LovelyMistake

pointlesscandies:

“Kudos to the power of friendship” is actually the best reaction to a failed murder I’ve ever seen

namchyoon:

Now that I look at it, we kinda look like a family, don’t you think? Kan is the eldest daughter. Pangpang is the baby. Home is the father. Peach is the mother. And Suradech is… Suradech. See? We’re like a family.

PEACEFUL PROPERTY (2024)
dir. Dome Jarupat Kannula

memiaatanonymous:

This has to be the funniest thing in this show till now

heretherebedork:

The absolute pure affection and adoration Day already feels for Ozone and the understanding of how much that sticker means and the joy there… oh, it’s darling.

namtan:

LEAP DAY (2024-ish)

jasper-unofficial:

“Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune…” he recites. If you listen close enough, two voices can be heard.
วันแก้ตาย (Leap Day): Episode 12 (FINALE)

heretherebedork:

Day: describes his life
Professor: Well, sucks to be that guy!
Day: Yes. Yes it does.

jasper-unofficial:

Day said fuck you and your ableism 🙄
วันแก้ตาย (Leap Day): Episode 2

nanihirunkits:

#⭐⭐⭐

LEAP DAY | EP2

i-am-dulaman:

i-am-dulaman:

i-am-dulaman:

i-am-dulaman:

Kinda in love with the idea that different places on other sides of the world can look so similar. Something something universal human experiences

Like. Kyrgyzstan and Switzerland?

Miami and the Gold Coast (in Aus)

New Zealand and Oregon

The great plains and the Russian steppe

India and fiji

Gonna consolidate a couple additions/recommendations from others

Napa Valley, California and Tuscany, Italy

Appalachians in America and the Grampians in Australia

Black sand beach in Iceland and New Zealand

Aurora borealis and australis

Congo and Amazon rainforest/river

desert roads in Australia, South Africa, Argentina, and Mexico

Mountains in France and Korea

(via i-aint-even-bovvered)

systlin:

rosemaryramblings:

systlin:

systlin:

systlin:

Honestly I feel the only reason people DON’T grow their own saffron in the USA is that they assume it’s some sort of exotic, finicky plant that they couldn’t possibly raise successfully. 

Which is false. It’s a hardy little shit, really, like most crocuses. Just don’t freeze it to death or drown it and it will happily grow and bloom and spread into clumps. 

You might not get POUNDS of it without huge fields, but you can most certainly get enough for your own use with a few pots/clumps of it. 

Also, imagine the bragging rights. 

Imagine the look on someone’s face when they taste something you made and you just casually let drop ‘oh yes, glad you like it, I grew the saffron myself.’

They will immediately assume…and I speak from experience…that you are a horticultural god. 

Whether or not you debase them of this assumption is entirely up to you. 

@lizaliveunenchanted I’m generally willing to risk it on cheaper online bulb retailers, but then I don’t live in an oven. 

White Flower Farms is an impeccable retailer, if a bit pricier. Still, it’s only $20.50 from them (plus shipping) for 25 bulbs, which is quite a fair price. 

Saffron crocus should be shipped and planted in late summer/early fall. It will bloom in fall. 

When @systlin says “in fall”, let me clarify she means “that very fall, almost immediately”. Saffron crocuses crack me up with how eager they are. And I love their foliage! It looks like dense, lush grass with this little purple flower sort of plunked at the base of it.

That’s right, fuck stalks. It’s got blooming to do.

THIS

I planted bulbs, not expecting anything that year and WHHHOOM they shot right up and bloomed THAT YEAR

Fuck stalks, time to B L O O M 

(via i-aint-even-bovvered)

robottko:

“this pillow works better if your a back sleeper” bitch I’m a rotisserie chicken sleeper I don’t stop turning until sleep rips me forcefully from this world