Rachel Alexander's Blog, page 41
August 27, 2021
lewekmek:
“Eleusis” hand printed and gilded linocut print...
mylordshesacactus:
gaysquaredwrites:
p0rn w/ feelings is ...
p0rn w/ feelings is so funny it’s like I’ve tricked you into reading this fic by offering you smut but as soon as you get there I pull out a chair, sit backwards on it, and say “hey, pal. you wanna talk about abandonment issues?” and then you have no choice but to listen
#what is the POINT of porn if it’s not also a character study
August 26, 2021
i think creativity and human expression as a whole is lik...
i think creativity and human expression as a whole is like a river that we all pour water into. our job is not to worry if we’re brilliant or original or genius or talented. our job is to keep the channel open and flowing, and create what we create with integrity and passion and the fullest extent of our abilities. stories have broad patterns, yes, but are never told the same way twice. if they’re told with care, they’re worth it every time. this is what i know.
rhube:
helloitsbees:
jumpingjacktrash:
historical-nonfi...
For about seven-eights of the Earth’s history, its oceans were extremely rich in sulfides. This would have prevented animals and plants from surviving in 70% of the planet. But it was a great habitat for photosynthetic bacteria that require sulfides and sunlight to live. Known as purple and green sulfur bacteria (because those are the two colors it comes in) these single-celled microbes can only live in environments where they simultaneously have access to sulfides and sunlight.
That they thrived in the sulfide-rich ocean has been confirmed with the finding of fossilized pigments of purple sulfur bacteria in 1.6 billion-year-old rocks from the McArthur Basin in Northern Australia.
i looked up purple sulfur bacteria and now i’m laughing bc the ocean must’ve looked like a giant glass of grape juice, these things really are purple
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Annoyingly obliged to point out that this isn’t at all what they meant, though; they just had different colour concepts to us. See also the sky being bronze. Things like vibrancy mattered more to them in terms of colour classification.
I’m sorry, I know I get boring about this shit but I know too much about sensory experience and someone has to suffer for it.
August 25, 2021
gayarsonist:people need to stop asking me what i’m thinki...
people need to stop asking me what i’m thinking about like the inside of my head looks a heironymous bosch painting you’re gonna have to be more specific
balkanica:
balkanica:
balkanica:
mediterranean cats are...
mediterranean cats are really living the dream
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laying around in the sun near the sea all day, doing nothing but cuddling and sleeping
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and occasionally dealing with romantic drama:
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veldalis: A little bit late, but here is my version for ...
A little bit late, but here is my version for Linda’s punderworld challenge :)
smolspoopy:
eggbagelz:
Devil won’t you bargain with me
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Devil won’t you bargain with me