No one seems to talk about this (or I just havent seen it at all so please let me SEE IT👹)
Miguel would DEFINITELY tie you up with his webs. Yes we’ve seen the fanart but imagine it’s YOU this time. When you suggested it he was SO ALL FOR IT. Imagine being naked or half naked and he ties you up with his neon red webs (shibari style mayhaps) from your arms to your knees and your wrists, and he pounds you so hard and fast because you love feeling helpless and under his control (he also would feel the same). He would also tie your hands together and have a little leash on you so that he can move you around and manhandle you however he wants👹👹👹👹 He would be so into it that it would be his hobby and you are his muse and guess what happens when he finishes an intricate design on you 😏 Lord you will have bruises and rope marks all around you, people would think you got kidnapped but really you had way too much with Miguel the day before.
(if there are fanfics like this either reader or miguel tied up PLEASE LMK)
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One thing I find interesting about Wei Wuxian is that as a young man he was cocky and attention-seeking and annoying, but if you look closely he was only that in ways that would not directly eclipse his siblings in any way.
For example, it's stated that he actually can cook, he just adds an ungodly amount of spice to everything, but if he wanted he could actually cook well. But cooking is Yanli's signature, so he won't.
He is highly skilled with both sword and bow, but Jiang Cheng favors the sword, so Wei Wuxian shows off the most with a bow, even before losing his core, he only ever goes all-out with a sword in front of Lan Wangji.
He doesn't really obey Jiang Cheng, but he also doesn't go out of his way to purposely annoy him like he does with other people.
In his brash, loud way, he is trying to protect and uplift his little brother discreetly, probably because he knows Jiang Cheng would not take it well if he did that directly.
Wei Wuxian won't stop being himself, but he won't let that take attention away from the stuff his siblings are good at.
And that's just so sweet.
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22 March 2024 - Friday Field Notes
Rabbitbrush (top), Spring Mountain Parsley (bottom left), Fringed Sage (bottom right)
The Spring Equinox was earlier this week and while the calendars might say it's spring, some days it doesn't necessarily feel like it. The prairie is beautiful, but it's a harsh place to live sometimes. There is limited water and the climate alternates frequently between extremes. So even though the calendars say spring, the prairie is slow to wake up. The patient sort, the prairie knows to wait.
Most people might think it's too early to start even thinking about gardening, but that depends on the types of plants you're planting. Many domesticated garden varieties of plants and agricultural crops have been selectively breed to reduce seed dormancy for human benefit. The seeds from domesticated plants germinate more readily and more consistently than their wild cousins. Which makes them easier to grow, harvest, and eat, but because of that they require a lot more babying and care. Wild plants are much tougher.
Seeds are living organisms, the offspring of plants, and they contain everything a seedling needs so it can germinate and grow. Wild seeds are incredibly patient, they will wait months, sometimes years, before they will even consider growing. Some have armor so thick that it has to be chipped away at by rocks and ice, freeze and thaw cycles, before water and air can even get to the seed. Others contain acids and hormones that have to be used up between specific temperature ranges before they'll even think about sprouting. While others, not fully developed, are knocked off the fronds and petals of their parents, children that brave the elements and just prefer to wait and see. Wild seeds do not rely on a calendar, because they know and can feel when it is truly spring. When it is safe for them to finally venture out into the world and grow.
I have no idea if this Rocky Mountain Bee Plant that I planted will grow this season. It's suggested to do fall plantings so it'll overwinter. It has a very thick and tough seed coat. I'm hoping the abrading I did and the snow might help it along a little. If not, it'll be a surprise for next year.
A couple of Pronghorn lads enjoying the trail.
CW: dead animal, road kill below cut
This Beaver was hit by a car trying to cross the road. Underneath the road there is a storm drain that connects a retention pond and feeds into the creek at the site that I work at. The storm drain is grated off, to help improve the flow of water and to make sure detritus doesn't get stuck in the channel, which increases the chances of flooding. Because this Beaver was trying to follow the water and because the drain was grated off, they had no choice but to cross the heavily trafficked road. It's unfortunate that urban infrastructure often does not consider the needs of all living things. Grating off that storm drain means no wildlife can use it as safe passage.
I salvaged the tail from this Beaver for educational purposes for work, the rest them was too far gone to keep, so my coworker and I moved them off the road and onto the shoulder a safe distance away from any cars.
Most likely this Beaver will first become food for scavengers, Coyotes and Corvids, before it starts to decompose. Insects will lay their eggs on its rotting flesh so their larvae will have something to eat, perhaps the fur will become a part of someones nest, and then the bones will bleach. Crumble to dust and return to the soil to feed the billions of microorganisms beneath. It will help the plants grow. Maybe some day, it might even help another Beaver live.
It's sad this Beaver died, but in nature nothing is wasted and nothing is forgotten. Life and death are so inextricably linked and one does not exist without the other.
And heck, maybe that Beaver tail I kept might inspire a future engineer. Help them build a better and more compassionate storm drain.
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