dl| mediafire (alt.) | includes daisy plats (requires heels slider here, or just place teleport statue a bit higher), blush, eyeliner, lash swatch add-ons (required mesh here, yellow swatches), and poses in-game and cas (mean). everything has custom thumbnails and more clear shots of the poses under the cut.
poor southern small town Facebook is like…. 3 beautiful women feuding over the most fucked up looking jobless ne’er-do-well in the county, your friend from high school is having her 3rd baby at age 20 and naming it something horrendous, “this dog showed up in my yard, who’s fucking dog is this?”, “pray for my meemaw she broke her hip drunk last week and now has COVID”, meme about bass fishing (which was pretty funny from a townie), only other gay person in town making a milktoast liberal political post, thirst traps from someone who makes no one feel thirsty, details of a couple’s divorce online for everyone to see, ballpark fight between two moms, “this is on sale at the piggy wiggly so move your ass and go get some!”, “I love driving around in the woods drinking beer”, “it smells like something is burning, is a house on fire somewhere?”
In case it isn’t clear from the post, I went through the public school system in North Carolina.
The Female Pronoun for God in Numbers 11:15 by Nicholas Ansell
The God with Breasts: El Shaddai in the Bible by David Biale
Feminine-Maternal Images of the Spirit in Early Syriac Tradition by Emmanuel Kaniyamparampil of Carmelaram Theology College
The Mother of God’s People: The Adoration of the Holy Spirit in the Eighteenth-Century Brudergemeine by Craig Atwood
Male and Female in Cappadocian Theology (The Journal of Theological Studies)
‘My Mother, My God,’ ‘Why have you forsaken me?’: An Exegetical Note on Psalm 22 as Christian Scripture by Jonathan D. Parker
Shadday as a Goddess Epithet by Harriet Lutzky
Added an article about a female pronoun being used for God in the Hebrew of Numbers 11 (see article #5 - it can be found online with a Google search)! While masculine is the default in Hebrew for people of ambiguous/irrelevant gender (per Rabbi David Stein), the use of a Hebrew female pronoun in that verse made sense in context as Moses was essentially calling God the Mother of Israel. And the female pronoun was recognized and discussed by Jewish rabbis like Rashi throughout history, so it’s not like this went unnoticed until now.
I’m very grateful to The Forward for alerting me to this beautiful tidbit of information.
Happy….Belated Christmas? Boxing Day? -insert whatever you feel most appropriate- @idiot-detectives!!!
I was delighted to get matched up with another BO fan, and I kept churning through ideas trying to find the right combination of “fun” and “not so complicated that I can’t finish it in the time alloted for this event.” I finaly settled on this one after you mentioned you really enjoyed Movie 13! (In my response that was eaten by tumblr, I mentioned it was a fave of mine too, despite how over the top it gets even for a DC movie XD)
It was fun chatting with you, and I hope you make it through the holidays intact! You’re not alone in this being a rough time of year and I hope this gives you even the slightest bit of an emotional pickup <3 (PS-If you’re comfortable with sharing your mailing address, send me a DM and I’d be delighted to send you the original after New Years!)
And thank you to @dcmksecretsanta for hosting this event! This was my first year participating and it was just as fun as enjoyable as I thought it would be after watching Fyliwion participating last year. I…may have slightly broken a rule though as I remember reading somewhere we shouldn’t try anything totaly new for this event…but I couldn’t help myself and this was my first time doing cross-stitch not based on a pre-made pattern XD Totaly worth it though!
Please take the time to check out the multiple works by Rezonate, a Filipino motion design studio on their official Instagram page. They recently dedicate a 30 second love letter to lgbtqia representation in animation history.
William watched the boy sleep. He was dog-tired himself, but he had promised.
And after everything, this was the least he could do.
He tried not to think too hard about it, but now, in the stillness of the morning and the gentle ebbing of the shock, it was difficult not to let his mind go whichever places it pleased. Pushing the unbidden thoughts away felt cowardly - after all, the boy had had to actually suffer through what was occupying his mind, while he only felt guilty now for not having stopped it, not having been wiser - but it still hurt.
Sometime around midday, there was a knock on the door, and Alastor came in, bringing him bread rolls. He paused in the bedroom door, eyes wandering from William to the boy to the empty shackles on the floor.
