#skipper
The same energy lol
They’re in love, change my mind
Hola, esto al principio iba a ser una viñeta, pero me sorprendió que quedará tan bien, entonces lo deje así para no arruinarlo
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nothing like drawing characters over algebra 2 homework :)
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#prince #princerogersnelson #ripprince #singer #songwriter #producer #director #guitarist #bassist #drummer #instrumentalist #thekid #skipper #lifestyle #musicblogger #fashionbloggers #influencers #fashion #fashionista #styles #love #fun #toronto #igersoftheday #igdailypic #instagrammers #potd #hercastlegirls
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Prince…….
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#prince #princerogersnelson #ripprince #singer #songwriter #producer #director #guitarist #bassist #drummer #instrumentalist #thekid #skipper #lifestyle #musicblogger #fashionbloggers #influencers #fashion #fashionista #styles #love #fun #toronto #igersoftheday #igdailypic #instagrammers #potd #hercastlegirls #tbt
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Prince…….
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#prince #princerogersnelson #ripprince #singer #songwriter #producer #director #guitarist #bassist #drummer #instrumentalist #thekid #skipper #lifestyle #musicblogger #fashionbloggers #influencers #fashion #fashionista #styles #love #fun #toronto #igersoftheday #igdailypic #instagrammers #potd #hercastlegirls #tbt
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Prince…….
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#prince #princerogersnelson #ripprince #singer #songwriter #producer #director #guitarist #bassist #drummer #instrumentalist #thekid #skipper #lifestyle #musicblogger #fashionbloggers #influencers #fashion #fashionista #styles #love #fun #toronto #igersoftheday #igdailypic #instagrammers #potd #hercastlegirls
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Prince…….
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#prince #princerogersnelson #ripprince #singer #songwriter #producer #director #guitarist #bassist #drummer #instrumentalist #thekid #skipper #lifestyle #musicblogger #fashionbloggers #influencers #fashion #fashionista #styles #love #fun #toronto #igersoftheday #igdailypic #instagrammers #potd #hercastlegirls #tbt
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Prince…….
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#prince #princerogersnelson #ripprince #singer #songwriter #producer #director #guitarist #bassist #drummer #instrumentalist #thekid #skipper #lifestyle #musicblogger #fashionbloggers #influencers #fashion #fashionista #styles #love #fun #toronto #igersoftheday #igdailypic #instagrammers #potd #hercastlegirls
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National Audubon Society Field Guide to North American Butterflies, by Robert Michael Pyle
It may be April Fool’s Day today, but I assure you this is no joke. I’m happy to announce that I’ll be using another field guide to help with insect identification. Previously I only had the Insect and Spiders Guide (also the Rocks & Minerals and Reptiles & Amphibians guides), but this book just arrived today. I’ll be looking through it in depth, but having just briefly looked through its contents, it’ll be a big help. For those not familiar with Audubon Society Field Guides, the books are structured to make identification relatively easy. The Butterflies are sorted into their family groups, each section accompanied by a silhouette of a typical specimen. In each section are wonderful photographs of Butterflies out in the field (some have 2 pictures since the top and bottom of the wing can feature different colors or patterns), their common name and a page number. The page number is used to locate the description of the insect in the back of the guide. For example: In Picture 6 the Desert Swallowtail says, p. 329. Scrolling to that page you can find pointers identification, range, behaviors and other facts. Since the guidebook it covers all of North America, there’s bound to be a few species I’ll never see (and even a few species not in the book), but it’ll be fun to learn about them nonetheless. I’m looking forward to using this book in between insect hunts to figure out the identities of some more peculiar Lepidopterans!
Since this is a Butterfly guide, there are no pictures of Moths, but there are descriptions of Caterpillars,Chrysalids and eggs. And since Skippers are Butterflies, you’ll find them here too. Me personally, I’d like to see an Audubon guide to North American Beetles given the sheer variety of Beetles out there. For more information, check the guidebooks directly at the NAS webpage.
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Ravensburger’s Disney Jungle Cruise Adventure Game Review!
The Jungle Cruise Board Game Review! #Ravensburger #JungleCruise #AttentionSkippers #BoardGames #FamilyGameNight #FamiliesWhoPlayTogether
Idk if someone already talked about this but i think that the reason why Ash trusted Eiji since the beginning was the age and the way he sees adulthood.
For Ash adults were always people who tried to get something from him, or in general people who only want money and sex and power, using others for their interests and then throw them away. He doesn’t have a great idea about adults at least not in the beginning.
(despite that he had some “mentor figure” in his life like blanca and i’m pretty sure books played this important part as well, giving him a sense of normal life so he had something good out of it)
The only people he trusts without doubting are only the ones with the same age as him like Shorter and his group (which is formed only by young people) or even a child like Skipper.
But Eiji is older than him, so why does he trust him so carelessy?
I think that Eiji stands in the perfect line between adolescence and adulthood for Ash.
At the beggining Ash makes fun of him for being too young, the series in general tend to look at Eiji as someone who has less experience than Ash in like everything. Ash plays with him calling him onii-chan and protecting him knowing that Eiji isn’t like him and should not change. So he is put as someone “childish” than Ash and this makes him feel safe and trust him.
At the same time Eiji is not only that. He’s responsable and have a lot of stereotypical asian behaviour like waking up early, being healthy ecc and being the one who takes care of Ash in his own “old” way. But not only, he recognize Ash feelings and understand it better than Ash himself. He has this more “passive” behaviour that is in contrasy with the crazy life that Ash has and is exactly what Ash needs. He’s like the Yin energy, being passive and listening, showing love by spending his time with his loved ones, caring for Ash in a way that is almost like a healthy parental figure and the list goes on.
Ash sees that as a form of maturity and being a responsible adult but doesn’t hate it. He loves Eiji for that, because Eiji is like that. He isn’t getting anything by caring for him. For Ash this is a healthy adult. Eiji doesn’t put himself in a position of power for being older, doesn’t use Ash to get something, he’s not after money or power, he’s just himself.
This applies also with the culture they are from: american culture is more of an active, masculine, strong energy while japanese culture is the opposite. For western culture being passive is seen as weakness while in the japanese culture passivity is a feminine energy and is another form of power. Emotions are a part of us and if you understand it, that’s power. Listening is power, giving time to others is power and Eiji do that perfectly.
The balance between the two is almost perfect despite the differences. I think that the story wants to talk about that: eiji is not seen weak for not being active or fighting, he’s doing a lot just by being there for Ash. He has this “power” on Ash to the point where he wants to die for him because love and care are power.
That’s it, this was my take for today
Hey, here I am driving my boat, looking forward to better weather for doing it nude!
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