Imogen

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A small table with far, far too many cookies on it. There's 9 different kinds of cookies stacked in various boxes, dishes and plates. It all looks very tasty but oh so exhausting.
Two crochet plushies sitting next to each other on an orange blanket. They're Hornet and the bell beast from Silksong. Hornet is a humanoid-ish figure with a long and flowing red cape that envelopes a black stick figure body. Her head is a long oval with two horns and her only facial features are two black eyes. The bell beast is a pillbug like creature with four eyes, a white mask and shell plates running along its body. It's much larger than hornet. They look happy and content relaxing on my couch before they head out towards their next adventure!
A multi layered papercraft picture where the top layer is a black piece of cardboard with the shape of the knight from hollow knight cut out. inside the cut out you can see the knight, hornet, quirell, the hollow knight and radiance. it's all made from cut out cardboard shapes, giving it a flat layered appearance.
Photo of a Magic draft deck. It's a pretty random four color pile with some high power cards like Ajani, Phelia, Volatile Chimera, Emperor of Bones, Writhing Chrysalis, Once Upon a Time, Springheart Nantuko, Erinis, and Wasteland. The manabase has 11 nonbasic lands, but only a single fetch and most of the duals are pretty mediocre.
A very fluffy cat lying on a cat tree in the middle of the biggest yawn.
Photo of an extremely fluffy Maine coon cat sitting on a cat tree. she has beige and white fur that is softer than the finest silk and most pillowy clouds. Her regal demeanor is only beaten by her unquenchable desire to run around on top of you at 6 am.
Picture of the Magic: the Gathering card Skullscorch. It's a Sorcery for RR that reads "Target player discards two cards at random unless that player has Skullscorch deal 4 damage to them."
Image of the Magic: the Gathering card Khorvath's Fury. It's a Sorcery for 4R that says "For each player, choose friend or foe. Each friend discards all cards from their hand, then draws that many cards plus one. Khorvath’s Fury deals damage to each foe equal to the number of cards in their hand."
photograph of a bunch of amazing watercolor prints in my table. The first is an A3 print of an overhead view of a fantasy shark like creature with frilly fins in a turquoise sea, a bunch of it's tiny babies are swimming with it. The next is a red panda walking along a branch in the snow, it looks curious and determined, and it is absolutely beautiful and perfect. Then there's a tabby cat with a witches hat in a scared jumping pose over a cauldron that seems to be exploding, a bunch of ingredients are flying out of it in a white flash. Its on a black background and exactly what you'd see in a modern day witch's cottage. In the middle we have six bookmarks of various critters, a beige and white cat with a witches hat under a lantern, a hare running under a large leafed plant, a curled up red panda with a flowery hat, a black and white cat with beautiful long fur and the fanciest summer hat you've ever known, a leopard gecko bleping along, and a bat with a scary hat and skull decorations. Then there's the free extra artworks on the bottom left: a business card with a regal tiger and shiny printed Thanda signature. A sticker of a white horse. A print of five different wolf heads, beautifully painted in different poses and labelled with their species. And a print that's an overhead view of two foxes walking along side each other. One is white and walking over a pretty green field with red flowers and brown grass patches. The other is a red fox walking over the snow that covers the right side of the field. It's all so stunningly beautiful and expertly made.
two big dishes full of golden brown cinnamon rolls topped with drizzles of icing. I'm much better at baking than describing baked goods so you're gonna have to trust me that they're actually really tasty ☺️
A screenshot three line Python snippet and a console where it is being executed. The first line of code just creates a variable "some_var" and initializes it to zero, the second calls the "inc" function with the argument "some_var", and the third prints the contents of "some_var". The terminal shows that 1 is being printed.