count it all joy

When you try to film the beautiful scenery but your dog is really gassy

By: taniainnature

Location: Unknown

Hamsters are no toys. They are living creatures capable of love, connection and sadly pain. DO NOT GET A HAMSTER IF YOU DO NOT PLAN TO TAKE THEIR LIFE SERIOUSLY.

https://www.paypal.me/hauntedlace

They can’t do it until Tuesday (at the earliest)

We only have $250

I’m trying to get together $250 more

If you’d like to help out my PayPal is above.

Cashapp is $sjk91

I also am a crochet artist. You can see all my work on my Instagram [at]smalltowncoven. I am always open to doing custom orders too! Every single penny made from all sales and donations will be going directly to Wybie’s surgery.

The good news is they said she isn’t in much pain (we got pain meds for her anyways) and that it should be a simple surgery with the only real risk being the anesthesia (because of her age, she’s 2)

I wanted to make sure I’m very transparent about her health and her options. 

https://ko-fi.com/marigoldwitch this goes directly to my PayPal and then directly towards her surgery.

2020 February 14

The Pale Blue Dot Image Credit: Voyager Project, NASA, JPL-Caltech

Explanation: On Valentine’s Day in 1990, cruising four billion miles from the Sun, the Voyager 1 spacecraft looked back one last time to make the first ever Solar System family portrait. The portrait consists of the Sun and six planets in a 60 frame mosaic made from a vantage point 32 degrees above the ecliptic plane. Planet Earth was captured within a single pixel in this single frame. It’s the pale blue dot within the sunbeam just right of center in this reprocessed version of the now famous view from Voyager. Astronomer Carl Sagan originated the idea of using Voyager’s camera to look back toward home from a distant perspective. Thirty years later, on this Valentine’s day, look again at the pale blue dot.

For Valentine’s week, here is a comic about flirting and how much of a disaster I am.

“What’s going on here? Something you wouldn’t recognize. It’s called love.”