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(and VIGOROUSLY washing your hands afterward!)
find this dead moth in a patch of grass x
rip friend 🤞
2d ago
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3d ago
Saved a ladybug and some kind of bee/wasp yesterday. Pretty cool that we can just swoop down and pluck these little guys from death’s door with barely any effort. Feels good to see ‘em scuttle/fly away after they’ve dried off!
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Photo: Gilles San Martin
Apr 29, 2024
in the last year or two i’ve been working on reducing my harm to our natural world. i strongly believe we are stewards of the earth and it is our natural duty to serve the other beings around us as best we can. we take all our animal brethren around us for granted but it is our fault they are dying. so when i see a bug that i would have normally killed in the past, i try instead to help it or leave it be. today a wasp was trapped inside the building i work in. it’s pretty common knowledge wasps are not chill guys. instead of leaving her to die, i trapped her in a cup and freed her back outside, she flew high up, almost as if overcome with joy to be able to reach the sky, instead of longing for it behind the pane of glass.
May 6, 2025
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when i moved in in september ‘24, this tree was green and i was happily surprised when a few weeks ago i noticed it was blossoming pink.
i srsly cannot wait for spring. get these clouds out of the sky man.
Mar 12, 2025
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I am a background music girl through and THROUGH! I also used to religiously listen to Chopin but now I listen to tonnes more instrumental music;
Dev Hynes' scores for Queen & Slim and We Are Who We Are are so addictive to me and so unique, I love listening to them while studying.
Piero Piccioni is a composer that made scores for old Italian films and the Camille score and Amore mio aiutami score are my favs for studying when it's sunny.
I'm seconding the other reply left to this q. Whenever I'm doing the most boring work and I have no motivation I shuffle the Succession soundtrack and pretend that what I'm doing is super important and going to save the world.
Berlioz is an artist I listen to exclusively when I'm studying late. Jazz is the perfect vibe for late night studying but sometimes I just want to fall asleep so jazz-house is perfect because it keeps me awake enough.
Hiroshi Yoshimura's Surround album is a lot more ambient than my other recs and can put you to sleep if you listen late BUT is very calming and gorgeous and runs almost no risk of being distracting.
Mac DeMarco has a whole 9hr album of 90% instrumentals that I'll listen to sometimes.
Low-key also drum and bass... this is verrrrry hit or miss I'm aware. I can only listen in certain circumstances but sometimes when I need to do a lot of work quickly I'll just slap on an instrumental drum and bass playlist and hammer it out. Listened to Entanglements by Alix Perez for a while last year, but usually just find a playlist. Dnb tends to feature samples with words but I don't find them distracting typically as they're not at the forefront of the mix.
I also find that if I listen to music in a language I don't understand, the lyrics don't distract me as much. I've been listening to Eliana Pittman's self-titled album recently while studying but this could potentially apply to any album.
OMG okay that's all I have. I feel insane.
Mar 11, 2025
my rocket goes technically out of date tomorrow
as if that’s gonna stop me
i also hate that it’s called arugula in the usa question mark???
like rocket is so much better on the kiki vs bouba scale, rocket is defo kiki and arugula sounds too bouba for the taste
it also looks kiki look at those spikes
delish
1d ago