#yukimochi

Hey so my dog broke his ass on christmas eve and now I need to raise money to fix it for him

He decided to run into traffic to see another dog and did the tango with a ute, and now he's got a fractured pelvis so his hip doesn't sit in the socket right (he also lacerated his leg but that's doing good and needs no more surge)

The ortho vet gave me the quote of 2.5k-2.8k nzd, and I've managed to raise about 1.1k so far

I'm offering deals on my KoFi for any donations over $10 to receive a little gift from my store, just make a donation to the koha box on my page and message me with what things I sell caught your eye and we'll work out getting some to you :)

ko-fi.com/heartsprout

Quiet snowy day mood for this outfit, pairing a flowery yukiwa (snowflake) obi, with a serene kimono depicting yukimochi nanten (snow-covered nandina/heavenly bamboo).

My friend is a trans gal in Springfield, Missouri who needs recommendations on where she can go to get her hair cut the way she wants, and without worrying about backlash from being quite early in her HRT journey (1~ year)

She has long curly hair, roughly type 3a (in my unqualified judgement) and she was never taught how to properly care for it too (i recommended she go to a black salon, which she is not against, but also I'm not american so idk if that would cause trouble where she is)

if anyone has any recommendations or advice for me to pass onto her then please don't be shy! You can also find me on discord under the same name, minus the hyphen, if u prefer contacting me that way :) I'm happy to keep any communiques private

also here's a picture of my dog, as payment for your time

Breathtaking knee length haori (=nagabaori) depicting serene Winter senery of yukimochi tsubaki (snow covered camellia) with a cute suzume (sparrow) flying by, over a rinzu ground of auspicious kikko (hexagons mimicing tortoise shell).

That beautiful pattern could be hinting at kigo/seasonal word hatsu suzume, meaning lit. “first sparrow of the New Year”, which stresses how even the tiniest menial thing looks new and clean and happy as a New Year starts.