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@katehitchings1 @OpenUni_RfP @jonnybid @Mat_at_Brookes @mattheweduk @charliehacking @smithsmm @son1bun @MrEFinch @nikkigamble @alligatorsmouth @MarilynBrock @TeresaCremin There’s certain texts that really evoke the person who shared it / read it to me. Hopefully I’ll be the person for some of my class.
@KLovesbooks1 Thank you! Got me thinking of Deacon and Schwarz’s other texts now, including Croc and Bird. Hope for friendship in that.
Implied nsfw LOL//
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Damian gets probably about 10 of these texts a night when hes just trying to vibe and pop it all by himself~! ✌️✨
After some recommendations of picturebooks that focus on the theme of hope.
Especially interested in texts that celebrate diversity in a myriad of ways.
Translated texts/Wordless texts welcome.
What would your top texts be?
RTs appreciated. 👍🏼📚
@OpenUni_RfP #OURfP
for @VenusStacia, I enchanted and removed the annoying "sample" and texts. :)
can't wait to read the Kiss and Fly Manga "the day after" ;-;
feel free to go download the best quality:
https://t.co/fZTENsS6n6
Here are some movie posters with removed texts / that are cleaned up when there weren't high resolution versions available online.
The Your Name. full-resolution, full-size file here:
https://t.co/O4GHmglwtx
thinking about the the uncensored library on minecraft that houses a collection of inaccessible texts from all over the world for us to read
me vs my online persona („• ֊ •„)
irl i don't look like someone who uses kaomojis in texts & tweets lmao https://t.co/4lRmxTW02p
@ecawemma @erinlynhamilton @SadiePhillips Yes, Armin is such a superb creator of deeply philosophical, often hard hitting (and sometimes very adult themed) texts. Have you read any of his others?
@SadiePhillips For me, sharing texts w/ challenging themes, you have to have a really good awareness of the lives of the readers in your class. Sometimes texts can open up experiences/thoughts/emotions long since buried. It’s important to create that safe space for discussion. #OURfPBookBlether
Ancient Egyptians considered the fragrances to be the sweat of the sun god Ra. They used fragrance in rituals, ceremonies and funerary contexts, and wore scents in unguent cones, or wax hats that dripped oil into the hair. Ancient Egyptian perfumes were thick, like olive oil.
Bill Cipher has such a simple design, but it's oddly eerie in certain contexts. Using the Illuminati symbol as inspiration was some wild shit for a kids cartoon, but I'm not complaining at all.
sometimes the dialogue texts should be bigger for one word
#Spiritfarer #ThunderLotus #ThunderLotusGames
We have deciphered the ancient texts. But what does it mean?