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coldslaws · 5 months

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doodled jokes me & my jf made on call

#coldslaws art #pokemon bw #natural harmonia gropius #pokemon black and white #trainer n #team plasma ghetsis #ghetsis harmonia gropius #i refuse to explain myself

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raising-harmony · 2 months

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My name is Ghetsis. This blog is merely for documentation purposes, following the upbringing of Team Plasma's future; N, Anthea, and Concordia.

You may ask questions if you must. I suppose it wouldn't hurt.

While you're here, however, might you consider what Team Plasma has to say regarding people and pokémon?

(hiiii it's me. couldn't resist making another account I'm sorry everyone

this is a sorta "what if ghetsis wasn't an awful dad" au. he's still kind of an asshole just in general but he's not gonna mistreat his kids, dw! he may talk coldly of his kids for a bit but i plan to have him soften up over time.

this is mostly just an excuse for me to draw more small N and his sisters ngl 💀💀💀 but hope you enjoy!)

(general unreality warning)

(magic anons are off! sorry everyone

pelipper mail and in-universe anon hate are welcome, just don't be a creep thats all i ask lol)

(follows/likes from @coldslaws , I also have @natural-harmonia-posting but that isn't a part of this universe)

( also this blog was inspired by @ / giodad17 ! it's such a cute blog please go check them out :) )

( tags if you wanna look at stuff;

Truth - answered asks

Ideals - art

Harmonious Weapon - posts about N

Of Peace - posts about Concordia

Of Love - posts about Anthea

The Future - posts about all 3 of the kids )

#pokemon black and white #ghetsis harmonia gropius #natural harmonia gropius #rotomblr #pkmn irl #pokemon irl #Truth #Ideals #Of Peace #Of Love #The Future #Harmonious Weapon

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natural-harmonia-posting · 2 months

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Hello. My name is N. I'm using social media in order to better understand the world and its inhabitants. I use any pronouns, but I like they/them and she/her more than he/him at the moment.

I currently live with Alder, Concordia, Anthea, and Benga. Sometimes Drayden and Iris will stay with us, too.

There are also many pokémon friends that like to visit, along with a few who have permanent residence with me. They are free to come and go as they want, but they chose to stay by my side. If you have any questions for any of them, I'm sure they would love to answer! Z and Tomie are by my side the most often.

I want to learn and become a better person from who I used to be... every day feels like a new experience.

Thank you for stopping by.

(names and pronouns of n's main pokemon :) yeah I sat and drew everyone instead of just using the trainer card thing. yes this took me eons 💀 anyways yahoo new pinned!!!

proship DNI I'm looking at you especially isshushippers

my main is @coldslaws

and this account shares a universe and bond with @silverfilledstars , @dorakoryusei, and @blackenedtruth . N, silver, and lance are like family. hilbert used to be the same, but him and n's bond has since been pretty tarnished. they'll reunite soon though :)

magic anons: yes (but i can decline anything i feel uncomfortable with)

in-universe anon hate: yes

pelipper mail: yes

main tags to check out;

n answers - answering asks

n doodles - art

tomie types - posts made by n's rotom phone, tomie

#rotomblr #pkmn irl #pokemon irl #n doodles #n answers #tomie types

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hisuian-growlithe-posting · 7 months

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(this is a pokémon unreality rp blog centered around a shiny hisuian growlithe :] )

growlithe's thoughts/typing will be in orange

actions will be without color like this

(ooc will be in parenthesis)

(for art, see #growlithe doodles . for ask answers, see #growlithe answers)

(I use he/pup/paw pronouns, main blog is @coldslaws !)

#pokemon rp #pokemon roleplay #pokemon unreality #pkm rp #pokemon legends arceus #hisuian growlithe

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marji1919 · 7 years

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A FIRST-TIMER'S GUIDE TO CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA: WHERE TO VISIT, EAT, SHOP, AND SLEEP

After my

First-Timer's Guide to Savannah, Georgia

, made some waves, I figured that the time was right for me to impart my knowledge about my beloved hometown of Charleston, South Carolina. I was born here, and other than an eight-year-gap when I lived elsewhere in South Carolina, I've called Charleston my home my entire life.

From school field trips to my own wanderings, I've seen most of what the Holy City has to offer. If you're heading this way on a trip, here are a few ways to make the most of your stay.

Where to Stay

If you're staying in downtown Charleston (aka the Peninsula), there are plenty of options for every budget.

The Holiday Inn Charleston Historic District is one of the newest hotels on the peninsula. It's just a block from the Visitors Center and within easy walking distance of Marion Square and King Street. (Read my review here.)

The Days Inn and the King Charles Inn (both on Market Street) are two of the lower priced options in the downtown area that are still in safe, walkable areas. Note that both of them have been there for as long as I can remember, so I can't speak to how well they've been updated.

On the other end of the spectrum, Charleston has some amazing high-end hotels. Book a stay at the Wentworth Mansion, the Mills House Hotel, the brand new Spectator Hotel, or the Charleston Place to experience luxurious accommodations in the middle of the historic district.

There are also many smaller boutique hotels such as the French Quarter Inn, 2 Meeting Street Inn, Planters Inn, 27 State Street B&B, Zero George Street, and the Cannonboro Inn if you're looking for a more intimate experience.

