#taur tuesday

[bethdehart]

Happy Taur Tuesday... it's Brioche the burgertaur!

I don't know how she does this but she can. <3 Don't think too hard about it.

(Brioche uses she/her)

#furry #furry art #furry fandom #beth dehart #cute #furry anthro #art #ocs #oc #original art #original character #brioche #burger #taur #taurs #taursday #taur tuesday #taurposting

[lunalunalunalunalunalunaluna]

I just saw someone say Taur Tuesday. is that a thing?

oh god I wasn't ready uhm uh m uhm uh

WIP

#taur #phonotron #furry #furry art #WIP #robot #robot girl #robot furry #robot dog #lingerine #krita #taur tuesday

[elliegoose]

tgirl taur tummy tuesday

#we're combining the days now #it's the innovation we need #elise.rtf #taur #taur tuesday #tummy tuesday

[2gecsart]

sometimes u just gotta make yourself a bubbled bobble

#art #bubble dragon #bubble bobble #taur #taur tuesday

[aurora-whisper]

it's TAURGIRL TUESDAY ⚠️🚨

REBLOG TO KISS A TAUR

[twinicegiantorbiters]

*distant galloping noise, rapidly growing louder* ah yes. taur tuesday

[striehart]

i need to finish these pics. taur tummy tuesday

#striehart sez

[orthodoxydaily]

Saints&Reading: Tuesday, December 12, 2023

november 29_december 12

According to archives St. Saturninus was, one of the most illustrious martyrs France has given to the Church. We possess only his Acts, which are very old, since they were utilized by St. Gregory of Tours. He was the first bishop of Toulouse, where he arrived during the consulate of Decius and Gratus (250). Whether there were already Christians in the town or his preaching made numerous conversions, he soon had a little church. To reach it he had to pass before the capitol where there was a temple, and according to the Acts, the pagan priests ascribed to his frequent passings the silence of their oracles. One day they seized him and on his unshakeable refusal to sacrifice to the idols they condemned him be tied by the feet to a bull which dragged him about the town until the rope broke. Two Christian women piously gathered up the remains and buried them in a deep ditch, that they might not be profaned by the pagans. His successors, Sts. Hilary and Exuperius, gave him more honourable burial. A church was erected where the bull stopped. It still exists, and is called the church of the Taur (the bull). The body of the saint was transferred at an early date and is still preserved in the Church of St. Sernin (or Saturninus), one of the most ancient and beautiful of Southern France. His feast was entered on the Hieronymian Martyrology for 29 November; his cult spread abroad. The account of his Acts was embellished with several details, and legends linked his name with the beginning of the churches of Eauze, Auch, Pamplona, and Amiens, but these are without historic foundations.

MARTYR PHILOUMENUS OF ANCYRA (274)

The Holy Martyr Philoumenus suffered for Christ in the year 274, during the persecution against Christians by the emperor Aurelian (270-275). Saint Philoumenus was a bread merchant in Ancyra. Envious persons reported to the governor Felix that Philoumenus was a Christian, and so he came before a judge.

Saint Philoumenus did not renounce Christ. For this they hammered nails into his hands, feet and head, and they forced him to walk. The holy martyr bravely endured the torments and he died from loss of blood, giving up his soul to God.

2 TIMOTHY 3:16-4:4

16 All Scripture is given by inspiration of God, and is profitable for doctrine, for reproof, for correction, for instruction in righteousness, 17 that the man of God may be complete, thoroughly equipped for every good work.

1 I charge you therefore before God and the Lord Jesus Christ, who will judge the living and the dead at His appearing and His kingdom: 2 Preach the word! Be ready in season and out of season. Convince, rebuke, exhort, with all longsuffering and teaching. 3 For the time will come when they will not endure sound doctrine, but according to their own desires, because they have itching ears, they will heap up for themselves teachers; 4 and they will turn their ears away from the truth, and be turned aside to fables.

LUKE 19:45-48

45 Then He went into the temple and began to drive out those who bought and sold in it, 46 saying to them, "It is written, 'My house is a house of prayer,' but you have made it a 'den of thieves.' " 47 And He was teaching daily in the temple. But the chief priests, the scribes, and the leaders of the people sought to destroy Him, 48 and were unable to do anything; for all the people were very attentive to hear Him

#orthodoxy #orthodoxchristianity #easternorthodoxchurch #originofchristianity #spirituality #holyscriptures #gospel #bible #wisdom #saints

[conlangcrab]

Dead Crab conlangs #8

Malierempa

(dictionary further down)

Aradhie - adj. Dry

Arel - n. Star.

Arelie - adj. "Of stars, star-shaped, starbound".

Aren - n. Sky, heavens.

Arennamie - adj. Pale-blue in color.

Arentul - n. Heavens, afterlife, lit. “Sky-country”.

Asalie - adj. Green.

Asko - v. To swim.

Askos - n. Swimmer.

Assa - n. Title, rank, position, nickname, mononym.

Asser - n. Sadness.

Asserie - adj. Sad.

Asso - v. To name, to give name to, to title, to call.

Astara - n. Hope, faith.

Astarabor.- n. Believer, who has faith.

Astaro - v. To hope, to have faith in.

Astaros - n. Priest, lit. “hopeful, faithful”.

Aster - pron. “Of hope”.

Astur - n. Camp, base, encampment.

Atrun - n. Stranger, unknown person; pron. Someone.

Auhur - n. Smell, scent.

Avart - n. Grass.

Ba - n. Lip.

Bado - v. To tell.

Bados - n. Storyteller, sage, poet. Oak (tree).

Bal- - part. adj. “Half, half of”.

Balartun - n. "Half stranger", person whose name you know but know little to nothing about.

Balasser - n. Light sadness, lit. "Half-sadness".

Balasserie - adj. Slightly sad, saddened.

Balberenie - adj. Lightly dressed, barely clothed, dressed in exposing clothing or half undressed/dressed, lit. "Half-naked".

Baldhen - n. "Halfroom", chamber between two rooms, a wardrobe, staffroom or corridor intersection.

Balerme - n. Short skirt, lit. "Half skirt".

Balgarf - n. Beastfolk, such as anthroi, fauns and taurs.

Balgo - v. To talk, to speak.

Balgyr - n. Harpy, lit. "Half bird".

Balt - n. Half.

Bannet - n. Rain.

Bannetwear - n. October, lit. “Rain month”.

Banno - v. To rain (used only for clouds), poet. To cry.

Batugenedh - n. Market, lit. “Selling square”.

Batuo - v. To sell, to barter.

Batwak - n. Merchant.

Bauko - v. To clean.

Befe - n. Mouth.

Beke - n. floor (of a room).

