Peter: Sometimes I Confuse Time With Money And Think Theres Sixty Cents To A Dollar

Peter: sometimes I confuse time with money and think there’s sixty cents to a dollar

Tony:

Tony: here are the adoption papers sign here here and here-

*glances at my 37 wips* guys i have a new idea

aso... wip game... -starts sweating- Thank you @ash-and-starlight for tagging me! oh boy... where to start... uhm... i just... i think its criminal that we rarely see airbenders art okay! i also think that aang was troublemaker during his freetime!

you remember how i mentioned that the lilipad forgs where planed for an image but than i decided that the frogs didn't fit and so i still do the image but without the frogs but... with golden dragon snail fish instand? look they are collecting them with a teapot! (i want to get some katara sokka images done or at leas started before i finish these ;;;;)

Oh and this is the reason why it takes so long! (or i not start with watertribe drawings yet...) my cripling insecurety when it comes to drawing katara... (plus some bonus song and jin! ask me about the undercut ones! i promis i have a good storry for these!)

also... lets not forget the pages that just look like the scibbles here below... that i would like to finish and do one day!!! i am unsure on who i can tag so who likes can join! but i would like to offer an oportunety to @guiltyportfolio, @hi-raethia, @unacaritafeliz, @i-like-to-look-at-your-back, @hello-yue-here to try, you don't have to

Constellation Andromeda

The constellation Andromeda is found in far northern skies, adjoining Perseus and Cassiopeia. It is often called the chained lady, for it was pictured on ancient star maps as a beautiful and tragic figure of a woman, who was bound by chains to rocks on the seashore. How did the fair Andromeda find herself in this predicament? Andromeda was the daughter of King Cepheus and Queen Cassiopeia . The queen had offended some beautiful sea nymphs, called the Nereids, by claiming to be more beautiful than they. As retribution for this affront to his charges, the sea god, Poseidon sent a monster, Cetus to wreak havoc along the shores of King Cepheus’s kingdom.

In desperation, Cepheus consulted an oracle to find out if there was some way that he could put an end to the destruction the monster was causing. He was told that he had to give the monster a living sacrifice-his daughter-which is how Andromeda came to be chained to the rocks. As the terrified Andromeda waited to be devoured, the hero Perseus happened along and asked who she was and why she was in this pitiful state. At first, improbably shy, Andromeda said nothing, but gradually she told Perseus everything, ending with an ear-splitting scream as she saw Cetus approaching. Perseus, fresh from killing the Gorgon Medusa, still had her head in his hand. He turned the Gorgon’s face to Cetus, which promptly turned to stone and sank. As his reward, Perseus claimed Andromeda’s hand in marriage and she later bore him six children.

The great spiral 

Andromeda is easy to locate as it is joined to Pegasus, one of the most unmistakable of all constellations owing to its square of four stars. Visually, the individual stars in Andromeda are not particularly noteworthy. The most interesting object by far is a blurry patch, found roughly midway between the  Square of Pegasus and the W-shape of Cassiopeia. This patch resembles a nebula or gas cloud, but in fact it is a distant star island, or galaxy. It is often called the Great Spiral because of its structure, which shows up when viewed through a powerful telescope.

Source: “Tales of the Night Sky” by Robin Kerrod

i don't know if it's projection or not, but all my favourite characters are cool, likeable and in desperate need of therapy

Your power comes from you first.

No one else.

No other beings. No herbs or crystals or tools. It comes from you.

You are the pinnacle of your power, everything else is just something to channel it.