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Headcanon that Guillermo always purposefully walks faster when he’s on those little moving sidewalks at airports because the speed makes him feel just a little closer to being a vampire
My new small town is beautiful!!! I’m LOVING this fresh start in my life. Beyond blessed and grateful 🙏🫶🤩
LOOKIT THEM ALL!!! O v O
~Spooki🤍
Deity Bill - @fazfuri
Mr. Bill Pines - @honeqq
Inquire Bill from @inquirewithbillcipher
Handyman Bill - @/waty_mot @/LosanPostle
Liam - @aeli-tan-art
HWINEBHABWNAJCAHOWEEATOWEUB/Alphabet Soup Bill - @a-scary-lack-of-common-sense
Simple Bill - @orxinus
Theraprism Bill (canon)
Cannon Bill
There are a lot of bad things every day but I think standing in the sun and watering the strawberries really does make everything a little less bad 🍓
uwu happy birthday to me 🎂🎉🥰
so there’s been those “nice try diddy” comments on instagram ads, but i saw an ad for a cool animated movie from the same like studio? as studio ghibli.
anyways it was a cool lookin animated movie and all the comments were “well done diddy!” or “amazing job diddy” ya know things like that
i love phenomenons like this.
just pre-ordered the papercuts zoetrope picture vinyl I'M SO EXCITEEEEED
✨aaah nothing like listening to dad vibes by limp bizkit in the morning & dressing to please my masc desires with my silly little band shirts and oversized shorts✨
The Wisps of Life
We sat, it was both of us alone in there. I asked, “Do you regret it, do you regret any of it at all?” She stared at me with an almost unreadable smile As if—as if I already knew the answers to that. As if we both knew the answer to that question.
“Not really,” she laughed with this carefree spirit. Head tilted back with uncontained mirth and all. I wondered briefly if the shadows of life had ever truly graced her, Or had the upturns of her lips tasted the weight of the world exponentially. Perhaps one too many times—one too many.
Our eyes locked and for a split second, I saw it. The intricately woven tapestry of life—threads of gold beyond the void. Clumsy fingers red and sore from the unexpected thorns and pricks. I understood it all. I smiled in return, of course she had, I’d know that more than anyone, wouldn’t I?
“Do you regret any of it at all?” there’s a knowing glint in her kind eyes. Brief memories of cold eyes, wet pillows, sleepless nights, homesickness. Suffocating silence, tearful letters, words—so many words left unsaid. Tremors of an empty stomach, deepening shadows, the complete isolation. That dreadful feeling of being too different, the unforeseen weight of generations prior.
Yet—I’ve always known something else. Something more, something warmer.
There’s a faint but steady pulse against where my hand lays on my chest. Tearful laughter, wind in my hair, dirt under my feet, chirping of birds every dawn, Clammy hands in mine, a comforting shoulder, broken facades, the gentle whisper of weary but hopeful hearts connecting, the glimmers of hope—gold amongst the dark. I breathed in, then out and suddenly as our eyes met again, I knew. I was alive.
Reaching out, cold meeting warm, our palms connected for a moment in time, “No, not really,” I echoed with a giggle, pulling away a second later. I got up, facing away, sore hands reaching out towards the cold doorknob now. As the cold surface thawed against the heat of my palms, I took one glance back. A foggy handprint, the only remnant of our brief moment shared together. ~Elunara W.
Finding the Glimmers in my Personal Glums Pt. 1
I like to journal and note down all the little moments of magic I experience in my day-to-day life; I call these moments glimmers. Although very simple, they make me the most joyful and remind me of the gratitude that I have to be able to experience this magical life that I am living. It reminds me of the true magic we already have around us. While pondering on those moments in my glimmer logs recently, it sparked an idea with my introspection process. I wondered...what if I found the glimmers in not only my external and internal world but within the perceived flaws I have about myself; I now call these my glums (which I find absolutely adorable to say hehe). Sometimes I can still be quite harsh with myself based on my areas of weakness, though my inner voice has grown much more compassionate and even softer through the years which I am beyond grateful for. This is why I wanted to go a little deeper and really question my perceived flaws that may be hiding some of my most powerful inner strengths. Hence, the idea of finding the glimmers in my glums came along. Day #1 of Finding the Glimmers in my Glums is the problems I have sometimes with grounding my ideas because I have so much floating in my head. I have observed, especially as a creative whether it comes to my writing or even my art (in whatever form that may be) I get a little frustrated with myself because as soon as I have something to create, my head is instantly filled with so many ideas and sometimes I struggle to fully ground one idea because my mind is able to perceive multitude of directions this one concept or theme could express itself. It can be overwhelming, especially as a person who is still gradually learning to 'do' more so than 'think' about it when it comes to creating. This sometimes leads me to stall during the ideation process, more so when I'm creating art rather than writing. For quite a long time, I held this subconscious belief that this was beyond frustrating and I am aware this is indeed a weak area of mine because that stagnation can settle in if I am not careful and start overthinking or even overanalyzing it. It is definitely a part of me that I've been sometimes disheartened by. However over the years, I was truly able to find some form of glimmer within this perceived glum of mine. I was able to finally perceive the strengths within this glum; I am good at being innovative or developing an idea in multiple ways. I realized....wait...this can indeed be a strength in some way...I may be really well at ideation. This glimmer only fully settled into my subconscious recently because I have thankfully had a really sweet and helpful lecturer that brought to my awareness that I do not have to perceive this as something awful. What I perceived as personally troublesome or disheartening at times is truly one of my strengths, especially if I learn to harness it well and incorporate different mechanisms so I do not feel like I am spiraling through ideas with no sense of direction. So, in little ways, I have been incorporating small habits that help me ground an idea when I am creating. I still think about my creations, however, now I make more little lists of concepts/themes, then I choose one or two and from there I just...start. Whether that means gathering photo references, sketching all these ideas down, mixing colour palettes, etc. I just start. And thankfully, doing and starting has been the most helpful for me. I can feel that my ideas are not just spiraling; they have a sense of being more grounded and complete now. It has helped me to be in tune with the flow of creation and to see that my perceived weakness did indeed have something I can learn from it. Not to say that I still do not have my off times but now I do have little ways to help me stay on track with my ideas and expressing them in ways I would be content with when I am finished. The development process of my creations has truly been so much more fun now that I've turned pieces of my glum into beautiful glimmers~
In The Darden d'Annam
In The Garden is a tribute to the Vietnamese garden, inspired by fond memories of our founder’s visits to his grandmother in the countryside. Those were the childhood days spent playing in the garden, surrounded by scents of lime trees, elegant jasmine, and native flora. In The Garden is a deeply personal homage that connects us to our grandmother's love.
"In The Garden EDP is a white floral scent that highlights Vietnam's floral diversity. Although jasmine dominates, its potency is balanced with the sweetness of rangoon creeper and coconut. The inclusion of petitgrain and neroli in the opening introduces a light citrus profile, enhancing clarity and freshness. To us, this scent personifies a comforting embrace from a loved one."
notes: rangoon creeper, jasmine, petitgrain, tuberose, pear, neroli, coconut, sandalwood, amber