Belda - n. Attack.

Beldh - n. Field, grassland.

Beldo - v. To attack, to assault.

Belfan - n. Curtain, fog.

Belme - n. Book, a tome.

Belmes - n. Author.

Belmessie - adj. Unique, specific to someone’s craft, lit. “Author’s”.

Belt - n. Booklet, diary, novel, written or documented story.

Ben - n. Male, man, masculine animate.

-ben - part. n. “Man, he, male”.

Bend - n. Book.

Bendgwen - n. Library, lit. “Book house”.

Bendhen - n. Reading room, lit “book room”.

Bendho - v. To beat, to hit, to punch.

Benie - adj. Masculine, male. Berdhe - n. Page (of a book).

Berenie - adj. Nude, naked, bare.

Binie - adj. Small, tiny.

Bogdan - n. Coitus, sex (act of).

Bogo - v. To have sex.

Brede - n. Table, desk.

Buamo - v. To bounce.

Buamos - n. Ball.

Byn - n. Dot, speckle.

Cier - n. A stage play.

Cild - n. Family, kin, bloodline.

Cirion - n. Sport, play.

Dago - v. To walk on foot.

Darfie - adj. Alive, living, animated.

Daro - v. To close.

Daros - n. Lock, lit. “Closener”.

Darvo - v. To wear.

Ded - num. Two.

Dedie - adj. Second.

Dediella - n. Tuesday, lit. “Second day”.

Dediellig - n. Lunch, lit. “Second meal”.

Dedwear - n. April, lit. “Second month”.

Del- - part. adj. “Wooden, made of wood”.

Delmerymos - n. Carpenter, lit. “Wood-worker”.

Deledh - n. Flat land, field, plain, vale.

Delek - n. Mountain peak, horn.

Delie - adj. High, tall, lofty.

Deln - n. Gate.

Delt - n. Wood (material).

Denger - n. Beak.

Dengore - n. Guard, police, militia.

Dent - n. Garden.

Dentmerymos - n. Gardener, lit. "Garden worker".

Deol - n. Forest.

Deolie - adj. Covered in trees, forested (of areas).

Der - n. Foot.

Derde - n. Shoe.

Derge - n. Stain, mark.

Dermie - adj. Flat.

Dhara - n. Sibling.

Dharben - n. Brother. Dharie - adj. “Sibling’s”.

Dharkyl - n. Sister.

Dhel - n. Corner, bend of a road.

Dhem - n. Room.

Dho - v. To buy.

Didho - v. To taste (something).

Dob - n. Clothing.

Dobie - adj. Clothed, dressed up.

Doksa - num. Hundred.

Dom - n. Valley.

Domo - v. To roll, to fall down a slope.

Donie - adj. Curved.

Dor - n. Game, tournament, challenge.

Doro - v. To play.

Duk - n. floor (of a building, as in 2nd floor).

Dul - n. Hole, opening, piercing.

Dulo - v. To pierce, to open (forcefully), to make an opening.

Dunn - n. Grassy hill.

Durudh - num. Eight.

Dyr - n. Mountain.

Dyrias - n. Mountain range or are.

Dyrra - n. Nose.

Eakur - n. Snow.

Eakuro - n. To snow (used only for clouds).

Eakurwear - n. November, lit. “Snow month”.

Ealt - n. Sea, body of water fed by lakes.

Edhea - n. Hospital, lazarette.

Edhelo - v. To assist, to help.

Edhelos - n. Assistant, helper, satellite, companion.

Edho - v. To part with, to ally, to serve.

Edhos - n. Ally, friend (in official matters).

Eges - n. Neck.

Eko - v. To build, to rise from the ground, to establish, to construct.

Eiligie - adj. Slow.

Eldhe - n. Meaning, definition.

Eldhul - n. Realm, world, dimension.

Eldhun - n. Province, lordship.

Ele- - part. adj. “Noble, high”.

Elen - n. King.

Elepeldhen - n. Manor, noble house.

Elhor - n. Talent, innate ability.

Elie - adj. Good, well.

Elivear - n. July, lit. “Good month”.

Elt - n. World, realm, reality.

Elut - n. Noble.

Elucie - adj. Noble.

Em- - part. “Giving, assigning”.

Emel - n. Earth (as an element), ground, soil.

Emeldho - v. To define.

Emeldhuno - v. To make lord, to give land to rule over.

Emelo - v. To give blessing.

Emerie - adj. Quiet, hardly hearable.

Empan - n. Hill, mound.

Empeg - n. Cup, glass (for drinking), mug.

End - n. Store, shop.-end - part. n. “Store, shop, working/selling space”.

Ene - n. Child, descendant.

-ene - part. n. “Child of”.

Eneoth - n. Sun.

Enn - n. Door, gate.

Enog - n. Elbow.

Ent - n. Length.

Entie - adj. Long (in dimension), elongated.]

Entu - n. West.

Enun - n. Seed.

Eodho - v. To stop (someone/something).

Eon - n. God, deity.

Equi - n. Bone.

Erde - n. Money, currency.

Erdho - v. To sit, to take a seat, to sit down.

Erede  - n. Ring, halo, circle, radiance.

Eressie - adj. Happy, glad.

Erme - n. Skirt, dress.

Erted - n. Plate, dish.

Estim - n. Cheese.

Estita - n. Temperature.

Et(h)- - part. “Again, repeating”.

Etako - v. To rename.

Etano - v. To reinvent.

Etantivo - v. To retrain, to get rid of a bad habit by replacing it with a good one.

Etas - n. Noun, object.

Etasso - v. To give a new title to, to promote.

Etedhelo - v. To help by fixing one's own mistakes made in the previous attempt of help.

Etedho - v. To form an alliance again, to make peace after an argument, to become allies again.

Etemeldho - v. To redefine.

Etemeldhuno - v. To return the lord title to.

Etemelo - v. To lift a curse from.

Ethfuino - v. To reignite war, to reignite conflict.

Ethkaoro - v. Repaint.

Ethkeduo - v. To choose again, to vote again.

Ethkreno - v. To reconsider and redefine the limitations/rules.

Ethkulado - v. To relearn.

Ethpate - n. Rephrasing.

Ethpato - v. To rephrase, to retell, to tell, to repeat, to give a message.

Ethpatos - n. Reporter, messenger.

Ethpatuo - v. To resell.

Ethpeldo - v. To counterstrike, to attack again, to come for a second attack after a retreat (strategic).

Ethpendho - v. To hit repeatedly.

Ethpuamo - v. To ricochet.

Etred - n. Pants.

Etroi - n. Beer.

Ettomo - v. To reroll, to roll again, to try again.

Ettoro - v. To replay, to play again.

