Sometimes. I Think About Feligami. And Then. I Think About The Cousins. And Then. I Think About Feligami

i joined a Christian Exploration Discussion Group (TM) before realizing that the topics are significantly more geared towards people who are like, new to the faith or asking basic questions about who jesus is or how prayer works, instead of uhhhhhhhh

me, local disaster girl, who started directly in on "why is the shepherd of hermas excluded from the new testament canon" and "if i could ask God one question, it would be: please explain hell, like the exact mechanics of it, and also explain how it can coexist with free will and a loving God"

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Escape To the Stars, Pleiades Sisters by Ashley of GhostlyInnovations

Nikitina

Alice Nikitina (1904-1978) was a Russian dancer, teacher, and opera singer. She appeared in two films, The Blue Danube (1932) and Ma femme… homme d'affaires (1932).

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I Just Heard the Universe Sigh, Shana Tugbert, 1976

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Color Palettes in Shoujo Anime/Manga [Part 1]

Sailor Moon

Magic Knight Rayearth

My Love Story!!

Nana

Join us in our Shoujo & Josei Anime, Manga, Manhwa, Webtoon server in: https://discord.gg/shoujosei  

Space.com

Solar storm bombarding Earth now may reach 'extreme' levels, sparking auroras down to Alabama and straining hurricane-weakened power grids

Supercharged northern lights displays may be visible as far south as California or even Alabama.

A severe solar storm sparked by an intense flare from the sun could reach "extreme" levels as it bombards Earth, officials with the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) warned on Thursday (Oct. 10). Scientists with NOAA's Space Weather Prediction Group (SWPC) said that a cloud of charged solar material, called a coronal mass ejection, slammed into Earth around midday, triggering a "severe" geomagnetic storm that could impact power grids and GPS and radio communications systems, as well as amplify aurora displays in regions that typically don't see them.

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