#headspace hotel

[littlecoye]

Reading headspace-hotel posts like

Really good point from op

Unbelievably terrible take

Good rebuttal with even more information related to the topic

A response to an argument that isn’t related to the topic at all

Someone else chiming in to agree with the above

A reply pointing out that the two above posts have terribly misinterpreted the entire post

Repeat ad Infinitum

#headspace hotel #I genuinely get so frustrated seeing people disagree with the point #like the recent post about nature is such a good point #and people are just like “op is going to murder me unless I start learning about plants and bugs’

[streetwiseangel]

OP: we should value plant lives. since we can value plants and still eat them, we should be able to do that with animals. There is no difference.

Cattle farmer: Yeah, agreed, vegans are stupid and destroy the environment through soy farming.

Vegans: That is literally not true and animal agriculture is one of the leading drivers of climate change and loss of biodiversity. Also, most soy (60-80%) is grown for livestock.

OP: umm sweetie not all animal ag is bad, just cattle farming, which I have no possible clue why you are talking about and also doesn’t matter that much. stupid vegan idiot, bet ur an antivaxxer. stupid idiot preachy loser. we hate your hole

#headspace hotel #scoutsandcowpany

[incorrect-dnd-classes]

Druid: you know how when you go out in the middle of the woods, your phone loses internet service? that is because the trees naturally protect you from the evil dark energy rays generated by influencers and twitter opinions. follow for more information about the beauty of nature

#druid #incorrect dnd classes #incorrect dnd quotes #incorrect dungeons and dragons quotes #incorrect quotes #dnd #dungeons and dragons #mod meme #source: tumblr #source: headspace-hotel #oh they changed the tag appearance. hm. as always my first instinct is to hate it

[solarpunkani]

Hey tree savers of Tumblr uh

What do yall. Do. With the saplings you save. Are you saving them for later projects or do you just… have them.

I’m asking because I don’t have any future Rewilding Plans (I have neither the courage nor energy right now) but I found these 2 saplings in the landscaping but I know my parents would just kill them, should I like… do something?

#out of queue #ani rambles #gardening #saplings #honestly not even 100% sure what these ARE #headspace hotel heed my call what do I DO

[mama-vaggie]

Hey, I love how so many of the little ones are having fun at Lulu World. 💜

I'm over here in the splash zone with Rhea. I got a nice shady spot, many pairs of of noise canceling headphones, and I made a cozy little blanket nest here in the grass. If anyone needs a sensory break, a nap, a clothes/diaper change, or just a quiet moment, come find Mama. I got you. 💜

#honestly yall look like youre having so much fun but mama is not a loud noise and crowd kinda person #even in headspace lol #so heres a safe little quiet zone if anyone needs it #hazbin hotel age regression #hazbin hotel agere #caregiver vaggie #hazbin hotel roleplay #hazbin hotel rp #hazbin hotel #hazbin hotel vaggie #sfw age regression #vaggie #sfw age dreamer

[branchiopod]

i have a lot of feelings about pigeons

support artists! vnmo: gatorfruit

#wikipedia poem #pigeon #pigeons #this along w all my wikipedia collages are inspired by headspace-hotel #found poem #collage poetry #dove #doves

[the-radio-demon-caregiver]

Poppa Alastor back?

Yeppp

#for now at least- my headspace is everywhere currently 😅 #📻🦌 #hazbin hotel agere #hazbin hotel rp #hazbin hotel #hazbin hotel age regression #roleplay #hazbin alastor #alastor rp #sfw agere rp #agere rp #age regression rp

[ghostpajamas]

a character in a tragedy is like a human bomb. a ship with an anchor, in mined waters.

it must move.

#ghostart #poetry #thinking about da wikipedia poems that headspace-hotel did agaian

[yurisorcerer]

What are your top five dragons?

I've thought long and hard about this, and I've come up with a list that I think is pretty good.

Spoilers for, honestly, like, a couple things below the cut. I've tagged the post accordingly.

5. Raijin, my Dragonite from Pokemon Violet

(Obviously this isn't specifically a picture of Raijin, my Switch is sadly batterydead at the moment, but this is about what she looks like in my head. Anyway!)

Somehow or another, Dragonite ended up being the very last Gen I Pokemon I'd never caught or trained in any way. I'd caught all of the others in SOME playthrough of SOME pokemon game over the years, even the ones people generally don't love or tend to forget about. (I will be a Lickitung apologist until the day I die.) I'm not sure why I avoided the Dratini line for so long. Some general subconscious backlash? I can't really say for sure. Anyway, I caught Raijin off the coast of Paldea in Violet and she quickly became essentially the ace of my team. As it turns out, Rain Dance + Thunder with an Electric terra type is a pretty good combination.

4. Black Hole Dragons, from a Dungeons & Dragons homebrew sourcebook

I looked and looked and to my IMMENSE frustration, could not find a copy of the old-school D&D homebrew sourcebook that these things are from, but please trust me and hear me out here.

