#odu

I’ve never had a ruffle butt onesie before and omg I looooved it!!! It was so fun and frilly and the bum ruffles were super fun to brush and fluff with my hands! We didn’t have any dips that matched so we just went with a tiny tails from ABU. (Dada suggested a plain white one but I said no cuz white ones are not fancy enough for me hehe)

We made dinner and watched some South Park (guess which episode lol). After dinner, he got me all changed and we played some video games. I got to do some fnaf songs (eeeee!) on beat saber and watch Dada do the super omega hard mode on them hehehe. Then we tried to wind down to get ready for bed. In the morning, I was suuuper duper tiny and Dada just tickled me and let me play with his hair before he helped me change into some big girl clothes.

I love my Dada soooo much. He’s the best cg I could have ever asked for. <3

The first documentation of the word Hoodoo in the English language appeared in 1870.

Its origins are obscure but it's believed to originate as an alteration of the word voodoo – a word that has its origin in the Ewe and Fon languages of Ghana and Benin – referring to divinity.

The Akan word odu meaning medicine is also considered to be a possible etymological origin.

Another probable etymology is the Hausa word hu'du'ba which means resentment and retribution.

Another possible etymological origin of the word hoodoo comes from the word Hudu which comes from the Ewe language spoken in the West African countries of Ghana and Togo. The word Hudu means spirit work.

From Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order - Dark Temple #005, “The Collapse of All Things”

Art by Paolo Villanelli, Ruairí Coleman and Arif Prianto