Ettulo - v. To reopen, to reconsider (a possibility).

Etwenus - n. Pattern, lit. “Repeating image”.

Etxeno - v. To regift, to pass the gift further.

Evlimie - adj. Cheap, of no great value, with little or no worth.

Fardie - adj. Big, large.

Fast - n. Binding, connection.

Faster - n. Wedding, lit. “Connecting”.

Fasto - n. To bind, to connect.

Fenie - adj. Beautiful.

Fenym - n. Suit (of clothing).

Fero - v. To smell (something), to sense scent.

Fert - n. Second (of time), moment.

Fina - n. Agility, youthful swiftness.

Finie - adj. Young, new.

Fred - n. Chin (bodypart).

Fuine - n. War, warfare. Fuino - v. To war.

Fyn - n. Youth.

Gafamerymos - n. Potter, clay worker.

Gafa(s) - n. Clay.

Gafie - adj. New, fresh.

Gafo - v. To renew, to refresh.

Gal- - part. adj. “Parent of, ancestor of”.

Galb - n. Father.

Galika - n. Mother.

Galu - n. Parent, ancestor.

Gand - num. arch. Four.

Gandalf - pron. Gandalf, lit. "Fourth wizard".

Gaora - n. Paint.

Gaoro - v. To paint (in one color).

Garf - n. Animal, a living thing.

Gartho - v. To explode.

Garossa - n. Bottle.

Gealt - n. Island.

Gean - num. Ten.

Geanded - num. Two.

Geanmin - num. Eleven.

Geanminvear - n. January, lit. “Eleventh month”.

Geannart - num. Thirteen.

Geanvear - n. December, lit. “Tenth month”.

Gede - n. Choice, vote. Gedelen - n. President, lit. “Chosen king”.

Geto - v. To smile.

Geduo - v. To choose, to vote.

Gedwe - n. Democratic minister, lit “chosen”.

Gefen - n. House, a building in which people live, sleep and eat.

Geka - n. Back (bodypart).

Gelas - n. Walled city (circular in most cases).

Gele - n. Head.

Gelme - n. Hat.

Gem - n. Spoon.

Gembu - prep. Forward, before, in front of.

Gempa - n. Arm.

Gend - num. Four.

Gendie - adj. Fourth.

Gendiella - n. Thursday, lit “fourth day”.

Genedh - n. Court, square (of a city).

Geno - v. To protect, to herald, to take hold of.

Genos -n. Protector, soldier, herald.

Genu - adj. Back; prep. Backward.

Genwe - n. Face.

Ger - n. Silver.

Gerae - n. Starlight, light shed by stars.

Gerest - n. Morning.

Gerimie - adj. Bright, light.

Geste - n. Shirt.

Gestur - n. Helmet.

Glario - v. To listen (to someone speaking).

Glaro - v. To hear.

Gobo - v. To smell, to stink.

Golar - n. Pig, boar.

Gole - n. Part, particle (of speech), fraction.

Golerf - n. Pork.

Gome - n. Crowd.

Gul - n. Circle.

Gulen - n. Egg.

Gor - n. Orange (fruit).

Gorie - adj. Orange.

Gorter - n. Orange tree.

Gost - n. Wonder, curiosity.

Gosto - v. To wonder.

Gostien - pron. “Curious”.

Grenve - n. Goose.

Gurad - n. Pocket.

Gurg - n. Box, chest.

Gurpe - n. Skin.

Gwegu - n. Raven.

Gwen - n. House, home.

Gwend - n. Painting (a piece of art done on something mobile), picture.

Gyr - n. Bird.

Hadh* - r. Out, outern, outside.

Hadhihun - n. Outside.

Hagda - n. Abandoned (someone), orphan.

Hagde - n. Abandonment, loneliness.

Hagdo - v. To abandon, to leave behind, to leave alone, to give solitude, to reject.

Hagdos - n. Rejector, traitor, who is unwelcome of guests, abandoner.

Hage - n. Protection, right, rule.

Hago - v. To tell otherwise, to protect someone, to stand against (an opinion), to take sides.

Hagos - n. Lawyer, witness.

Hakirie - adj. Rude, mean, unfriendly.

Han - n. Eye.

Hanhara - n. Monocle, lit. “Eye-glass”.

Hanharel - n. pl. Glasses, lit. “Eye-glasses”.

Hara - n. Glass.

Harak - n. arch. Ice.

Harg - n. Ice.

Hedde - n. Wall, fence.

Hedhea - n. arch. Hospital, lazarette.

Hedho - n. To heal, to treat (medically).

Hedhos - n. Doctor, healer.

Hefe - n. Bread.

Henie - adj. Generous, lit. “Giving”.

Henn - n. Soup, broth.

Heno - v. To give, to gift.

Henos - n. Gifter, giver.

Heos - n. Bed.

Heossendhen - n. Lit. Bedroom

Hepo - v. To jump, to leap.

Herrie - adj. Tall (of person’s height).

Hest - n. Chair.

Hielt - n. South.

Hielte - adj. Southern, left.

Hlufie - adj. Dirty, stained.

Hodie - adj. Beloved, loved, adored.

Hodo - v. To love.

Hodont - n. Love.

Hodos - n. Lover, beloved.

Homa - num. Thousand.

Horn - n. Hammer.

Hres - n. Ear.

Hudas - num. Billion.

Hulgwen - n. Theatre.

Hulo - v. To act, to pretend.

Hulos - n. Actor, pretender, liar, imposter.

Hun* - r. In, inside, inner.

Hunie - adj. Inner.

Huniste - n. Inside (of something).

Hunt - n. Statue, sculpture.

Hunto - v. To sculpt, to give form.

Huntend - n. Sculptor workshop.

Iedh - n. Fence, low wall.

Iefe - n. Apple.

Iefeter - n. Appletree.

Iener - n. Tail, cape (form of relief).

Ient - n. Bridge, crossing.

Ieon - n. Measuring unit of weight roughly equal to 112kg and thus 100 ronks.

Imbad - n. Square, a figure with angles equal to 90°.

Imbadie - adj. Square, with angles equal to 90°.

Imbado - v. To square, to multiply by itself.

Imo - v. To mix, to stir.

Ior - n. Cow.

Iorielf - n. Beef.

Iste - n. Part, side.

Ivro - v. To wake up, to awaken.

Kaero - v. To sign, to gesture, to point.

Kark - Sap, living organism liquids, bodily fluids. 

Kelvo - v. To shout, to cry out.

Kempe - n. Paper, papyrus.

Keori - n. Wave, roaring sea waves.

Ker - n. Shining, shine, glow.

K(e)r* - r. "Shining, of shine, glowing, star-like".

Kerie - adj. Shining.

