They almost look like rock formations! I swear I can see a mountain range rising up, surrounded by smaller outcroppings of rock. I wonder how this effect might evolve if you repeated the experiment with food dye added!
There are so many directions to take this challenge, some of them potentially dark, yet this is light and spirited. What came to mind were woodland sprites climbing, twirling, enjoying each other's company and the natural world around them -- ha! I wouldn't mind, myself, being initiated into this higher state of being.
I know very little about Diwali, so feel very fortunate to have stumbled across a piece highlighting the holiday! In fact, it's inspired me to educate myself about its history. What's truly wonderful about this poem is that it's clear, in spite of all our cultural differences, we ALL yearn for those special moments with family and friends, to celebrate, eat well, carry on meaningful traditions. Despite the drab and the cold, it's a magical time of year for so many people of so many diverse backgrounds, and this adds nothing but color to the season.
This evokes the spirit of Christmas and that feeling of the universe calling us "home," wherever that is -- back to family, tradition, the security of childhood. And you managed to do so without any of the cliche imagery of the holiday in that process. This was fresh and delightful.
this sounds reallyyy good,, i'll try to find it and read it!!! thankksss :)))
me too I read They Both Die At The End and pulled an all-nighter to finish it lol
yess!! i love they both die at the end and the first to die at the end!! i finished one in one night and i sobbed ngl
yess i agree!! i have all the books and i really enjoy themm. i agree with this recommendationnn !!!
Ooh what a good idea! My mom my kill me though if I spill more baking soda on the stove lol.
Thank you!
They almost look like rock formations! I swear I can see a mountain range rising up, surrounded by smaller outcroppings of rock. I wonder how this effect might evolve if you repeated the experiment with food dye added!
There are so many directions to take this challenge, some of them potentially dark, yet this is light and spirited. What came to mind were woodland sprites climbing, twirling, enjoying each other's company and the natural world around them -- ha! I wouldn't mind, myself, being initiated into this higher state of being.
I know very little about Diwali, so feel very fortunate to have stumbled across a piece highlighting the holiday! In fact, it's inspired me to educate myself about its history. What's truly wonderful about this poem is that it's clear, in spite of all our cultural differences, we ALL yearn for those special moments with family and friends, to celebrate, eat well, carry on meaningful traditions. Despite the drab and the cold, it's a magical time of year for so many people of so many diverse backgrounds, and this adds nothing but color to the season.
This evokes the spirit of Christmas and that feeling of the universe calling us "home," wherever that is -- back to family, tradition, the security of childhood. And you managed to do so without any of the cliche imagery of the holiday in that process. This was fresh and delightful.