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Queer, neurodivergent chaos muppet, absolutely not a clowder of anxiety cats in a trench coat Read my queer fantasy on AO3 https://archiveofourown.org/users/Pashte/works (must be logged in because AI is literally the worst)

Small black kitten sleeping next to my laptop after a marathon session of ‘how can I be more of a gremlin while mom tries to work’
A Hamilton Beach 1.7lt electric kettle with temperature control that is absolutely not worth the $47 they wanted to charge me for buying in store
A black kitten perches on the back of a chair covered with a blanket and watches a commercial for drain cleaner, which is apparently fascinating
A black kitten sitting on the edge of a desk, next to a MacBook
Cover of the book, The Secret World of Briar Rose by Cindy Pham, title Of the book is in the middle of the cover, with a white blond woman sleeping on the bottom left corner, her hair framing the illustrations of a winter scene, a cute farmhouse, and a tropical waterfall, and person of ambiguous gender and ethnicity with dark hair and more masculine coded clothing sleeps upside down in the top right corner
Back view of a small fluffy black kitten lying on a bed, staring at the television while Columbo plays
The cover of Don’t Let the Forest In, novel by CG Drews, illustration by Jana Heidersdorf. Cover shows a blond boy in a button up shirt and suit jacket with tie, in a traditional oil painting style, but there are four slashes made by claws across his face with flowers, thorny vines and leaves coming through the slashes, illustrated in pen and ink style, with the flowers taking on a more painful approach to bring it together with the painting of the boy
A fluffy black kitten in a cat carrier, looking tragically out through the welded wire door
Small fluffy black kitten with a scrap of baby blue yarn in her mouth, standing in front of a pile of Lego boxes
A small, fluffy black cat, curled into a half circle and sleeping
A long row of books, mostly about Venice, some more general Italian/Renaissance topics, and a few works of fiction, with a bunch of fantasy and gothic suspense novels piled on top
Pint of Blue Bell ice cream in a new flavor: Black Raspberry Fudge
Cover of KJ Charles’ All of Us Murderers, showing a pair of men fleeing a gothic pile of a house
A calico cat looking to the side as if asking why I stopped petting her
Screenshot that says the book recommended is not available in the US
A blond boy faces the reader, four vertical slashes across his face with roses, leaves, and vines with thorns creep out from the slashes
A round blanket in progress. Pale blue yarn in concentric circles with an assortment of open, lacy stitches.
Circle of crochet in pale blue that will eventually be a blanket. Pattern of clusters, fans, and crossed stitches
Circle of crochet in a pale blue yarn, the outermost row is only half complete.
Crocheted circle in a pale blue, about five inches across
A six inch round embroidery hoop with off white fabric, embroidered with a ring of bluebonnets and tiny red roses accented with blue and silver thread and beads.
Image of an embroidery hoop with pink fabric embroidered with pink flowers in various shapes and sizes.
Image of an embroidery hoop with pink fabric and several different flowers embroidered in various shades of pink and gold.
Not quite. Rowling's real importance lies in the fact that she was the first writer to present a world in which class and wealth mattered, some characters were poor, some were rich, and being poor was a hardship, not just a cheery sentimental thing in the scenery.
I have often pitied men—in the first place because they can't know motherhood, in the second, because they are bereft of our greatest comfort-needlework. Our needlework is so much better than their smoking; it is so unobtrusive. Our quiet needle or shuttle, or whatever the instrument may be with which we can produce our modest kind of art, is a true friend, a safe companion, very busy
BY H.M. THE QUEEN OF ROUMANIA "WomAN's work" has become nowadays a word with such a very different meaning than in former days, that one is nearly obliged to explain what one means. When I say woman's work, I don't mean man's work done by women; I don't mean either the Amazons or the Beehives, as both are unsexed. I mean the work of women who can afford to stay at home, to have ten or twelve children, and be happy in bringing them up to be good, and clever, and useful. For the woman at home this book is written. The Amazon-woman, the bee-woman, the man-woman need not even open it. But the solitary woman, who has time for reading and thinking-and there are many-may find pleasure in imitating some of our inventions and in adding some inventions in her turn. To the solitary woman this book does go with the wish to become
Picture of an I VOTED EARLY sticker on a purple background
Image of a snowflake embroidered in white on light blue felt with silver, pearl, and light blue seed bead accents
Screenshot of a small wooden box with clear plastic drawers on the DMC website, listed at $170.50
A screencap from the King James Version of the Bible, Gospel of Saint Matthew 25:13 Watch therefore, for ye know neither the day nor the hour wherein the Son of man cometh.
Screencap of library checkout receipt informing me that I have saved $294 dollars in 2025. (The book I checked out is Isabella Nagg and the pot of basil, by Oliver Darkshire
Picture of a tabby kitten on top of a cube storage unit serving as a bookshelf. The shelves are all full. There is a weird ceramic chicken sculpture too.
Image of the book cover of Magic in Roman Britain by Adam Parker
Young tabby cat with bat-like ears looking directly into the camera
Tiny tabby cat gazing curiously out of his crate
A tortoiseshell cat takes possession of my dominant hand
Yellow lily type flowers with reddish accents. They come up in the summer and autumn after a good rain
A cute as heck Yorkie
Rosie the Yorkie is super cute
A very cute Yorkie girlie belonging to my sister, playing with a Christmas toy
Tortoiseshell cat looking hella cute sleeping
A rainbow against a cloudy sky over a pasture bordered by live oaks
Tortoiseshell cat looking particularly annoyed
Long haired tortoiseshell cat looking up at the camera with a catly smirk
"And so it went," wrote Mungo much later. "The college editors were interested mostly in campus revolu-tion, the pacifists in the war, the freaks in cultural revolution and cultural purity. ... A few fist fights broke out between warring factions of the antiwar forces. ... Our glorious scheme of joining together the (image 1 of 2, The Paper Revolutionaries by Laurence Leamer)
Sadie, a light brown and cream mutt, looking at me with distinct disapprobation because I gave her a bath yesterday
A tortoise shell cat curled up asleep
Red prickly pear fruits
Quote from Laurence Leamer’s The Paper Revolutionaries: "Against the ruin of the world, there is only one defense, the creative act," wrote Kenneth Rexroth
Quote from Laurence Leamer’s The Paper Revolutionaries: ‘The history of the underground press is not a simple success story. "We blew it," says Captain Billy America in Easy Rider, and his remark could stand as an epitaph for each generation of underground papers. They blew it by accepting the hippie myth. They blew it by thinking that drugs could be a panacea. They blew it by jumping at the idea of a Marxist revolution. They fail, and they fail, and they fail again, and they move on, taking something from each experience, learning more about freedom and how to create an indigenous radicalism, and carrying with them a richer and more varied Movement.’
An exceptionally grumpy calico cat
A species of echeveria possibly pulidonis with some serious color editing
Barrel cactus of indeterminate species with a yellow and orange bloom
Faber Castell Polychromos coloured pencil claiming to be ‘Chrome oxide green fiery’
White German shepherd with a big dumb doggy grin
Tortoise shell cat still sleeping on my sketchbook
Long haired tortoise shell cat sitting on my sketchpad like the queen of the house
Silly doggo with drops of water all over her face