Hai!!! My name is Tea! You can also call me worm :) My pronouns are fluid so you may refer to me however. I may not post often but im always around and id love if you made an art request! (Or if you drew me something :)

I will most often call you guys my blobs :)

I don’t really have a persona yet, but im working on one, heres the base im a watcher but my main form is a fox person

i also have younger siblings who if i am referring to will be mushrooms.

Fandoms im in!!!

Scott Pilgrim The life series Hermitcraft Invader Zim Dandadan The apothecary diaries (im hugely into ships too, some of my faves are gempearl, scarian, bloodymary, and Zim x Dib

Heres some stuff i drew while i was gone:

Also some of these thingys!!!

Lunar: Which one of you was gonna tell me that tea tastes different if you put it in hot water?

Earth: Y- You were putting it in cold water?

Lunar: …

Andromeda: Lunar? Answer the question Lunar.

Lunar: Yeah??? Like since I woke up I thought that people just put it in hot water to speed up the tea-ification process and didn't realize there was an actual reason.

Andromeda: You don't have the patience to microwave water for like 3 minutes???

Comedy Bot: Why are you. Putting it in the microwave. TO BOIL IT!?!?

Andromeda: Do you think I have the patience to boil water on the stove???

Comedy Bot: It takes less than a minute!!!

Dazzle: Are you using a stove powered by the fucking sun!?!?

Earth: 4 Lollipops in the swear jar young lady.

Dazzle: Dang it. Also how long does it take you to boil a cup of water on the stove?

Earth: It takes like seven minutes.

Comedy Bot: Just stick the mug on top of the stove on medium heat and it boils in like less than two minutes. Less than that if you use a saucepan.

Lunar: You're putting the whole mug on the stove!?!? ON MEDIUM HEAT!?!?!?

Comedy Bot: Yes???

Lunar: … Your stove is enchanted.

Mars: *Holding a cup of tea with a disgusted expression on his face as he listens in on the conversation* Every single one of you is a fucking lunatic.

but I know how exastuing it can be to run an ask-blog heavy thing (r.i.p. my old bfdi headcanons ask blog), so I just wanted to know, do you like tea? and if so, what kind :) ~~@lovely-pavlova

Hi Pavvy!!^^ Welcome back, and thank you for sending in an ask!! :]

Aww, thank you! Yeah, as much as I do enjoy it, it can be quite a bit sometimes, especially with all the headcanon requests I've been getting in the past... month? 2 months? or so. It can be hard to think of so many, especially for characters I get asked about a lot, or ships I don't really see the chemistry with. And I feel bad if I don't answer something or make people wait for answers... But I like my blog, and I shouldn't be as busy as I've been the past month-ish soon, so hopefully I'll be able to do more :). Again I appreciate your acknowledgement of the effort it can take, thank you very much <3

for the life of me, i cannot figure out what syllables are stressed or unstressed. I AM STRESSED THATS WHAT

hm... to be honest, i'm not sure how well i can explain it, but i'll give it a shot.

when we talk, we naturally give some syllables of a word more emphasis than others. consider the word "syllable", for example: if you've heard someone say the word, they've almost certainly said "syll-a-ble", not "syll-a-ble" or "syll-a-ble", which sound strange when said out loud.

when it comes to iambic pentameter, it's just a matter of counting out syllables. "iambic" means we're using a pattern of one unstressed syllable and one stressed syllable, one-two, and "pentameter" means we do this five times per line. so:

shall i compare thee to a summer's day?

thou art more lovely and more temperate.

writing your own stuff is just a matter of learning to notice the natural emphasis that most people will place on which syllables of words, and tweaking the phrasing until it fits the pattern.

there are also other poetic meters you can experiment with, differing in the pattern of syllables and the length of lines - for instance, dactylic tetrameter, which sounds like this:

old mother goose, when she wanted to wander

would fly through the air on a very fine gander

"dactylic" means it uses a pattern of one stressed syllable followed by two unstressed, one-two-three, and "tetrameter" means we do this four times per line. an interesting thing to note in the above example is how the last dactyl is split across the two lines - this is a little trick you can use occasionally in iambic verse too, to improve the flow of the spoken verse and change things up a little.

List 4 of your favorite drinks with photos, and tag 4 of people to do the same.

✅ flavored water, tea, coffee, milks, fruit juices, sodas, alcoholic beverages, slushies, etc

❌ plain water, thick drinks that are meals or full desserts like smoothies, shakes, ice cream, etc

From left to right: cheese cream oolong tea, cream soda, genmaicha green tea, and horchata (plus opt. splash of cold brew coffee)

My mum was given a gift from one of her students who just got back from the uk

Idk how to describe it but it just tastes better than the one we have here