Black hole dragons as depicted in this book, a truly ridiculous bestiary of appropriate foes for Epic-level adventurers, were bizarre snaking collages of geometry that could grow to be larger than the size of the visible universe and erase people from existence by breathing on them. After encountering these when reading these sourcebooks at the impressionable age of uh....like, 23, vanilla D&D's usual array of chromatics and metallics don't do a ton for me anymore.

3. Nicol Bolas, from Magic: The Gathering

This guy.

This fucking guy. This is how you do an impossibly powerful doomsday villain right.

Nicol Bolas is a dragon who's also a dimension-hopping wizard. As part of what is by my estimation one of Magic's last good sets, he also kills a bunch of faux-Egyptian deities and takes their place as the divine ruler of an entire dimension. This guy fucking rules and every single card that's ever had his name on it is awesome and if you disagree, well, that's good for you, because WoTC killed him right around the time they decided to make Magic boring forever.

2. Falin Touden, from Dungeon Meshi

No, she counts. Get back here.

If I stopped to count all of the ways I thought Falin was an amazing character we'd be here all day, but very briefly I find her arc and her interesting liminal role in Dungeon Meshi's narrative super compelling, and I find her characterization very, very relatable, and not entirely in a way that reflects well on me.

But as a *dragon.*

As a DRAGON

Falin is still one of the best to ever do it. The original Red Dragon is a very cool and pivotal part of Dungeon Meshi, and I love that too, but when Falin is fused with it by Thistle we get what is just honestly one of the most memorably bitchin character designs of all time, a ludicrously hot capital MG Monster Girl, and a huge driving force for the rest of the story. Not to mention Ryoko Kui clearly put a ton of thought into how she would work, since a key flaw in her design (so to speak) is what eventually leads to her being saved. I love her to pieces, and the form Falin finally gets at the very end of the story is honestly super cool-looking too! Although it's less dragonny than this one.

The Dragon, from "Dragon"

headspace-hotel's "Dragon" is one of my favorite poems of all time. It's easily the best tumblr post, and while I don't read a ton anymore, it's definitely one of my favorite overall pieces of literature.

I realize that being so brief in the top entry makes this a little anticlimactic, but I can't bring myself to rob the poem of its impact. I linked it there, so please go read it. More than anything else on this list, it's made me think. Beyond simply thinking it's an absolutely great piece of work (which it is), it's very meaningful to me. A reminder that the danger is still present in our time.

Some honorable mentions: the rest of the Dungeon Meshi dragons, every dragon from the Souls series and from Elden Ring, Paarthurnax from Skyrim, the Blue-Eyes White Dragon, Godzilla, Beast Machines Megatron, and Odious, the Green Dragon who turns into a giant d20 that I bought from Hasbro Pulse a year or so ago.

#yurisorcerer answers #this is honestly one of the best asks I've ever gotten thank you for sending it #Dungeon Meshi #spoilers #pokemon #Magic the Gathering #Dungeons & Dragons #headspace-hotel #dragons

[just-a-turtleduck]

everyone please wish me The Chill i need to get stabbed later today (tetanus shot) and i'm anxious about it

#i really shouldn't have read that one headspace-hotel post #about all the kids who were held down and forcefully injected #that definitely made this much worse

[notmoreflippingelves]

Alastor/Vox? for the ask meme

Hazbin Hotel is a fandom where I don't really ship anything especially hard or have any OTPs, but there are a handful of ships that intrigue me quite a bit and I can see myself potentially getting much more invested in them in the future. Vox/Alastor is definitely one of the ships that I am most 👀 about. Foe yay/enemies-with-benefits/enemies-to-lovers are some of my favorite ship dynamics so I was definitely sitting up with interest when Vox's whole obsession with Alastor was introduced (and esp that it was one of the defining characteristics of Vox from the very start). Am very curious to see if/where this goes with S2, especially as I believe that it was announced that the Vees are going to be the major antagonists next season.

#hazbin hotel #staticradio #hazbin hotel vox #hazbin hotel alastor #the other two hazbin ships that are really pinging my radar right now are zestmilla and huskerdust btw #none of them are really otps and i'm not obsessively seeking out content for them #but i am very very curious and can hypothetically envision a point where one or more of them might live rent free in my brain #but not quite yet #esp as i have other otps and hyperfixations taking up a lot more headspace rn #ask memes

[anipgarden]

Ani Reviews: Hellstrip Gardening

Alrighty homies here's another Informal Book Review. This is the second time I've done a book review, but I hope this is helpful!

[Photo ID: a book, titled "Hellstrip Gardening: Create a paradise between the sidewalk and the curb" by Evelyn J. Hadden (Author of Beautiful No-Mow Yards) With photographs by Joshua McCullough, Foreword by Lauren Springer Ogden]

Out of the seven books I checked out from the library this round, I picked this one second because not only was I looking forward to the read, but so were some friends in my gardening server! Its one of, if not the longest book in the stack--the main contents are 279 pages total--but its definitely well worth the read! You can see where I live blogged it here.