Kero - v. To shine.

Kerselt - n. Diamond, lit. “Shining rock”.

Kilie - adj. Female, feminine.

Klunt - n. Weight.

Kol - n. Death.

Kolo - v. To die.

Kor - n. Secret, knowledge.

Korgwen - n. School, lit. “Knowledge house”.

Korie - adj. Secret, of deep or private knowledge.

Korihenos - n. Teacher, professor.

Koris - n. Secretary, secret keeper.

Korled - n. A secret passage, corridor.

Kren - n. The title for ministers.

Kreno - v. To limit, to control.

Krenos - n. Manager, controller, ruler, minister.

Krym - n. Sound, phoneme.

Kul* - r. “Hard, of hardness”.

Kulie - adj. Difficult, complex.

Kuladh - n. Student.

Kuladho - v. To learn.

Kuladhos - n. Student, learner.

Kupar - n. Town, village with a couple stone buildings.

Kuppo - v. To shake.

Kura - n. Study, exploration, known part of some area of knowledge or territory.

Kuro - v. To study, to explore.

Kuros - n. Explorer, scientist.

Kyl - n. Female, woman, feminine animate.

-kyl - part. n. “Female”.

La - n. Day (from midnight to midnight).

Ladhingwen - n. Hotel, inn, tavern, lit. “Staying house”.

Ladho - v. To remain/stay in the same place.

Lah - n. Matter, material.

Lahie - adj. Material, physical.

Lampa - n. Fish.

Lampamatos - pron. "Fishbane", a skilled whaler.

Lampo - v. To fish, to catch fish.

Lan - n. Moon.

Lanet - n. Race (of people).

Las - n. Moose.

Latan - n. Midday, noon, lit. “Day middle”.

Lenyt - n. Species (intelligent).

Led - n. Street.

Ledho - v. To climb (for surfaces steeper than 45°).

Lef - n. Meat.

-l(e)f - part. "Meat of".

Leg - n. Meal.

Leho - v. To touch.

Leme - n. Wing.

Lempie - adj. Straight.

Lenie - adj. Red.

Lenielf - n. Red meat.

Lerhie - adj. Deaf.

Lhan - n. arch. Old spelling of Lan.

Liar - n. Crown.

Liarie klunt - n. "Weight of a crown", responsibilities coming with power and rulership.

Limpo - v. To drink (any liquid).

Link - n. Cold.

Linkie - adj. Cold.

Linkmatos - n. arch. March, lit. "Cold-ender".

Lo - v. To go, to move, to walk, to swim, generic movement verb.

Log - n. Team, sport team, crew.

Lon - n. Grape.

Lonte - n. Player, participant. 

Lonym - n. Wine.

Los - n. Lion.

Loskie - adj. Brown.

Lost - n. Copper (metal).

Lostie - adj. Ginger (of hair), lit. “Coppery”.

Lue - n. Dog

Lugg - n. Horse.

Lum - n. Kiss, barely missed opportunity.

Lumo - v. To kiss.

Lun - n. Knee.

Lunt - n. Chamber, apartment, living quarters.

Lus - n. Space, cosmos, emptiness, vacuum.

Lusie - adj. Pink, lit. “Cosmic”, due to the color of the stars.

Lym - n. Lake, mountain lake.

-lyn - part. “Of, racial-adjective, language, craft.”

Lyst - n. Tube.

Maa - n. dim. Mommy, mother.

Mad - n. Letter (as a symbol), symbol, sign.

Mado - v. To write.

Mair - n. Laugh, laughing (act of).

Mairo - v. To laugh.

Mala - n. Energy, power, might.

Maladha - n. Coffee, lit. “energy”.

Malakyth - pron. "Mighty heir".

Malie - adj. Powerful, mighty.

Malo - v. To emit energy, to glow with might (of rulers).

Man - n. Adjective.

Manak - n. Measuring unit of length equal to 7mm.

Manar - adj. Blue.

Manie - adj. Descriptive.

Maro - v. To find.

Marrun - n. Group of people connected by common interests or goals, a company, a team, a club.

Mat - n. End, finish.

Macie - adj. Final, ending.

Mato - v. To end, to finish, to stop.

Matos - n. Ender, bane.

-matos - part. n. "Bane of, killer of, ender of".

Matwear - n. February, lit. “Last month”.

Mean - n. Treasure, wealth, deposit.

Meanlunt - n. Treasury, bank.

Mebe - n. Pen, specifically the dipping pen or fountain pen.

Medde - n. Food.

Meddie - adj. Edible.

Meddiegyr - n. Chicken, lit. “food bird”.

Megwe - n. Musical group of more than four people, musical band, a flock of birds.

Mehde - n. Prison.

Mehdo - v. To imprison, to hold as prisoner, to hold hostage.

Meie - adj. Good, well.

Mekyr - n. Knife.

Meld - n. Treasure, money, valuables.

Meldie - adj. Rich, with much wealth.

Melie - adj. Valuable, expensive.

Meme - n. Sheep.

Menda - n. Number.

Meolt - n. Dream, vision.

Meolto - v. To sleep.

Merde - n. Gold.

Merdie - adj. Golden

Mert - n. Health.

Merten - n. Medicine, lit. “Liquid health”.

Merie - adj. Healthy.

Merin - n. Lemon.

Merinter - n. Lemontree.

Merinie - adj. Yellow.

Meryma - n. Work, job, craft, art.

Merymend - n. Workshop.

Merymo - n. To work, to craft.

-merymos - part. n. “Worker”.

Moiko - v. To catch.

Mossie - adj. Soft, gentle.

Mulie - adj. Black.

Mura - n. Night.

Mylu - n. Juice (of fruit).

Min - num. One.

Minie - n. First.

Miniella - n. Monday, lit “first day”.

Miniellig - n. Breakfast, lit “first meal”.

Minvear - n. March lit. “first month”.

Myl - n. Jewel, precious thing.

Myste - n. Milk.

Nacio - v. To lose, to be defeated.

Nadda - n. Honey.

Nadie - adj. Nice, well, pretty.

Nag- - part. adj. "Without".

Nagmeldie - adj. Poor, with no wealth, lit. "Without wealth".

Nakar - n. Goat.

Naltie - adj. Strong (of physical prowess).

Nakmekyr - n. Fork, lit. “goat-knife”.

Nam - n. Color.

Namtold - n. Colorful metal (category).

Nan* - r. “Water, of water, liquid”.

Nanda - n. Water.

Nankrym - n. Vowel phoneme, lit. “Liquid sound”.

Nantyr - n. Fin (of a fish), fin-like form.

Nareg - n. Nature, living nature, spirit of life, breath of life.

