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Blühender Apfelbaum - Johann Sperl
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Rovina Cai
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Sylvia Plath, The Unabridged Journals of Sylvia Plath
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travelers between worlds
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week 12 - sun dreams!
I made a mini playlist to go along with it 🌞
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northern usa comes with a secret fifth season, between winter and spring. it’s called “Gross”. everything is muddy and dead. allergies are flaring up but there’s not a green leaf in sight. the landscape is littered with piles of dirty ice. snow rain mix is probably falling. gross.
This is an actual ecological season called prevernal spring, or false spring, when the plants start waking from dormancy, the snow and ice melts into mud to water the waking plants, and insect larva start growing so they can fly by the time flowers are ready to get pollinated, and the warm(er) days and icy nights help stress-proof the plants for the coming hot seasons. It is anticipatory, preparatory, and magical. And gross.
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One of the stranger things about training brand new nurses is explaining how to min max small talk. It feels very weird to coach people on how to chat.
if I make and post an insanely detailed powerpoint on the twenty different equations I run mentally during casual conversation to make it flow better, everyone has to say that it's sexy and cool and not weird at all
remember, everyone promised to be cool! also disclaimer disclaimer disclaimer assume I said all the things you'd say to be like "i know human interaction is complicated, i know some of what i listed here would be very annoying to some people," and all that
Yo, everyone who struggles with casual conversation/social interaction for any reason, they dropped a strat guide!
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University really is about looking at the worst pdf known to man huh
the professor uploaded this sideways. I'm sparing you at least that bit
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A beaver dam in British Columbia showing its ability to hold back sediment pollution during heavy rainfall.
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Fireweed