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40 something married bookseller/lover 📚 | Sapphic Fiction Writer | Big Time Geek Girl | Gamer 🎮🎲 | Tattoo enthusiast | Cat Mom #ND
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40 something married bookseller/lover 📚 | Sapphic Fiction Writer | Big Time Geek Girl | Gamer 🎮🎲 | Tattoo enthusiast | Cat Mom #ND
Love to connect with other writers and readers!
No AI/NFTs!
Happy belated, Lady Elizabeth!
Today is the birthday I picked for Lady Elizabeth Hartweald! She's 16 in 1660. Alexander develops a crush on her, which she thinks is whatever—she's mostly just glad to have a male friend who will do shit. She's off-page but mentioned in 1661, then comes back in 1662 as a major character.
That's just...🤬
OK, I admit, they're better cooked and iced.
for individuals still living (aka in possession of a physical body) whereas someone could refer to the living or the dead. For things, you would start with rud (from rudar aka thing). Being things, they are not as important as the living beings, so you would put the rud first as discussed days ago.
The one in this instance would be more internal than that. The sense of self. So we get cur'gus (essentially all selves) or cur'gin (some selves). They would differ this with some/every/nobody with nu' (from nu’n, their word for person aka the physical body). They would only use a word like somebody
They become reflexive by adding 'cur', from the root word 'curbha' (cure-vah), which means 'the self' We see it again in the universal/indefinite pronouns. Something like everyone or someone I initially wrote using the actual number 1 (an) but thinking about it, Istemorians wouldn't see it that way
male (b'tan) & non-binary/without-gender (t'pan). Shifting from an a to an e changes them to her/him/them. (Note: not everyone does this, but if you want to specify that your 'they' means multiple, you can say beo'te). As we established in the possessive pronouns, adding l makes them hers/his/their.
#Conlangity Day 11
Think I'm going to mostly go off cards today as pronouns is one thing that I have pretty well established. I'll add a bit of explanation to some.
So, the basic she/he/they pronouns (they being singular or plural) are ne/be/te. These come from the root words for female (n'van), 🧵
That remains to be seen. 🤣
My last name is Baker. The irony of this? My wife is sooo much better than I am at baking. Cooking? I probably have her beat, but she kicks my ass at baking. I'm making cinnamon rolls for my family get together this evening while she's at work at...gawds, it's just night & day hers vs mine. 🤣❤️
Pre-Oders are now open for physical copies of my comic 88 issue 4! www.88inspace.com 40 pages! Also available as a digital download. So much love, work, and time went into making this book, I really hope you enjoy reading it! #88inspace
Ooo, I wouldn’t have called that! Good job, Nicole!
#pretendpanel
Terry Pratchett will always inspire me. With his dedication to his craft, his humanism, his way of making things humourous and not didactic while still going deep on his themes. I aspire. I’ll never be funny like him, so instead, my goal is stated in this meme I want to share with you:
Oooohh...oh, this is actually kind of a tough one. With the caveat that I never completed DA2 (because I got it late on steam and tried to play it with keyboard and was very frustrated), so I'm leaving it out, I guess these days I'd say A - Origins.
"why can you not just enjoy AI art?"
It's a Sam!
My one partner is originally from the states. She's been in Canada for like 10 years, but still gets surprised when they turn out to be the evilest creature in any given situation.
The Aqueduct (2025)
You didn’t know I was crazy?! I landed in A TIGER ENCLOSURE! BITCH!!! This my enclosure now! Stay on yo side!!!