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pyrofruit:

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Biblically Accurate Frankie

lafaebrique:

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A fairy from The World of Edena by Moebius (1983).

gbsketch:

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Exploring even the dim places.

venatoris:

pansyfemme:

“never kill yourself” is such a funny phrase to me that i think it’s accidently started working. its like an affrimation. say ‘never kill yourself’ enough times as a joke and maybe you won’t try to kill yourself over minor inconviences anymore

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WHEN MY FRIEND GETS SLOPPY DRUNK AND I HAVE TO DELIVER HER TO HER BOYFRIEND

miiilowo:

having anti role models is a beautiful thing. it’s not easy to live up to someone else’s behavior but it is easy to lasso yourself into behaving right when you realize you’re reminding yourself of the worst person youve ever met in your entire life

camelidae:

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Little cow, little cow, contemplating a snack~

botchallthethings:

dearbisexual:

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dearbisexual:

dearbisexual:

going to start researching sheep breeds that are like endangered or need conservation and then seek out their wool to use, preferably buying directly from the herders, so i can support them

i found a farm that has Navajo-Churro sheep and sells their wool as roving and yarn directly to the public, along with several other uncommon breeds :) website here

holy shit theres a lot of small farms out there with heritage breed sheep n other animals selling their fiber!!

re: your tags, totally fine to reblog!! there’s a whole database of farms im looking at now on the Livestock Conservancy website!! here’s the link, all you have to do is select “yarn” or “fiber” from this drop down menu

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and it’ll give you contact info and websites to A BUNCH of small farms selling their heritage breed fiber directly!! you can also look up by animal breed if you want a specific kind of fiber like, say Navajo-Churro

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it’s AWESOME!! many of these farms seem to be certified by the Conservancy and the Conservancy itself seems to be like a good nonprofit

Shave ‘em to save 'em!