My favorite Naruto Shippuden Akatsuki member? I’ll bet you can’t gues…

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My favorites are Itachi & Deidara, and I absolutely cannot wait to cosplay Deidara eventually. I look so forward to my idea of how to create his mouths in his hands 🥰

I would want to create such spicy content with those mouths… yummy~

Your favourite Akatsuki member had better be Hoshi… 🙈💕

星　or hoshi translates to, well… Star 😉⭐️


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zyggdrasilp:
I LOVE IT SOOOOOOOOO MUCH
scorpiontim87:
I’m gonna have to watch Naruto more and hope to see you 😋

A-May-zing Spring Challenge 🌷

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penny

Hi Everyone,

Spring will be underway and I want to invite everyone to participate in the A-May-Zing Spring Challenge 🌷I loved celebrating May Day growing up and thought of a cute way to incorporate some universal traditions into the SG community. In many different countries on May 1st, it signifies …

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robertbluesman:

Well let’s see… if I can possibly tear myself away from the 100’s of Beltane invitations 😉😆 I’ll do my best to participate here.

Do you believe in fairies?

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When I was a child I had two “imaginary” friends named Susie and Pika. They were tiny and could shape shift. I specifically remember them turning into spiders 🙂

A while back, a neighbor let me borrow her fairy folklore book that stated, small children have an easier time seeing into other dimensions. And children often befriend fairies, and their parents just assume they have
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1956firebird:
Yes. When I lay down in bluebell woods they feel very close. Obviously fairy folk are spiritual or psychic beings undetected by physical senses. Traditional cultures use psychoactive plants as part of their rituals to produce psychic and spiritual visions. Thus, tripping on Fly Agaric (Amanita muscaria) allows us to see fairy folk. However, consuming too much can kill you. A little goes a long way, as they say. Magic Mushrooms (Psilocybe semilanceata) have a similar effect but are less toxic. I'm not suggesting you try these. I'm saying this is why fairies are a known part of human culture. ❤️
stellamyldred:
😍

Cherry blossom festival

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I got to see some beautiful cherry blossoms they smelled heavenly

What did you do on this amazing day?


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nannakya:
wow! beautiful!
ladaniess:
Beautiful ✨

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A-May-Zing Spring Challenge - Part 1

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🌹

I love the idea of @penny’s A-May-Zing Spring Challenge, and not just because of the pun in the title. It’s a good idea to come out of the Northern Hemisphere’s winter months with a sense of bright energy, and this challenge helps all of us refresh a bit. Plus, my birthday is on May 1st, so this is a win-win for me.
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fredhincanada:
@helainked, so long as they aren’t pooping rainbows when I am hugging them, then yes, I do.
nannakya:
I didn't know this variety of lily. I think lilies are beautiful flowers and are not easy to care for. so you are very good

I belong in the springs

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@penny @eirenne @missy


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vanillamandy:
I need nature in my life too 🩵
mcnicks77:
Lucky springs!!

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The gym vs. outdoors. Your experience?

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mark13

I'm not trying to start a debate regarding preferences, but I'm curious about the experiences of my fellow SG climbers. In the A/S/L thread, quite a few people mention that they've done very little outdoor climbing. As someone that started outdoors, I have some trouble relating. What draws you to …

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endlessly:

Gym is for training, off-season, and sharpening skills. Outdoors is where the real climbing happens.

1956firebird:

|Turn of the century I was a student at UCLan in Preston. Every week the mountaineering club went to The Northwest Face in Warrington (https://www.northwestface.com/). I had a great time getting the hang of things in a safe environment. Then I did a few weekend excursions to Snowdonia and the Pennines. The first thing I noticed apart from the wonderful fresh air and sense of unlimited space was that climbing grades which were difficult indoors were surprisingly easy outdoors. Brightly coloured handholds indoors do not exist outdoors, so hand and foot holds took a lot longer to locate. Granite can abrade your fingertips quite nastily. You really don't want to climb outside during bad weather, wet rock faces are too dangerous. There are no safety mats outdoors so even on a sunny day I was more wary of falling even with competent partners belaying for me. On balance, although the great outdoors is obviously where it's really at, I prefer the indoor climbing wall at Old Saint Anne's Church. Wish I was still doing it.

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