Wulfruna | Erotica

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Writer of Erotica, Erotic Romance, and Romantasy. NSFW, in case Erotica wasn't a clue.

Walmart product description: Sheila Bridges Philadelphia Collection Multicolor Gingham Declaration of Independence 9" Melamine Salad Plates, 4 Count. $14.76
A screenshot of a Walmart ad for 6 pairs of Jinhomg see-through mesh boxer briefs for men (white, gray, pink, and black), against a white background. Which I was absolutely not thinking about yesterday.
Picture of a bag of Cretors Caramel Chocolatey Swirl Popcorn. Credit: G H Cretors store on Amazon.
Screenshot from iHeart Radio showing Feist's The Reminder album cover and Ingrid Michaelson Radio. My Moon My Man is playing.
Admiral Akbar commanding the Rebel fleet during the attack on the second Death Star. Photo courtesy of Lucasfilm/20th Century Fox
The cover of 'I Robot,' by Isaac Asimov. The disturbing, shadowy head and torso of a robot with glowing red eyes. The robot hovers in a web of cables in front of a gradient silver-gray background. The lightest area of the background centers around the head and neck of the robot, forming a halo effect.
My weather map as of 515p CT. It shows a nasty looking storm front coming my way.
A sticker showing two stick figures reaching their arms toward each other, as if to send each other a hug. Below, it reads Air Hug.
The Raiders logo. A black and gold circle with a gold cannon in the middle, a white Raiders R in the center of the circle. The cannon points upward, towards 2 o'clock. Towards the Metros logo in the next image.
The bookcover to the novel Game Changer, by Rachel Reid. A blonde hockey player casually leans against the counter after buying a smoothie. He and the smoothie guy are checking each other out. #HeatedRivalry
Screenshot from https://www.familysearch.org stating, "nickname for a large man, from Middle High German rumph, rump ‘trunk, body’, or for someone who was bent or misshapen, from Middle High German rumph ‘bent, crooked’."
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My Skircle January 18, 2025
Skircle.me for this week.
Screenshot of Merriam-Webster's word to describe my year 2025: Mythical.