Wild-thingslayhere - Just Aesthetic

Gävlebocken being devoured by birds is incredible. There’s a whole creation/destruction mythos around this giant hay goat, a constant conflict between burning the goat and protecting it. And this year, it’s (unintentional?) use of hay with seeds has turned it into a birdie buffet. Being torn apart for food is simultaneous creation and destruction. I don’t reeeaaallly believe in omens (or do I?) but I wonder what kind this could be.

And there’s a white raven in Anchorage, which is having its snowiest winter ever, so very interesting winter for birds.

The Ancient Library by Hilary Purnamasari

It’s official!

Look at dem bones

Death from above

Devour ye gods

In death she gave life

by NataliaDrepina 

Live coverage of the 14th of January 2024 is now closed.

Here is a recap of today's major events.

It is 12am in Ireland now so I have to go to bed.

I'll be back to resume live updates tomorrow evening.

100 days in, and 1 in every 100 people in Gaza have been murdered. I will not sleep well tonight, but I hope those who allowed this to happen sleep worse. May their dreams be forever painful.

For continuous updates while I'm gone, click the link below:

Al Jazeera

Hunger, cold threaten more lives in Gaza as Israel blocks aid, internet

After 100 days of war, Palestinians in Gaza struggle to survive under weight of thousands of tonnes of Israeli bombs.

Satiating Demons by Gerald Brom

a lot of pieces of media will show characters catching fireflies with just their bare hands. in some cases they will just land on the persons fingers. to gently be placed inside of a jar..

for people who live in areas who don’t have fireflies, i want you to know that is not made up or exaggerated for those scenes. fireflies are really like that. they are slow and not cautious at all. while camping i would just walk up to one flying in the air and grab it. and it would sit on my hands like “oh ok.” they are my friends.