#faecore
ive got what i believe is a date today. the two cutest men in a relationship want to add a third and make it a polycule, and i adore them both- so why do i feel so guilty? do you think i still love my ex? or maybe i believe i don’t deserve to be loved? i pray you don’t agree with my self loathing. these men- one almost a bear, a cis man with more confidence than i have ever seen, and the other a trans man just as i am- give off nothing just feelings of trust and respect and desire but yet i still feel as though i ought to turn them right around and shout to run from me. i truly hope it all goes well- send me positivity, if you feel so helpful.
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Meet my handmade stuffed mouse
little reminder
care about yourself
♡you are worth it
♡you are amazing
♡you have purpose
♡you are allowed to make mistakes
things to do in december
♡make some presents for your friends and family
♡ find the coziest sweater in the wardrobe and put it on
♡write a wishlist for Christmas
♡find some old Christmas music
♡decorate the house and your Christmas tree
♡write a thank you letter to someone you love
♡try to bake something just for fun
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my special magical spell
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しーＪ °。+ * lov and hugs * +
little reminder to myself
☁️be kind
☁drink water
☁take care of the environment
☁love yourself
☁enjoy this life
Horseshoe Forge, North Yorkshire, England.
A door in the shape of a horseshoe built 1859.
Oh, how I long to be surrounded by soil and moss,
I crave to graze the earth where no man shall cross,
Run adrift, enfolded in the morning dew’s golden gloss.
My, how I yearn to flee from the cold streets of a city,
The manufactured, man-made, artificial essentiality;
My life only a hinge in a mad machine, as it glides on by.
I lust for a no-man’s-land, I wish to be left wild to roam,
To grow a root wherever I come to a still, call it a home,
Become the nature’s bride until I shall meet my gloam.
she is ethereal ,,,, she genuinely looks like a forest faerie and i love it so much
medium scoop of crystal confetti (two scoops) You never know what you might get!
Some items are handmade by me too
What’s all in the mixture? Incense cones Little bottles Key charms Tigers eye chips Raw quartz Turquoise chips Unakite chips Small wire wrapped crystals Beaded gemstone rings Gemstone bracelet Gemstone earrings Quartz chips Citrine chips Random type of crystals Sodalite crystals Each purchase also comes with a mystery tea
M’froggy
I got a super cute hat and felt real joy
I rarely get to go outside but here are some photos from my walk I didn’t go past the no tress passing sign
Continuing my foraging log I will talk about Idaho and Montana
Idaho
- Wild Ginger (spring found in cool and moist areas )
- Wild Strawberry( Late spring- Early summer found in meadows and on the side of streams)
- Saskatoon berry (season is July only a month found in timberline areas)
- Thimbleberry (I live coast side so I have never seen these in person but the photos online look adorable they are found in wooded and wet areas they are best foraged for in early-Mid summer)
- Chokecherry (Early-Late summer found where there is sunlight)
- Elderberry( Late summer found in moist areas)
Montana
- Bearberry (Early spring found in foothills)
- Wild Bergamot ( Early-Late summer found in prairies )
- Wild Licorice (Early-Mid summer found in low ground nearby streams)
- Cow-Parsnip (Mid-Late spring found near streams WARNING BE CAREFUL WHEN PICKING AN PREPARING THESE CAN AND WILL LEAVE NASTY BURNS WITHOUT PROPER PREPARATION)
- White Bog Orchid (Mid-Late summer found in wet bog areas WARNING DO NOT EAT THE LEAVES THEY ARE POISONOUS )
Spring/summer is right around the corner so I am going to make a list of edible plants you can forage for in the Pacific Northwest and make seperate posts for different Parts of the country as well and a few countries outside of mine
Oregon:
- Hawthorn berries (side effects are the seeds do not eat)
- Blackberries (late spring-early fall)
- Fairy Bell Berries(Summer berry plant found in wet forest)
- Juneberry (June-July found in foothills and lowland do not eat raw the pits are dangerous raw as they contain CYANIDE)
- False strawberry (late spring-early fall open woods and edges of forest)
- Oregon Grape ( Summer DO NOT EAT IN LARGE AMOUNTS THEY ARE DANGEROUS THEY CAN ALSO DESTROY GOOD BACTERIA WHEN EATEN BE CAREFUL )
- Jerusalem Artichoke (March)
- Siberian Miner’s Lettuce (Late winter-early spring found in wetlands)
- Sea Asparagus ( Early spring - Early fall found in Marshes near ocean)
- Brookelime (Spring-Fall do not eat near polluted water)
Washington
- Blue Elderberry(Late Spring-Early summer found in damp places)
- Serviceberry (Late spring-Summer found in hills and rocky areas)
- Bullwhip kelp (Early Summer-Late summer ocean)
- Onion Grass (All year in meadows and grassland WARNING THEY HAVE A TWIN CALLED STAR OF BETHLEHEM TO CHECK IF IT'S NOT THAT CRUSH IT ON A ROCK YOU WILL KNOW IF IT’S NOT THE TWIN IF THEY LEAVE A STRONG SCENT THE TWIN IS POISONOUS)
- Chickweed (Early spring found in damp soils underneath treelines)
- Fireweed(Late spring-Early fall)
- Japanese knotweeds(Early Spring-early Summer)
1. Do not just enjoy wildlife enjoy the locals they know about the area and can teach you
2. Respect the land and return rocks do not take without giving the earth is made on trades
3. Leave small tokens sometimes not everything has to be a trade but can be an offering the woods are peaceful and safe when taken care of
4. Do not disrespect those who reside in the woods they can be befriended if careful but do not give your name
5. Before entering a wooded area make sure of buddy systems and take someone with you especially in winter it’s dangerous
6. When resting make sure to clean up after yourself
7. Remember to pack water and to leave creatures alone if they do not wish to be handled friendship with animals is built as if with a person
