Hozza to the first synced clear of our static! It was just a training clear of Sephirot for the sake of getting a feel fo eachother and practice working as a group but it's a success non the less. Took us 2 raiding days of 3 hours each to get here.

Our next stop will be the Stormblood stuff since two of our static members haven't aren't done with shadowbringers yet but they are fun so I'm hyped.

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frogcroaks

A comic (?) about my love of weird little bats for this halloween

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i'm happiest when left alone with books, internet connection and food.

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fuckyeah--fitlesbian

everythingfox

Umm, you have some snow on your face 😕

Anonymous asked:

Every now and then I get the urge to make a cloak for every day use, but most of the stuff I find online is for cosplay and isn't really functional outdoors. Where would be a good place to start to make a nice functional cloak?

systlin answered:

Cloaks are really easy actually. You can make one just out of a big rectangle with a hood sewn on if you want.

If you want a pattern, here!

https://www.allfreesewing.com/Miscellaneous-Clothing/The-Long-Hooded-Cloak

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writing-prompt-s

You’re a daycare worker, watching over toddlers, when the imminent end of the world is announced. It becomes increasingly clear none of the kids’ parents are going to show up as the end inches nearer.

[Audio starts]

“Mom has been texting me for the last twenty minutes. She wants me to come home. It’s a four hour drive, when the roads are clear, and from what I hear everybody is trying to get somewhere right now. There’s no telling if I’d even-”

“Everybody else has left. All the other kids were picked up, the other staff left. They gave me all the keys. I promised to stay and wait for as long as- well. Even if some of the parents show up, I guess some of them won’t, so I’m just waiting. Until.”

[Clears throat.]

“A couple of people came after everybody left. Peter, one of Aidan’s fathers, gave me three hundred dollars for staying. What am I going to do with money? It’s- anyway. I kind of get it. He wanted to give me something.”

[Audio ends]

[Audio starts]

“They’re all between 2 and 4.” Sniff. “They’re so little. Too little to really- maybe if they were older, I’d have to tell them something. But um. I’m just- trying to stay calm and keep them happy and occupied. I think that’s the best thing, right now.”

[Heaving breaths.]

“I normally use this recorder to help me remember stuff. It’s just, uh, habit to talk to it. I don’t know. They’re napping, right now. I’ve got the baby monitor, they know that if they talk into it, I’ll come, so-”

[Sobbing.]

[Audio ends]

[Audio starts]

“Mom keeps texting, so I blocked her. I sent her a text telling her goodbye, first, but. I do. But these kids need me.”

[Sniff.]

“I tried calling their parents again, but I can’t get anybody. It’s just busy signals. I called the firefighter station, 911. I can’t get through to anybody.”

[Shaky breath.]

“I went out into the yard. Um, I think they can play. It’s nice out, and you can’t really see it yet. Little bit of a glimmer, if they ask I’ll just tell them it’s a plane, but it’s nice out and we’ve got hours before-”

[Murmuring child’s voice, indistinguishable.]

[Audio ends]

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