The inspiration and energy in this book is potent! By the time I finished reading the foreword and the introduction, I was already dreaming up new gardening projects to work on next spring, and that energy stayed up all the way until the end! It definitely helps that the photos in this book are absolutely gorgeous! Seriously, even if you aren't wanting to make a front yard garden, I'd recommend this book for cool garden photos alone! This is another one of those books that's way more relevant if you're the home owner, or a landscaper (or just got permission from your parents to do some front yard gardening), but even still so much of the advice in this book is great for just about any kind of gardening as well! Between beautiful photos of front yard gardens others have already done, tons of encouragement and advice on how to handle anything from trees to poor soils to outdated laws and HOA boards, and a deluge of plant recommendations for different grow zones and purposes, it's definitely a valuable resource!

After the introduction, this book is separated into four major sections referred to as Parts. There's Inspirations, Situations, Creation, and Curbside-Worthy Plants. If you're looking for ideas on what a converted yard can look like, Inspirations and Creation is the place to go. If you're unsure how to do so with any specific circumstances you may be facing, Situations is the section for you. So on and so forth. All in all, between the gorgeous photos, and the amazing content, this was a fairly quick read for me!

I will say, this is a book aimed directly for gardeners in the US. While some of the general advice might be good for people abroad, at the end of the day its a book written in an American perspective for gardeners in America. That being said, it focuses on America as a whole--so if you're hoping for a dedicated section on how to do what you want in your state specifically, you might get lucky, you might get unlucky. I know the example garden for my state wasn't anything I'd be excited about, meanwhile there's three sample gardens for Minnesota (two in Minneapolis) and there's only twelve sample gardens in the book! Also, if you're looking for a book to tell you to only ever use native plants in your garden, this isn't the one--the book will eagerly encourage you use native plants, and will implore you to remove any invasive plants that may be on your property, but is also more than welcome to recommending well behaved non-native plants. Let it be known that I don't think this is a problem at all! But if you're picky about that, I'm just letting that be known.

Oh and also one final note. The book is called Hellstrip Gardening, and it does talk about hellstrips, but it doesn't only talk about hellstrips. A good chunk of the example gardens don't even have hellstrips. This book talks plenty about full yard transformation! Which I find fantastic and enlightening! If you're looking for a book that's only about hellstrips, though, this isn't it.

All in all, this is an amazing book with amazing photos, 10/10 could probably show to someone to get them to see the light of front yard gardens.

#ani reviews #ani rambles #out of queue #hellstrip gardening #I think another cool thing about this book is that it--albeit briefly--addresses some of the fears people might have about converted yards #like it doesn't go into full detail about all of them but it at least acknowledges it #which is honestly better than what a lot of articles i've read or the other book I've read in this stack have done #and granted the info they gave about alleviating tick fears isn't anything I haven't heard off a headspace hotel post #but it is nice to see it acknowledged in a published work! #still not sure if I would be able to convince My Mom to do something like this #because outside of 'wide paths' it gives no advice about Snakes and thats probably my mom's biggest concern outside of 'yard is lawn is gra #and my previous google search attempts yielded Nothing Helpful in that front #but thats less of a flaw of the book itself and more of a 'hurdle i personally gotta figure out' #i am getting off topic lets end the tags here gbye

[howlsmovingurl]

A Wikipedia poem about Falling inspired by @headspace-hotel. Thank you for the lovely poems.

And dedicated to my darling husband whom I love so very very very very much. Who helped me turn from one sort of falling into another. ❤️

#headspace-hotel #wikipedia poem #wikipedia poetry #i tried to make this hopeful

[albertxylin]

Kudzu

Kudzu is invasive. It is an ever-growing expanse of leaves and vines, Blanketing landscapes in green powder snow as it consumes them. Its main predator is humans, Who use its leaves and fibres for textiles and food. That is, unless it is left alone to fester and spread, unmaintained.

My parents know it as gegen, A root used in traditional chinese medicine. There is no focus on the radiation of vegetation that infects an ecosystem, Just as I did not know its roots were thick and fat like yams. They joke that if people knew it was in our area they would dig them up and eat them all.

The kudzu annexes a suburb. I imagine another life where it is companion and provider, And not monster.

#2642 #infodumping to parents stuff I learned on tumblr #love me the plant/weed side of tumblr no joke #special shoutout to headspace hotel #kudzu #plant #invasive plant #writing #original poem #poetry #spoken word #poem #spoken word poetry #daily poem #poems

[wannabe-davis]

i can’t remember who made this post but i have to think about it all the time otherwise i go insane

#i think it was headspace hotel maybe

[morgenlich]

also of course you have to be tuned in 24/7 to news about the genocide going on or you’re a bad person who basically endorses it. acknowledging that there are multiple genocides happening is just downplaying the one that i personally care about. cant forget that.

#tumblr user headspace-hotel i am mentioning you in my note