Nart - num. Three.

Nartie - adj. Third.

Nartiella - n. Wednesday, lit. “third day”.

Nartiellid - n. Dinner, lit. “third meal”.

Nartwear - n. arch. “Third month, May”.

Nath - n. Defeat.

Nata - num. Nine.

Natie - adj. Ninth.

Natien - pron. “Ninth”, as a ninth child or ninth month, November.

Neadh - n. Wound, injury.

Nedda - n. Window, opening, gap.

Nedo - v. To open.

Nehant - n. Ravine, lit. “narrowing”.

Nehie - adj. Narrow.

Nemme - n. Claw, talon.

Nemo - v. To pass by.

Nemu - n. Body (physical form), torso.

Neogie - adj. Short (of height, including people), dwarfed, shrunken.

Neter - n. Victim.

Netero - v. To fall victim, to become victim.

Neto - v. To think, to discuss.

Nibie - adj. Weak (physical prowess), weak (in health).

Nigie - adj. Small, little.

Nintie - adj. Wet.

Nissie - adj. Sweaty.

Nistie - adj. Tight, well fitting.

Nistis - n. Tightness.

Noeg - num. Zero, null.

Noeg¹ - n. Nothing, emptiness.

Nor - n. Sand.

Nuin - n. Music.

Nuinglaro - v. To listen to music.

Nuinglaros - n. Music listener, music critic.

Nuino - v. To create or play music.

Nulnast - n. Stronghold, castle.

Nulnie - adj. Hard, solid.

Nulnkrym - n. Consonant phoeneme, lit. “Solid sound”.

Nulurra - n. Cart.

Nutemen - n. Math, lit. “Art of counting”.

Nuto - v. To count.

Nutos - n. Mathematician, lit. “Counter”.

Nympe - n. Soap, washing compounds.

Nyss - n. Sweat.

Nytamo - v. To feed, to give food to.

Nytamos - n. Feeder, one who feeds.

O - part. No, not, negative answer.

Odobie - adj. Without clothes, nude, lit. "Unclothed".

O(h)- - part. adj. “Not, without”.

Ofenie - adj. Ugly, hard to call beautiful, hideous.

Ogalt - n. Orphan, lit. "Without a parent". Ol - n. Fire.

Olie - adj. Unpleasantly hot, scorching, lit. “Fiery, burning”.

Olivear - n. August, lit. “Hot month”.

Olo - v. To burn (something), to burn (as in “a burning house”).

Olois - n. Cannon, gun, lit. “Fire tube”.

Ondel - n. Root (of a tree).

Ondob - n. Coat (clothing).

Onto - prep. Down, under.

Onteredh - n. Dungeon, lit. “Underground”.

Ont(o)- - part. “Under”.

Onulnie - n. Flaccid, soft, lit. "Not hard".

Oso - v. To turn, to spin, to rotate.

Paa - n. dim. Daddy, father.

Pardhe - n. Key.

Pede - n. Path, small unpaved road.

Pedekempe - n. Magazine, newspaper, lit. “Road paper”, as they were most usually sold on roads to keep travelers informed of the recent happenings.

Peldhen - n. Stone building, castle, house with stone walls.

Pello - v. To dwell, to inhabit a territory, to walk.

Pelon - n. Adult, matured individual.

Pelonie - adj. Mature, adult.

Pelt - n. Bar, dwelling, inn.

Persa - n. Document, contract, treaty, bill.

Pledho - v. To cook.

Pledhen - n. Kitchen, lit. “Cooking room".

Plento - v. To lay down.

Plutmerymos - n. Miner, lit. “Digging worker”.

Pluto - v. To dig, to mine.

Plyr - n. Crystal, mountain glass.

Pollianna - pron. “Rightful ruler”, queen of the 

Polie - adj. Rightful, as it should be.

Quar - n. Air.

Quato - v. To hang down, to hang.

Quea - n. Wind, breeze.

Queavear - n. September, lit. “Wind month”.

Quel - n. Town, ville.

Quen - n. Measuring unit of length equal to 70km and thus 700 rots.

Quest - n. Village.

Quosto - v. To follow, to track down.

Rabdas - n. Direction.

Ramb - num. Five.

Rambie - adj. Fifth.

Rambiella - n. Friday, lit “fifth day”.

Rapar - n. Finger/toe.

Rarie - adj. Thick, broad (of rivers), fat (of animate nouns), wide.

Raste - n. Belt.

Red - n. Year.

Refen - n. Farm.

Refenos - n. Farmer.

Refo - v. To farm, to produce.

-refos - part. n. "Farmer of".

Reido - v. To pay.

Rek - n. Fan, follower, adept.

Reko - v. To be a fan of, to like, to follow, to adore and be inspired by.

Remen - n. Mammal.

Remeno - v. To hunt, to prey on (only for mammals).

Rempa - n. Arc. Language.

Rempe - n. Tongue, language.

Rempo - n. To speak.

Reokie - adj. Warm, hot.

Reoquear - n. June, lit. “Warm month”.

Ressan - n. Tea.

Rest - n. Leaf.

Reul - n. Gold (poetic), lit. “blondness”.

Reulie - adj. Golden, blonde (of hair).

Ridhie - adj. Dusty, brown-colored, sprayed.

Rimo - v. To see, to notice.

Roged - n. Minute.

Roma - n. Time.

Romanor - n. Sands of time, hourglass.

Romie - adj. Heavy.

Romie¹ - adj. Lengthy (in time), lasting.

Ronad - n. Ship, boat. Rondo - n. Pencil.

Ronie - adj. Dark.

Ronk - n. Measuring unit of weight equal roughly to 1,13 kg.

Rot - n. Measuring unit of length equal to 700m and thus 1000 anats.

Ru - n. Pool, bathing place.

Ruar - n. Pain.

Ruarie - adj. Painful, excruciating.

Rubo - v. To run, to sprint, to gallop.

Rubu - n. Run, race (tournament).

Rud - n. Flower.

-rud - part. n . “Flower, flower of”.

Ruko - v. To draw (images or people).

Rumie - adj. Dark, shadowy, dull.

Rumpie - adj. Blind.

Ruprefos - n. Rabbit farmer, alt. Bird of prey.

Rupur - n. Rabbit.

Russa - n. Tooth.

Rydh - n. Dust.

Rygemie - adj. Thin.

Ryla - n. Singing (act of).

Ryma - n. Shoulder, rhyme, connection, link.

Ryn - n. Lake, pool, slower portion of the river.

Ryndie - adj. Swift, fast, quick.

Rynte - n. Musical instrument.

Ryv - n. Winter season.

Salga - n. Blood.

Sam - num. Seven. Samie - adj. Seventh.

