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i learned what these are today. i took the photo this afternoon and came home to research types of clouds because i was curious. who knew there were so many different types of clouds?
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Love to look up at the sky and know their names like old friends.
Nov 28, 2023
At least I think they’re altocumulus! Lol I’m not the best at cloud ID hard as I try. If anyone knows better correct me.
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there is nothing better than sitting in bed at night when there’s lightning and thunder outside, flashing and booming at the same moment. tomorrow morning there will be greener grass and more beautiful flowers
Jun 12, 2025
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there is something so beautiful about falling asleep unexpectedly on the couch, drifting into a halfway sleep where i have the occasional thought but feel completely relaxed
6d ago
i have read this book probably eight or nine times. the first time i was about ten, possibly eleven, and i felt so connected to june elbus even though she was much older than i was. i cry every time i read it. i am now nineteen, closer to greta’s age than june’s, but i see so much of myself in june. i haven’t reread it in several years and i am admittedly afraid to read it again out of fear that it isn’t how i remember it. tell the wolves i’m home had a profound impact on my middle school years, and i’m afraid that college-age me might not feel so deeply connected to it. regardless, it’s my all-time favorite book. i used to dislike answering the “what is your favorite book?” question because it felt like revealing too much of myself to answer. even now, i would shy away from recommending it to other people because it’s so much a part of me, and i don’t know if other people would feel so connected to it. but what matters is that i feel connected to it, and to june, and i love tell the wolves i’m home with my whole heart.
Jun 12, 2025