Aitsf Doodles While I Was Playing This Game All Month At A Snails Pace

his name is spinjump

Choice 💚💛❤️ - Life Series

Happy third life anniversary, everyone! 🎉

The song used is Choice by Jack Stauber ^^

Here are some of the still images I used for the vid 🕺

“because i came to you, in the winter. i came to you when he was gone, and i had no idea what to do. i said, ‘geoffrey’s dead, i found him in the snow by the meadow.’ you remember what you said to me?”

“i said you should have been there with him.”

or: the stupendous stoats have been breaking my little heart something fierce, thank you @quiddie and @dimension20official for this gift

once buried twice unearthed

Stand in the fire, in the fire We say... Stand in the fire, in the fire We say... Stand in the fire, in the fire We say... Stand in the fire and become what you are Stand in the fire... Turn it up like!

SO WHY DON'T YOU LOVE ME BACK

If I told you I need you, is that what you want?

kind of a precursor to this but.... man i love my girl Scarletmoon lol

believe it or not im an artist,,, and partaking in artfight as i usually do <333

Today, many may be getting ready to sit down to a feast with their families in celebration of what’s commonly called “Thanksgiving”. Before you do so, take some time to think about the real significance behind this day and the histories that have been buried deep from view. Learn about National Day of Mourning and why this day is treated much differently among First Nations peoples. For many, this day marked the beginning of a long, horrific, still-ongoing history of violence. Talk to your family members about what truly occurred this day and what it means to the Native people of these lands. Find out what Indigenous lands you’re currently on and the ways you can help to support, uplift, and amplify the First Nations people in your area. Wishing everyone a meaningful National Day of Mourning. 

Note: while the term “Indian” is used by Wamsutta James in his quoted speech, and some Nations use it to refer to themselves, it’s best to refer to Native people as Indigenous, Native, or First Nations out of respect (especially if you’re not Indigenous yourself).