In fact, I fear I am a jack-of-all-trades.

[fyeah-tsukkiyama]

[doubleu-art]

[haikyuucrows]

Anonymous asked:

Thank you for romantic bokuroo you're one of the few artists who draws it regularly.

rhymewithrachel answered:

gotta represent

[that-mystic-knight]

For Ferdibert week, Day 1: Fairytale

Finally catching a glimpse of your elusive husband, to find he’s gorgeous

[doodle-devil]

Boys tired after a match.

[engekihaikyuu]

Hyper Projection Engeki Haikyuu - Fly High

Today’s group of Gekidan Haikyuu visitors includes: Tsuyoshi-san (Ukai), Shige-san (Takeda-sensei), Mart-san (again lol), Kairi (Yamaguchi), Takato (Kenma), Fuuta (Shibayama), and Bishin (Yamamoto)!

So this time we get double Takeda-sensei and double Coach Ukai!

(x) (x) (x)

[engekihaikyuu]

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Backstage~

(x) (x) (x) (x) (x) (x) (x) 

[sportsanimedaily]

[doebot]

height differences? are good

[fyeah-tsukkiyama]

[lucrezia-dormentaire]

🎉🎉🎉🎉

[miracide]

this bad boy is print size but im not sure if its interesting enough

bonus

[engekihaikyuu]

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The Kitagawa Daiichi trio!

(x) 

[spring-turtle-scans]

Release!

Given | ギヴン

Mangaka: Kizu Natsuki

Chapter: extra

Link: mangadex

[giomisweek2019]

Thanks to everybody who participated! 💙💖

Giomis Nation, thank you all for participating in this event; first time for some, repeat participation from others. It’s been a pleasure to promote and engage with so many beautiful submissions.

More than 300 accounts on Twitter, Tumblr and Instagram created, shared, liked and made this week a success. It was wonderful to see such amazing content of our ship!

The event has ended, but the blog will keep reblogging late entries for about 10 days.

We hope it’s been a fun week for everyone and we can’t wait to see more content from y'all 💙💖

[haikyuucrows]

[tinyangryghost]

you guys !!!

[soursoppi]

that ginger’s too spicy, Hubert

[humansofnewyork]

“I just feel like I should be doing better.  I’m nowhere near retirement.  I’m working two jobs: I’m a licensed tour guide, and I make videos for businesses.  But even that’s not enough, so recently I’ve started working for the census.  I don’t want to run down the census: it’s fine, it’s great, it’s important work.  But I’m ashamed of it.  Because I’m sixty-five years old, I’m a college graduate, and I’m supposed to be done by now.  I’m supposed to be coasting.  But I’m not even close.  I feel like I still don’t even have a grip on the basics: how to make a living, how to keep my house in order, how to take care of myself.  And it feels shameful.  I feel not grown up.  Like I should have learned all of this so long ago.  And I’m afraid people will think it’s pathetic.  Worse than that.  They’ll think I’m incapable.  So I’ve been keeping a lot hidden.  I haven’t even told my colleagues about the census.  And that’s one thing I’m trying to work on— not keeping things hidden.  Because I know this shame isn’t healthy.  It isn’t right.  I’m luckier than 99 percent of people.  I’ve been sober for 39 years.  I have the greatest wife of 32 years.  I don’t have any crippling debt.  I’m doing OK.  I shouldn’t have to hide my situation.  And being more open has helped.  Because once I start telling people, and I see they’re not judging me, and that they’re still loving me, the shame tends to disappear.”