Book Character Playlist Tag Game!

Reasons why it takes me so long to finish comics

1. Time

2. Motivation

3. Scribbling kawaii faces on Mjolnie

Bonus live action scribble:

fem!Tony Stark mood board

Fashion Friday: 1920-1929

Not a real fan of flapper fashion, but at least I had an excuse to go wild with shiny stuff!😅

What they don't tell you about writing is that as you write, you discover scenes and entire plots that you hadn't accounted for that need to be written. So you can spend two hours writing and editing only to realise you're further away from the finish line than you thought you were when you started

Okayyy, I’ll rebog. XD

I apologize in advance for these cursed Journey Into Mystery cover edits.😅 Came up with the idea after visiting a space museum. I didn't know that there was a Loki rocket until then!

To learn more about these neat li'l guys: Thor ballistic missile Loki-Dart sounding rocket Odin-SMR minisatellite

Rusty pilot here, it’s hard to tell if that’s a rope or a cable (looks a rope???) I’d say he’s tying it down, but why is he doing that on a taxiway? Unless it’s a grounding or umbilical-type wire, but that doesn’t make sense either. Idk, I’m not that familiar with big plane airport operations. I guess the logical conclusion is that the plane is indeed his pet airliner. XD

For I have learned in whatever state I am, to be content” (Philippians 4:11)

Paul learned not to let what he didn’t have, overshadow what he did. Contentment calls for simplifying your life. “Contentment makes poor men rich, and discontent makes rich men poor.”

Contentment means my happiness is not dependent upon circumstances. It's saying "My happiness is dependent upon the Lord not on my circumstances in life."

Paul said, “I've learned the secret of contentment in every situation." Contentment is something you have to learn. It's not something that comes naturally. Our happiness isn't dependent on how much or how little we've got. If you don't learn contentment, you'll never be happy. You'll always want more.

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