bastion-of-hope.bsky.social
She/Her. Not native to NH. I really don't care about follower counts, so don't feel obligated. Autistic adult. Love word play. Bully all the bullies.
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This reminds me of how when I was about 11 my mom got me these wildlife books that I poured over and then affectionately and earnestly told my mother that her hair reminded me of that of a silverback gorilla. I think she regretted having children that day.
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This is my child, Harvester.
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Gah, just realized I wrote tics instead of stims. Not the same thing at all. My bad.
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How dare you
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Being awesome
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High res
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I'm assuming malicious politicians are just too rancid.
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Thank you for providing orderly content. This was my moment of zen.
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I have a lot of affection for The Outsiders, even though his part wasn't large.
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I just got home from Minnesota and they accepted my temporary paper license that I got while waiting for my Real ID and didn't ask for any of the additional docs I brought. The people were nice except Kristi Noem's fake plastic face was splattered all over TV screens in TSA like a gd visual assault.
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Contractor said future buyers that are large or disabled people shouldn't bother.
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Should have limited comments to my totally rhetorical question that I didn't need explained because I already know the facts and was being flippant.
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I feel (in my experience) that some have convinced themselves that their constant search for something to rage about and being able to fulfill that often is akin to happiness.
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Note that smoothing surfaces often results in damage to myself or the surface I'm trying to smooth, but sometimes ends in perfection.