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Mica


I write well when I am brave enough to speak my mind. Soy milk fund

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  • 1 week
    BABSCon 2024 retrospective: Cosplay time and a Wonderbolt buffet (!?)


    Misty Brightdawn and Pipp Petals, actual size :p (Plush purchased from Hibiscus Stitch)

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  • 1 week
    my daily dilemma (first world problem rant)

    a combination of fast metabolism + picky eater + procrastinator + reluctant to spend money

    • get hungry a lot >> cannot skip meals or i'll suffer*
    • lazy to cook >> procrastinate cooking until 9pm or later

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    4 comments · 51 views
  • 3 weeks
    honest question, please don't cancel me

    Does Misty have the n-word pass?

    My take: Maybe, but does it matter?

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    12 comments · 108 views
  • 3 weeks
    Beware the pipeline

    At BABSCon now; will have a retrospective blog posted soon. But in the meantime, something important I wanted to share.

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    6 comments · 159 views
  • 5 weeks
    BABSCon 2024

    Hi y'all, sorry I've been dead on this site for a while, but for any of those who are still out there...I will once again be at BABSCon 2024 in Burlingame, CA, from Mar 29 to 31!

    And I'll likely be in my Twilight or Opaline cosplay. Hope to see y'all there!

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12th
2020

do you know i'm with all my very best · 12:22am Sep 12th, 2020

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the "i before e except after c" rule is highly inconsistent in the english language and should not be considered a solid rule. some exceptions include "weird," "forfeit," "albeit," "glacier," and "seize," all of which break this well known saying.one question we get asked a lot is why so many english words don't follow the "i before e" rule: i before e except after c. well, the english language can be inconsistent. this is what makes english such a vibrant and expressive language, but it can also make it a nightmare to learn. we've been influenced by languages with such different spelling paradigms that we don't have tidy orthography.the "i before e except after c" rule is highly inconsistent in the english language and should not be considered a solid rule. some exceptions include "weird," "forfeit," "albeit," "glacier," and "seize," all of which break this well known saying.one question we get asked a lot is why so many english words don't follow the "i before e" rule: i before e except after c. well, the english language can be inconsistent. this is what makes english such a vibrant and expressive language, but it can also make it a nightmare to learn. we've been influenced by languages with such different spelling paradigms that we don't have tidy orthography.the "i before e except after c" rule is highly inconsistent in the english language and should not be considered a solid rule. some exceptions include "weird," "forfeit," "albeit," "glacier," and "seize," all of which break this well known saying.one question we get asked a lot is why so many english words don't follow the "i before e" rule: i before e except after c. well, the english language can be inconsistent. this is what makes english such a vibrant and expressive language, but it can also make it a nightmare to learn. we've been influenced by languages with such different spelling paradigms that we don't have tidy orthography.the "i before e except after c" rule is highly inconsistent in the english language and should not be considered a solid rule. some exceptions include "weird," "forfeit," "albeit," "glacier," and "seize," all of which break this well known saying.one question we get asked a lot is why so many english words don't follow the "i before e" rule: i before e except after c. well, the english language can be inconsistent. this is what makes english such a vibrant and expressive language, but it can also make it a nightmare to learn. we've been influenced by languages with such different spelling paradigms that we don't have tidy orthography.the "i before e except after c" rule is highly inconsistent in the english language and should not be considered a solid rule. some exceptions include "weird," "forfeit," "albeit," "glacier," and "seize," all of which break this well known saying.one question we get asked a lot is why so many english words don't follow the "i before e" rule: i before e except after c. well, the english language can be inconsistent. this is what makes english such a vibrant and expressive language, but it can also make it a nightmare to learn. we've been influenced by languages with such different spelling paradigms that we don't have tidy orthography.

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Ah.... I see what you are trying to do!

You have to either clean disc/record or hit the jukebox.

Ah, insanity... smells like burnt clutch.

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I'm so glad English is my native language. I would have no idea how to learn it if it weren't.

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