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2004 Tamagotchi collector cards, featuring the adorable genius Mimitchi 💕

bearded dragon doing dishes before bed 🍽💧

The Romance words for 'apple' seem to differ quite a bit. Take for instance French pomme, Italian mela, Spanish manzana, Portuguese maçã, and Romanian măr. These words stem from three Latin words, two of which are closely related. Here's their history.

Without a doubt

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Ohara Koson (小原古邨, 1877 –  1945)    

踊る狐 Dancing Fox with Lotus-leaf Hat

1900s–1910s, Japan

wandering wind-up bird

here is the root of the root and the bud of the bud!!

✷(print shop)✷

2015-08-07

Grasshopper and Beetles. 1951. Leonard Baskin. Linocut. Plate 23 from A Little Book of Natural History. [source]

★ 【RENKOMA】 「 イカすイング 」 ☆ ✔ republished w/permission ⊳ ⊳ follow me on twitter

Yahaha!

Yuko Nakamura’s “Black Cat”, 2021

Cherry Magic ep10

Aau's song || Gif-set part 1

Naturalists.

This little diorama will be living at the wonderful Green Bean Books in Portland for a few months.  It’s in the science section!

Two mamas, two babies

At last, I’ve made a warning dog sign for our fence (using leftover ceramic tile from our bathroom). The text says “Pet Rituška!” 💖  

brain fog kitties

The Ancient Kiss ✨

Gerbera Bouquet

I'm posting these because my siblings find them hilarious, I just scribble while studying KEK

Today I saw a lot of bugs 🦗🐞🪲🐜🐛🦋



Standard French has a two-part negation: Il ne vient pas. (He doesn't come.) However, colloquial French often drops ne, thereby returning to the Old French situation: a single negation word. The same thing actually happened in English and other languages, such as German and Dutch. This series of changes even has a name: Jespersen's Cycle. Here's more.

Just photos I took randomly

My dad bought me this boi, I bought him coffee kek

In this Ikea in Rome you can actually see ancient roman artifacts they dug up during the construction of the building, in archaeology this is called a development-led excavation.

This made me think of the construction of Naples's underground new stations, during the excavation a lot of greek and roman artifacts were digged up, and it took a lot to complete them.