Samiella - n. Sunday, lit. “Seventh day”.

Sanie - adj. Loose, freed, free.

Sekme - n. Poison, toxine.

Sekmo - v. To poison.

Selt - n. Pebble, rock, river stone.

Selg - n. Grave, tomb.

Selgiegelas - n. Graveyard, lit. "Tomb city".

Senym - n. City (composed of mainly stone buildings in the center and lesser, wooden ones around it, yet has no city walls).

Seolie - adj. Ill, unhealthy.

Seolis - n. Ill, patient.

Seotho - v. To push.

Set - n. Place, location.

Seuger - n. Illness, disease.

Seugergwen - n. Quarantine house, lit. "Ill house".

Siltie - adj. White.

Siltielf - n. White meat.

Sirmie - adj. Salty.

Sord - n. Gender, sex (trait).

Sto - v. To stand.

Styr - n. Muzzle, face.

Sulo - v. To sing.

Sulos - n. Singer.

Sulun - n. Eagle.

Sur - n. Blaze.

Suro - v. To blaze, to spit fire (for ignivomous creatures).

Surtur - n. Hell, lit. “Blazing land”.

Surg - n. Root (especially as edible).

Swele - n. Weapon.

Sykyr - n. Gem, precious stone.

Synvie - adj. Famous, well known, notorious.

Syrma - n. Salt.

Tana - n. Center, middle.

Ta(na)- - part. adj. “Mid, central”.

Tanaryv - n. January, lit. 

“Midwinter”.

Tano - v. To pull.

Tarussal - n. Upper front teeth (two central ones), lit. “central teeth”.

Tarve - n. Evening. Tarvie - adj. Late (as in time), late (of the evening).

Tea- - part. adj. “Great”.

Teagalu - n. Great ancestor, grandparent.

Teakor - n. Great knowledge, science.

Teakorgwen - n. University, college, lit. “Great school”.

Tealie - adj. Great, high.

Tealt - n. Greatness.

Temen - n. Art, art craft.

Teor - n. Cut.

Teoro - v. To cut.

Teorolt - n. Scissors.

Teredh - n. Ground, earth.

Terek - n. Tree.

-ter - part. n. “Tree of”.

-told d- part. n. “Metal, metal of”.

Told - n. Metal.

Tol- - part. adj. “Metallic, of metal”.

Tosk - n. Rat.

Tula - num. Million.

Tunte - n. Tool, instrument.

Tur - n. Land, country.

-tur - part. n. “Land of, land, country, territory”.

Turkempe - n. Map, lit. “Land paper”.

Turo - v. To throw, to hurl.

Tyr - n. Friend.

-tyr - part. n. “Friend of, friend”.

Uldo - v. To raise, to lift.

Uldos - n. Elevator.

Ule - n. Whisker.

Ullun - n. East.

Ulmunt - n. Sunrise, lit. "Eastening".

Ulmunto - n. To come (for the morning).

Ulno - v. To grow.

Ulud - n. Roof, cover.

Unom - n. Gift.

Unos - n. Ceiling.

Unkel - n. Spider.

Unkorie - adj. Light of weight.

-unt - part. n. “Land, biome, geographic territory which is not bound to one specific country”.

Unte - n. Religion, faith.

Untie - adj. Gray.

Unto - v. To pray.

Untold - n. Gray, colorless metals (category).

Untu - n. Stone.

Unune - n. Rice.

Urdie - adj. Bad, foul.

Urmanie - adj. Aged (in years, as in 200 years old, aged 200 years).

Uru - n. Drug, hallucinogen.

-ust - part. n. “Fortified town”, a walled town.

Usten - n. Week.

Vaecie - adj. Bound, married.

Vaeta - n. Bound, partner, husband/wife.

Valdhem - n. Office, lit. “Preparation room”.

Valo - v. To make ready, to prepare.

Valyn - n. Unintended movement to the beat, unmeant dancing.

Valynn - n. Dance.

Valynno - v. To dance.

Valynnos - n. Dancer.

Varyn - n. Cat.

Vas - n. Hour.

Vat - n. Marriage, union.

Vear - n. Month.

-vear - part. n. “Month, month of”.

Veln - n. Note (as in notation), remark, mark.

Venke - n. Beard.

Venor - n. Neighbor.

Venvie - adj. Dead, lit. “lost”.

Venvus - n. Picture, image, vision.

Veol - n. Beach, shore with sand.

Ver - n. Shore, where water and land meet.

Vesto - v. To hold, to carry.

Vestos - n. Bag.

Vibalberenio - v. To undress to the point of being half covered.

Vibelmessio - v. To make authentic, to make unique to the author, to claim authorship over.

Viberenio - v. To undress, to uncover, to expose.

Vibinio - v. To decrease in size, to make smaller, to reduce, to shrink.

Vidarfio - v. To animate, to give life to.

Videlio - v. To heighten, to give height to, to make tall.

Videolio - v. To forestate, to cover in forests.

Vidermio - v. To flatten, to level.

Vidobio - v. To dress up.

Vidonio - v. To curve, to bend.

Vieiligio - v. To slow down, to make lose speed.

Vielio - v. To make good, to make well done.

Vielucio - v. To make noble, to grant noble title.

Vifardio - v. To enlarge, to make big.

Vifenio - v. To make beautiful, to make pretty.

Vifinio - v. To rejuvenate, to make young again.

Vigerimio - v. To make bright, to brighten, to make glow.

Vigorio - v. To make orange, to heat until orange glow.

Vihakirio - v. To make one rude, to make one lose temper.

Vihenio - v. To make one generous.

Viherrio - v. To make tall, to increase height of.

Vihielte - v. To send south, to make southern, to make sissy and spoiled.

Vihlufio - v. To stain, to make dirty.

Vihunio - v. To make inner, to take in, to accept into society.

Vik - n. Promise.

Vikerio - v. To make shiny, to polish.

Vikie - adj. Promised.

Viko - v. To promise.

Vikorio - v. To make secret, to classify, to deny access to.

Vikulio - v. To make complex, to make artificially difficult, to make harder to understand/do.

Vi(l)- - part. v. "To turn, to make" (of adjectives, as in "to make white").

Viladeakurio - v. To cover in snow, to make wintery, tl give snow to.

Viladhandio - v. To make loud, to make thunderous.

Vilagadio - v. To shorten (in distance), to make shorter (in distance).

Vilahio - v. To make real, to materialize, to create out of nothing.

Vilamurie - v. To clean, to make clean or clear again, to wash.

Vilanurio - v. To make shallow, to simplify (concepts).

Vilaradhio. - v. To make dry, to wither, to dry.

Vilarelio - v. To make one star-like, to give blessing of stars.