If you're willing to drive over the Ravenel Bridge to Mount Pleasant or the Ashley River Bridge to West Ashley, you can get some great deals on large chain hotels such as Hampton Inn, Best Western, and Hilton Garden Inn.

FUEL RESTAURANT

What to Eat Charleston has so many great places that I don't think you can really go wrong no matter your budget, tastes, or style. I've broken down some of my favorite restaurants into a few different categories, and then suggested favorite dishes at each (since I'm allergic to shellfish, any recommendations for seafood have come from family and friends). Note that not all of these are in the historic district!

Trendy

The Ordinary (downtown): oysters on the half shell

O-ku (downtown): sushi, chicken teriyaki

Red's Ice House (Mt. Pleasant and Seabrook Island): fish and chips

Husk (downtown): the menu rotates seasonally since all of the ingredients are locally sourced

Fuel (downtown): braised pork tacos, hoe cakes

Poe's (Sullivans Island): blue cheese coldslaw, any of their burgers

Classically Southern

Poogan's Porch (downtown): fried green tomato BLT, crab cakes, ham macaroni and cheese

Jestine's (downtown): pecan fried chicken, fried okra, sweet tea

Sewee Restaurant (Awendaw): fried flounder, potato salad, any dessert

Virginia's on King (downtown): pecan fried chicken, macaroni and cheese

Groucho's (downtown and West Ashley): mushroom cheese melt or the Pink Moose

Fire Grill (downtown): chicken teriyaki

Tzakiki's (downtown and Mt. Pleasant): traditional gyro

Andolini's (Mt. Pleasant, West Ashley, North Charleston): standard cheese pizza or calzone

Fancy

Eli's Table (downtown): filet mignon, pimento cheese and tomato appetizer

Peninsula Grill (downtown): the coconut cake

Breakfast

Hominy Grill (downtown): omelet, biscuits

Acme Cantina (Isle of Palms): the Southerner (sweet tea fried chicken on a biscuit)

Charleston Cafe (Mt. Pleasant): waffles, Amber's Choice (egg-topped crab cake)

What to See

Charleston has some tried and true attractions--I'm a firm believer that some things are popular because they're good. So, while you're here, try out a few of the big attractions, but don't forget to mix in a few hidden favorites as well!

Hampton Plantation, McClellanville

Plantations are a part of Charleston's history, so if you'd like to learn more, you need to head out to see the Ashley River Road plantation district. The big three are Middleton Plantation, Drayton Hall, and Magnolia Plantation. Of the three, Magnolia is my favorite since there's a great petting zoo, extensive gardens, a butterfly house, and restored slave quarters in addition to a tour of the main house. If you're willing to drive further away from downtown, Hampton Plantation in McClellanville is never crowded and, with its wide front porch and classical architecture, looks more like a stereotypical antebellum plantation. Many of the rich planters also had fashionable "city" homes in downtown Charleston, so you can get the full story by visiting both the plantations and the houses in the historic district. The Edmonston-Alston House, the Nathaniel Russell House, and the Aiken-Rhett House are all within easy walking distance of the rest of the historic district.

My husband and our dog on Isle of Palms If you'd like to see more of the Charleston area, I highly recommend renting a car or taking a cab out to one of the beaches. Isle of Palms, Sullivans Island, and Folly Beach are all barrier islands just off the coast of Charleston, and each has its individual charms.

Visiting Fort Sumter circa 1994. I'm the cool kid in the middle, while my sister's rocking her rainbow bike shorts. There's a lot of military history in the Charleston area as well. Fort Sumter, where the first shots of the Civil War were fired, is located in the middle of the Charleston harbor; you can get a ferry over to this national monument from Patriots Point in Mount Pleasant or from the pier near the South Carolina Aquarium downtown. Patriots Point is more than just a ferry departure point--it houses the U.S.S. Yorktown, the U.S.S. Clamagore submarine, military aircraft and much more.

King Street when it's closed to vehicles during the seasonal 2nd Sundays on King If you're into shopping, King Street will be your best friend. Start just above Marion Square and work your way towards Lower King, where you'll pass all sorts of shops: Urban Outfitters, Lush, Louis Vuitton, the Body Shop, and Forever 21 are just the start! If you'd rather take home a painting, head over to East Bay and Broad Streets to the art district. For kids, a trip to the Children's Museum of the Lowcountry and to the fountain at Waterfront Park are great breaks between historical tours.

Britton on one of our many trips to the kids' museum. Want even more suggestions? See my 101 Things to Do in Charleston post!

http://www.cosmosmariners.com/2015/02/a-first-timers-guide-to-charleston.html

#charleston #southcarolina

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coldslaws · 6 months

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so i had some thoughts today

#coldslaws art #pokemon bw #natural harmonia gropius #pokemas #rival paulo #pokemon masters ex #rival silver #pokemon hgss #trainer n #i didnt feel like making new doodles so i used old art sorry

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coldslaws · 5 months

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average day at alder's house

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coldslaws · 8 months

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there's this one scene in the villain arc (johto) where paulo starts asking silver really weird questions and I think if paulo was even slightly less subtle about why he was asking it would have ended differently

#coldslaws art #pokemas #pokemon masters ex #rival paulo #rival silver #champion lance #this was really fun to draw ngl #love these little guys #also they have matching cowlicks #not important just thought id point it out

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coldslaws · 4 months

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