The influence of TV 🤪

They are playing 🥰🧡

High demand for bread

Lovely to see

A black heron using its wings like an umbrella, creating shade to attract fish, a behavior known as “canopy feeding”..

I love this map so much; it would be awesome to find one in this style for the Arthurian legendarium.

Claude Monet

She loves to PLAY with (not eat) cherries 🍒

YOU ARE ALLOWED TO DO CREATIVE STUFF EVEN IF YOU DON’T THINK YOU’RE GOOD AT THEM BTW !! do stuff just because you want to, because it feels good and creativity is an outlet we all need!!

Probably the paw prints of a chubby medieval cat preserved in 12th-century floor tiles at St. Peter's Church in Wormleighton, England.

mouse was up early this morning setting out her little berry selling hand cart . here she is trying to talk me in to paying 4x peanuts for a haw berry . 📷

"Warning video may contain a cute belly " 🤣 and tiny tickle fingers .

The early-flowering spring iris is a February birth flower, named for Iris, the radiant Greek goddess of the rainbow and messenger between heaven and earth. Long linked with brighter days and good news, the iris symbolises courage, faith, wisdom and valour in folklore tradition.

This is what I call a succulent collection 🌵✨ And by collection, I mean a few hundred… or maybe a few thousand succulents living their best lives. Absolute plant paradise, if loving this many succulents is wrong, I don’t want to be right 🤣 📹Hgg Bich Hong

Almost a thousand years ago, someone carefully embroidered a fiery comet on a long strip of linen. I love the expressions of the guys pointing at it, and the man informing King Harold. It was Halley's Comet, which orbits the Sun every 76 years. The linen is the Bayeux Tapestry,

“In the universe, there are things that are known, and things that are unknown, and in between, there are doors.” —William Blake 🎨 “Door to the Never Ending Summer” by Daniel Eskridge