Vilarennamio - v. To make sky-blue, to paint sky-blue.

Vilasalio - v. To make green, to paint green, to bloom.

Vilasserio - v. To sadden, to disappoint.

Vilemerio - v. To mute, to make one hardly hearable, to silence, to talk over.

Vilempio - v. To straighten, to make straight.

Vilenio - v. To make red, to blush (greatly), to make blush (greatly).

Vilentio - v. To elongate, to stretch, to lengthen, to make long, to erect.

Vileressio - v. To make one happy.

Vilerhio - v. To deafen, to leave one without notice of something.

Vilevlimio - v. To make cheap, to disvalue, to give discount on.

Vilinkio - v. To make cold, to cool down, to refrigerate.

Vilodobio - v. To undress.

Vilofenio - v. To make ugly, to scar.

Vilolio - v. To make scorching, to make hot, to heat till white glow.

Vilostio - v. To make ginger (of hair), to cover in copper.

Viloskio - v. To make brown, to paint 

brown, vulg. To cover in feces.

Vilsanio - v. To lose, to make loose, to free, to give freedom to.

Vilseolio - v. To make ill, to infect.

Vilsiltio - v. To whiten, to clean, to make white, to clear, to erase.

Vilsirmio - v. To salt, to make salty.

Vilsynvio - v. To make known, to fame.

Vilunkorio - v. To lighten (of weight), to make lighter (of weight), to lose weight.

Viluntio - v. To make gray, to paint gray, to leave without color.

Vilurdio - v. To make foul, to worsen.

Vilurmanio - v. To make old, to age, to turn older.

Vilusio - v. To make pink, to blush, to make blush.

Vilvaecio - v. To marry, to make married.

Vilvenvio - v. To lose, to make lost, to hide.

Vilvinio - v. To encell, to encase, to make core, to make base (of something).

Vilvulmio - v. To northern, to put in the North, to send to the north, to become skilled in survival.

Vilympio - v. To deepen, to make deep

Vimalio - v. To make mighty, to crown, to deem powerful, to call king, to woe.

Vimanario - v. To make blue, to paint blue.

Vimacio - v. To finalize, to make last, to leave one alone (alive).

Vimeddio - v. To make edible (again), to cook, to prepare (food), to make (food).

Vimeio - v. To make good, to make better.

Vimeldio - v. To make rich, to enrich, to saturate.

Vimelio - v. To make expensive, to make expensive through artificial scarcity.

Vimerdio - v. To make golden-colored, to cover in gold, to gild.

Vimerio - v. To make one healthy, to heal, to trait medically.

Vimerinio - v. To make yellow, to heat until yellowy-white light is emitted.

Vinadio - v. To make pretty, to make well.

Vinagmeldio - v. To steal from, go make poor, to make one lose riches.

Vinaltio - v. To make strong, to empower, to train physically, to increase athletic prowess.

Vinehio - v. To narrow down, to make narrow.

Vineogio - v. To shorten (in height), to dwarf, to make smaller or lower, to underestimate, to make or see as short (in height).

Vinibio - v. To weaken, to loosen, to make one lose power, to make weak.

Vinie - adj. Singular, cellular, nuclear, core.

Vinigio - v. To belittle, to make small, to degrade, to call immature.

Vinintio - v. To make wet, to make damp.

Vinulnio - v. To harden, to make hard, to make solid, to erect.

Vinystio - v. To tighten, to make well fitting, to tailor.

Vipelonio - v. To make adult, to become adult, to take or lose virginity.

Virario - v. To give water (to river, as via dam), to broaden.

Vireokio - v. To make hot, to make warm, to heat up, to warm up.

Vireulio - v. To make golden-colored, to blond, to discolor (of hair).

Viridio - v. To make dusty, to cover with dust, to let be covered in dust (by not dusting it).

Viromio - v. To make heavy, to fatten up, to add weight to.

Vironio - v. To darken, to make darker.

Virumio - v. To darken, to make dark.

Virumpio - v. To blind, to make blind, to deprive someone of information about some secret.

Virygemio - v. To make thin, to lose weight, to hunger.

Viryndio - v. To fasten, to accelerate, to make faster, to make swift.

Vitealio - v. To make great, to empower.

Volt - n. Fur, hide, fur wear.

Voltmerymos - n. Furrier, lit. “Fur worker”.

Vret - n. Leather.

Vulme - n. Hand.

Vulma - n. North.

Vulmie - adj. Northern, right (as in "right hand").

Vus - n. Bath.

Vussendhen - n. Lit. Bathroom.

Vyldio - v. To lower, to disgrace, to put below.

Vylvelt - n. Butter.

Vylveltie - adj. Buttery, oily.

Vylveltold - n. Lithium, lit. "Buttermetal" for its softness.

Vynta - n. Hair (on the head).

Yledie - adj. Low.

Ymp - n. Bottom.

Ympie - adj. Deep.

Ynga - n. Pigeon.

Yngen - n. Brain.

Yntunu - n. Alcoholic beverage.

Yro - num. Trillion.

Yssa - n. Science, study.

Ystel - n. Magic, secret craft.

#conlangcrab #conlanging #conlang #constructed language #conlangcrab talks #linguistics #dead crab conlangs

[bethdehart]

Gävle Goat Taur

Yule goat taur loves FIRE. This idea is from @doggirlhen and they're genderfluid and sets themself on fire when they wanna change body presentation!! >:3 rlly fun to draw love them

#furry #furry art #furry fandom #beth dehart #cute #art #taur #taurs #taursday #taurposting #taur tuesday #furry taur #taur furry #yule goat #goat

[audiofictionuk]

New Fiction Podcasts - 16th September

The American New Audio Book! An American expatriate in France finds himself caught between competing criminals, U.S. intelligence services, and a Corsican who just wants to find his girl. A work of serial audio fiction. https://redcircle.com/shows/the-american https://feeds.redcircle.com/0722012f-62a8-4b12-9625-be030f32aabf

Aggie McPherson Mysteries New Audio Book! In the city of Slaterquay there's an office with the words Aggie McPherson, Spectral Analyst on the pebbled glass of its door. Behind it is a detective agency that handles the most interesting cases in the Paris of the Pacific Northwest. https://redcircle.com/shows/aggie-mcpherson-mysteries https://feeds.redcircle.com/7b1cdee1-d49a-481f-b57d-352c7898feab

