This wonderful woman has made her very own Bilbo Baggins mini-home!
It's absolutely fantastic!
I want to make one too!
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300 candy sushi & Jessica Rabbit
Today I found a very lovely guide on how to make candy sushi on WikiHow.
And I also got these pictographs from a WTFsrsly article I found through the Dragonmaw forums earlier today -
and this is Jessica Rabbit.
Please say hi.
And I also got these pictographs from a WTFsrsly article I found through the Dragonmaw forums earlier today -
and this is Jessica Rabbit.
Please say hi.
Quote by Frank Lloyd Wright
Turn the world over on its side and everything loose will land in Los Angeles.
- Frank Lloyd Wright
- Frank Lloyd Wright
Today I saw a dog
And it was carrying a ball in its mouth. And it was wagging its tail and sneezing and I can swear it was grinning too.
I wonder if that may be why we have dogs in the first place. Because they are so easily pleased. Most dogs are happy all the time - unless a certain exception I suppose - which are always the opposite.
My point was, most dogs are always happy, and perhaps humans are naturally attracted to that. Everyone wants to be happy, you can't say you don't want to be excited or happy, that would be a lie. Perhaps you enjoy being sad, or even slightly melancholic, perhaps you enjoy being manic, angry or perhaps even tired - these are all moods as well as feelings, they blend. But if you like being sad, then that is what makes you happy. So I suppose being happy is a thing you feel, the mood you are in, and in general what you are.
Whatever triggers the happiness doesn't necessarily matter. As some people - actually most people, these days find it hard to be happy; a little piece of uncomplicated, loyal, unconditional, primitive and earthbound happiness might be something we all deep down seek. Like pushing a button, or - throwing a stick - for that matter.
The response would be in the lack of better words,
perfect!
Perhaps you need a dog?
I wonder if that may be why we have dogs in the first place. Because they are so easily pleased. Most dogs are happy all the time - unless a certain exception I suppose - which are always the opposite.
My point was, most dogs are always happy, and perhaps humans are naturally attracted to that. Everyone wants to be happy, you can't say you don't want to be excited or happy, that would be a lie. Perhaps you enjoy being sad, or even slightly melancholic, perhaps you enjoy being manic, angry or perhaps even tired - these are all moods as well as feelings, they blend. But if you like being sad, then that is what makes you happy. So I suppose being happy is a thing you feel, the mood you are in, and in general what you are.
Whatever triggers the happiness doesn't necessarily matter. As some people - actually most people, these days find it hard to be happy; a little piece of uncomplicated, loyal, unconditional, primitive and earthbound happiness might be something we all deep down seek. Like pushing a button, or - throwing a stick - for that matter.
The response would be in the lack of better words,
perfect!
Perhaps you need a dog?
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