but if he starts spouting shit off in my presence I will call him on it.Ā
RE: the Little Women dress with black piping. Haven't seen the film (so I don't know the occasion or socio-economic particulars of the young woman's circumstances) and it's been about 20 years since I studied the fashion of that era, but the big thing I notice is that there's no collar.
I feel like Iāve seen some dresses with a similar rounded neckline for the early 1870s, but I canāt be sure. Either way, itās just generally a weird dress.
Bookish Questions: 6,10,25 Also: Do you have a favorite book cover? Do you like or dislike the contents of that book? Is there a cover that you strongly dislike or it makes you feel embarrassed? Do you like or dislike the contents? Is there a book you can't stand by an author you like? Is there a book you enjoyed by an author who you don't like? ā”ā”
6. What book/s can you not live with out?- I donāt think there are any. I feel like I would have just found other books that I would have loved just as much instead. Boring answer, I know!10. What popular book do you just hate?- The first book that comes to mind is one I didnāt necessarily hate, but based on all the hype surrounding it I was just disappointed to a degree where it just really annoys me at this point.Thatād be A Darker Shade of Magic by V.E. Schwab. I just found every aspect of this book really underwhelming. I didnāt care about any of the characters, the story was really generic, the worldbuilding felt pretty lackluster, the villains were groanworthy levels of Evil for the sake of Evil and I was just really bored throughout most of it. I could also mention The Lovely Bones by Alice Sebold and The Ocean at the End of the Lane by Neil Gaiman as popular books I really, really didnāt like. 25. Pick the 23 book on your bookshelf, open it to the 86 page and find the 13th line. Type it out for us.- I already did this one, but I skipped all Swedish books. So this time I included my Swedish books, and then just picked the first book in English after the one I landed on, leaving me with this line from Love Devours: Tales of Monstrous Adoration by Sarah Diemer: āSomething strange happened then, as if the cave walls moved in closer, or perhaps Mariana herself moved, because everything around me seemed to tilt and spiralā¦āDo you have a favorite book cover? - I canāt say I have one specific favourite cover of all time, there are just too many beautiful covers out there, and theyāre all beautiful in so many different ways! Also, most of them I havenāt read, so I couldnāt possibly answer your follow-up question! Like, for example, I really love this cover for Descendant of the Crane by Joan He (which I havenāt read yet but I really should):
Also basically any cover illustrated by Anna Dittmann is bound to be gorgeous!
What I can do I guess is pick *a* cover I like of a book Iāve read, or at least partially read. Soooā¦ Iām gonna go with The Priory of the Orange Tree by Samantha Shannon:
I think itās a gorgeous cover, all that orange is just absolutely beautiful. Also, the text and dragon, at least on some versions like the paperback I own, are all in this shiny, metallic blue, like so:
Very pretty ā„Do you like or dislike the contents of that book?- Iām only 136 pages into it so far (out of about 800), but so far Iām really enjoying it! Is there a cover that you strongly dislike or it makes you feel embarrassed?- The first thing that comes to mind are those hideous Southern Vampire Mysteries covers which I absolutely hate with a passion! XD
But I havenāt actually read a single one of them, so I canāt really judge their actual content. Looking through my own bookshelves, I found this hideous Swedish cover of The Secret History by Donna Tartt:
Those eyes are going to haunt my nightmares! WHY?!Do you like or dislike the contents?- I had some mixed opinions, but overall I enjoyed it. Kinda fell apart a bit for me toward the end. Is there a book you canāt stand by an author you like?- Hmmā¦ Does Harry Potter and the Cursed Child count? Cause that was a complete trainwreck. (I know J.K. Rowling didnāt actually write it, and to be fair, I donāt know if Iād necessarily say I like her as an author, I just like the original Harry Potter series, but itās the best I can think of)But uh. yeah, I have a bit of a hard time answering this, because I donāt necessarily tend to latch onto certain authors and read all of their books. A lot of the time I read a book or two by an author, or thereās a particular series Iām into (see Harry Potter or A Song of Ice and Fire) but I donāt really read all of their other work. I donāt know ĀÆ\_(ć)_/ĀÆIs there a book you enjoyed by an author who you donāt like?This is hard to answer for the same reason as stated above (plus I donāt tend to read several books by an author I donāt like) but, hmā¦ Iāve never really been able to get into Neil Gaiman as an author, despite trying several times. I did quite enjoy Good Omens, although that feels a bit like cheating since it was a collaboration. I guess I didnāt dislike Coraline? That ended up really long! Sorry! Thank you so much, I really enjoy talking about books, so this gave me a lot to think about, which is definitely a good thing right now ā„
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I appreciate your talking about this 'no comment' phenomenon. In the old Loki's Resistance days, I encountered the creator of a gif set who was angry someone who had reblogged with a discussion of it. It was news to me that some people didn't want comments to their posts and I assumed then it was just an anti-LR thing. I still don't understand the etiquette involved. I realize each time I post there *might* be comments - that's the essence of social media.. How is one to know NOT to comment?
//Itās really difficult to gauge the preferences ofĀ content creators, yes!Ā I think it would be helpful of they put something along the nature ofĀ āreblog content friendly/unfriendlyā in their blog description, but even then...itās like....well....should other people have to go looking on the blog of every single person they reblog? That actually involves significant additional free time that most of us donāt have.Ā
While I understand the apprehension of some image makers, thereās also something to be said about being aware of the nature of the social media platform in which you choose to disseminate your work.Ā Places like instagram, pinterest, and a dozen others, are more like digital art galleries or photo albums, and would lend themselves best to a policy of only sharing the image without added comments/content/context.Ā Tumblr is called āTumblrā because itās like a dryer tumbling clothes in circles: a reblogging platform.Ā People are meant to tack things on.Ā Things that enhance understanding of the original content, rather than put it down, certainly, but additions are almost inevitable and, I feel, ought to be. I mean this place is like a great big Post-Modernist free-for-all, unless Iāve missed something major.Ā
I worship Yggdrasil as a goddess! When I start my daily prayers, I begin with Sigdrifa's prayer, then honor Yggdrassil and the Norns as a prelude to the rest of my devotions.
Oh how interesting! I absolutely love using that as a prayer. For those of you who havenāt read it, it goes:Ā
Hail, day!Hail, sons of day!And night and her daughter now!Look on us herewith loving eyes,That waiting we victory win.
Hail to the Gods!Ye Goddesses, hail,And all the generous earth!Give to us wisdomand goodly speech,And healing hands, life-long.Ā (Bellows translation)
Your devotions sound absolutely beautiful! Thank you for sharing them with me.Ā
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Yggdrasil as Deity? Does anyone work with Yggdrasil as a Deity? If so, Iād really love to hear about your relationship and how you view Yggdrasil as a deity!
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@mizstorge replied to your post āI'd say you come across as a goth...but that may just be how I think...ā
He's a drama-queen goth. But I bet he good at swishy dancing.
Oh man, you are so right. I would love to see him swishy dancing...