Ne fais pas 100 ! New Audio RPG! Des gens bourrés, des chats à sauver, une statuette à trouver et une tour des rêves à explorer,... Ne fais pas 100 ! est une petite campagne de jeu de rôles qui se déroule dans le monde d'Aria de Fibre Tigre. Avec Shadow dans le rôle de Bass, DjCactus dans le rôle de Stanislas et Rckep dans le rôle d'Alekseï. Une aventure écrite et masteurisée par Anna-June Barker. Aria, un jeu de rôle écrit par FibreTigre et publié chez Elder-Craft : http://elder-craft.com/collections/aria https://shows.acast.com/nfp100 https://feeds.acast.com/public/shows/nfp100

Wild Hearth Gaming New Audio RPG! Welcome to Wild Hearth Gaming, home to a group of friends who love to sit down, and play Dungeons and Dragons in our homebrew world of Kraywen, a world of the macabre. There is a bit of Arthurian medieval fantasy meets elements of horror, with just a splash of steampunk. Travel along with us as we explore this dark and mysterious world. Here you can find our first season, Hunt for the Tempest Stone, and any other tidbits we decide to add along the way. So grab some dice and ale, and let the adventure begin!

https://shows.acast.com/wild-hearth-gaming https://feeds.acast.com/public/shows/wild-hearth-gaming

Everything Matters New Audio Drama! "It's all real, Everything Matters, and it Never Ends." Everything Matters is a Comedy Horror Podcast published every Tuesday. The show is focused on storytelling and features paranormal, surreal, absurd, and post-apocalyptic elements. This critically-acclaimed 7x Humanbody Award-winning collection of stories and coverage of contemporary issues affecting Tri Town and beyond is one of this planet's most popular programs. Hosted by Michael Taur and Dale Dallas, the show features intimate conversations, refreshing takes on the issues of the day, and real-life survival advice. For Legal Reasons, we're required to inform you that Everything Matters may or may not be considered (but is) entirely or not entirely satirical. Any resemblance to persons living or otherwise is probably something you need to unpack in private because, like most things, it's not actually happening. http://everythingmatterspod.com https://feeds.buzzsprout.com/2090055.rss

SIGNIS New Audio Drama! A 3 part radio drama. Signis has been alone, adrift on a spaceship for most of her life. Her lonely being is interrupted when she begins receiving broadcasts from Earth, a planet assumed by many to be long dead. Juno believes that he is the last person alive on Earth. Determined to preserve the story of his home planet, he sends his memoirs into space, in the hopes that someone will hear them. https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/signis https://anchor.fm/s/e7fd34b8/podcast/rss

El legado de Odette New Audio Drama! ¿Qué pasaría si una persona recibe de forma inesperada una herencia de 150.000€ de una desconocida? Precisamente es lo que les ocurre a los protagonistas de este viaje entre dos épocas: el París de los años 60, destino de miles de españoles emigrantes, y la España de hoy.  El legado de Odette es una emocionante microficción sonora producida por Podium Podcast para el Banco Sabadell que invita a reflexionar sobre la curiosa relación que tenemos con el dinero, cómo influye en el día a día y de qué forma condiciona nuestra proyección de futuro. https://www.podiumpodcast.com/podcasts/el-legado-de-odette-podium-os/ https://www.omnycontent.com/d/playlist/2446592a-b80e-4d28-a4fd-ae4c0140ac11/0a23cdaa-c7f6-49d2-b327-b070009c01d0/8382d877-9f02-48be-8452-b070009cbd3b/podcast.rss

WaveStock audiofiction New Audio Drama! Sceneggiati e Audiofilm avvincenti e coinvolgenti più di uno spettacolo cinematografico https://www.spreaker.com/show/wavestock-audiofiction https://www.spreaker.com/show/5773433/episodes/feed

A Haunting in Stratton New Audio Book! Follow Ryan Green as he buys his dream home which happen to sit in the town of Startton. An old gothic revival Victorian house that sits up on a hill over looking the town. Empty for the last thirteen years just begging for someone to come along. What could go wrong? https://www.spreaker.com/show/a-haunting-in-stratton https://www.spreaker.com/show/5949053/episodes/feed

The Armitage Account New Audio Drama! The Armitage Account is a narrative audio drama inspired by the works of H.P. Lovecraft and is set in the fictitious city of Arkham, Massachusetts. Isaac Andrews, plagued with guilt over the events of the last year, begins to search for a connection to his supposed great-grandfather, and the long-deceased head librarian of Miskatonic University, Henry Armitage. https://shows.acast.com/64efa45107548400112682c8 https://feeds.acast.com/public/shows/64efa45107548400112682c8

#audio fiction

[elliegoose]

#elise.rtf #taurposting #taur

[dystopianplayground]

Haven't seen you in a minute. Let's talk.

Work has been hectic. We're booking them in back to back. It's exhausting. I have been struggling to keep my energy up.

Recently I discovered that I'm actually malnourished. The food I eat at work isn't enough. And usually by the time I get home, I'm so exhausted from work that I don't have the energy to eat so I just go to bed instead. My breakfast isn't enough. So I now deal with vertigo, tinnitus, nausea, vomiting, and headaches.

I explained to my friend that is just how it goes. If you are booked, you hope people don't show up for appointments, or they are quick cuts. Because that's the only way to use the toilet or eat something.

I haven't been to the gym since May. It's ending August now. No energy. Because no food.

I have a plan. I'm going to replace my sodas with milk. That should be a higher fat and calorie content. Hopefully it will be enough to change what I'm going through. At least a start.

Breakfast will still be hard, but I'll figure something out. I miss the gym.

In other news, I ordered my taur on Tuesday night. It should arrive next week. I'm rather excited. It should be small enough to put in the commandant and take places. It will also allow me a different ride when scootaloo sounds angry, or when I want to make major changes to it.

The taur also has better, safer, breaks so fall and winter riding won't be as dangerous. In theory.

Last month was when I went back to the tie style at work. I feel so much more like myself again. I don't fit in with my coworkers, and now it feels more honest.

Otherwise, what else? Not much. I think I'll go get groceries tonight or tomorrow after work. Leaning more to tomorrow.

Hopefully good videos are coming soon.

[tanookijon]

Taur Tuesday; Tiefling Edition

"IDK, I just felt like drawing my tiefling; Caesar Hellwalker as a buff taur.... What do you mean he's Tumblr Sexyman material?" -Tanooki Jon; seconds before disaster

#tiefling #dndoc #dnd5e #noncanon #cyborg #buff #taur #centaur #dndtiefling

[myth-art]

(Already posted on YT) I couldn’t draw much at school today so I turned Tuesday-taur into a Mordetwi child

#long furby #mordetwi #can we pretend that airplanes in the night sky are like shooting stars #mlp #technically? #centaur #pen and ink

[twinicegiantorbiters]

it’s taur tuesday! The Taurnament Arc begins today! Everybody best have their most powerful taurchniques, taurtics, and ataurcks ready!