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This week it’s Hatsadiling, a mythical bird often seen on Northern Thai funeral hearses😥
@AnimalAlphabets #AnimalAlphabets #MythicalAlphabet #Hatsadiling #tears #bird #mythicalcreature
@TribalDeerThing Funeral clothes hahaha, his normal clothes are a bit different!
As for the eye, a weird accident happened a while ago, and it never stopped bleeding. ;)
my remaining brain cell: hey doesnt he look like he's on one of those funeral posters- https://t.co/PueTnzMD5e
Its Saturday. Booting up the SEGA CD playing AH-3 Thunderstrike which is not half bad. The game even gives you a patriotic funeral when you get a game over. Deep. I noticed the chopper sports a railgun just like Blue Thunder. #SEGASaturday #ShootEmUpSaturday #RetroGaming
🕺🏿🕺🏿🕺🏿🕺🏿¡EL VIDEOCLIP MUSICAL del 2020 es el del bailecito del funeral! Jajajaja me quedó bien culero pero lo importante es que me divertí y de eso se trata la #CuarentenadeIlustracion. Tema de @anahiahi 🕺🏿🕺🏿🕺🏿🕺🏿
📰CULTURE AND POLITICS☕️ Spring brings a renewal of goodwill for Arendelle’s power blocs. Her Majesty hosted a private concert for ministers aligned with Runeard and the Mundilfaris. Our royal editor writes that she needs political capital as Lord Mundilfari’s funeral approaches.
A friend remembered I’m an ordained minister (make marriages legal, and do funerals, for example) and asked in 2 weeks if I can go to her house to wed her and her fiancé (Texas doesn’t need 2 witnesses) and insured me they’ve been quarantined and safe at home.
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@BlaizeDew @faunbutt @MaxZentolight @onyxwolfie @ExscreamlyLoud My favorite food is my Grandma's funeral potatoes!
First drawing in a long time since dad's passing (& a bit before 'cause of anxiety of worry), but I had the responsibility to make dinner & light incense for dad tonight~ It's only been a day since the funeral (I guess 2 now since it's midnight) but, I miss him a lot 😔
Amaranth, meaning never fading, was a sacred flower to the Greeks & Romans who considered the long lived blossom a representation of immortality, often using it to honor heroes at their funerals.
#FolkloreThursday