Tabby🪶

a deer eating from a blue bowl in the grass Alt: A muntjac smelling a bowl of kibble and opening four gross, weird, alien orifices on its normally cute deer face. It's a monster.

Yesterday, I learned what muntjac faces do when they're smelling stuff. Deer are fucking weird, but these guys are especially.

Not sure if scooping up and cuddling Vivi when she's being bad calms her down, or if she's being bad on purpose because she wants me to scoop her up and cuddle her.

A Dutch Nautilus Cup from 1602 at display in the Metropolitan Museum of Art

Just a 17th century NAUTILUS CHALICE.

It was! I remember I got kind of stuck/overwhelmed at the gold mine part and never came back, but I always told myself I'd come back and beat it. Maybe I still will, lol

Ooh, I should do that

Must be why if you put a piece of paper on the floor, they'll sit on it

I like the character dialog. It reminds me of how they talked to each other in the old Mystery Dungeon games, with a hefty dose of Animal Crossing emotes.

A little dark brown tabby cat sits on a furry light gray circular cushion. She is looking up at the viewer a bit apprehensively.

Vivi loves her cushion 💜

Pokopia's gameplay feels more like DragonQuest Builders II than a Pokemon or Animal Crossing game. I'm into it, though, as somebody who likes all of the separate games they mashed together to make this one.

Tell me a random fact about yourself that sounds fake but is 100% true

I have an empty emu egg displayed on the mantle that I stole from an abandoned farm in the middle of the night with my friend and little sister.

Hah, the music is classic old Pokemon songs in the Animal Crossing style. I kinda love it, but it also feels pretty brazen. #Pokopia

a purple cartoon character is sitting on a table Alt: A Ditto made out of purple jello wiggles around comically on a kitchen table

It's almost Pokopia time for me, y'all

I like my job and all but I’d rather be playing Chrono Trigger

Pyramidion of the royal scribe Ramose (Deir el-Medina, New Kingdom, 19th Dynasty, reign of Ramesses II (1275-1240 BCE)) Museo Egizio, Turin, Italy

Pyramidion of the royal scribe Ramose (Deir el-Medina, New Kingdom, 19th Dynasty, reign of Ramesses II (1275-1240 BCE))

Museo Egizio, Turin, Italy

I need to! We bought some because we watch too many @/futurecanoe videos. I do not fear the monosodium.

God, I miss the fried rice at the old noodle house where I used to work. Husband and I have never been able to recreate it and we both pine for it.

Lol, "nobody". You never met my grandma.

Ooo, very cool! What are your plans for them?

'Ignite the Spark'
Create, dance, let your voice be heard. Now more than ever.

Commission for the lovely @nowherebloom who we met at last years MTG Spotlight event in Liverpool. I have a soft spot for foxes

#fox #foxart #illustrationart

Didn't hear that one, but they definitely played The Conga

My photo shows part of a limestone wall panel carved in bas relief from the Fifth Dynasty mortuary temple of king Userkaf at Saqqara, Old Kingdom, 2465-2458 BC. It shows a Hoopoe, a crested bird with black and white wing pattern, and an ibis, with long curved beak, amongst papyrus plants in the marshes of the river Nile. My photo was taken in 2022 at the Egyptian Museum in Cairo.

Lovely naturalistic relief of a Hoopoe and Ibis, carved by an Egyptian artisan some 4,500 years ago!

Limestone wall relief from the 5th Dynasty mortuary temple of Userkaf at Saqqara. Egyptian Museum, Cairo 📷 by me

#ReliefWednesday
#Archaeology

when is spring going to stop stealing time

Oh, happy belated! Hope it went well!

Loaf ft. Vivi 🍞

Got a loaf of banana bread in the oven and that heavenly smell is starting to fill up the house~🍌

Some of you have never been bullied by a cat and it shows

I think I'm gonna get my sunflowers in the ground this weekend. 🌻

...And the YMCA.

Living next to a school lets me know that kids are still forced to learn The Macarena in the year of our lord 2026.