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~Shepherd~'s Gifts
| Plushie | From | Message | Received |
|---|---|---|---|
 | blake_ |
| 1 Year ago |
 | MR_luckless |
| 1 Year ago |
| MR_luckless |
| 1 Year ago |
| MR_luckless |
| 1 Year ago |
| MR_luckless |
| 1 Year ago |
 | AthenaHere |
| 1 Year ago |
 | XevTheCryptid |
| 1 Year ago |
| M3m3ntoM0r1 |
| 1 Year ago |
 | DrGrimm |
| 1 Year ago |
| M3m3ntoM0r1 |
| 1 Year ago |
 | ~Waveshaper~ |
| 1 Year ago |
 | ~My_Witness~ |
| 1 Year ago |
 | ~Celery |
"Spectrolite is objectively the prettiest type of labradorite, with its full array of color flashes. A parallel can easily be drawn between its iridescence and other natural phenomena like rainbows and Aurora Borealis. Spectrolite is also a zodiac stone for Leo, Scorpio, and Sagittarius." ~a cool website that doesn't pester me with offers to buy diamonds | 1 Year ago |
| ~Waveshaper~ |
| 1 Year ago |
 | DrGrimm |
| 1 Year ago |
 | PastryQueen |
And I saw you added Pure Vanilla Cookie to your favorites! | 1 Year ago |
| pokemonfan85 |
| 1 Year ago |
 | ~My_Witness~ |
| 1 Year ago |
| ~Celery |
"By the end of the Middle Ages, lapis lazuli began to be exported to Europe, where it was ground into powder and made into ultramarine, the finest and most expensive of all blue pigments. Ultramarine was used by some of the most important artists of the Renaissance and Baroque, including Masaccio, Perugino, Titian, and Vermeer, and was often reserved for the clothing of the central figures of their paintings." ~wikipedia | 1 Year ago |
 | heycupcake |
| 1 Year ago |
| AthenaHere |
| 1 Year ago |
| ~Celery |
"The Romans believed that a diamond was a piece of a falling star. On the other hand, the ancient Greeks believed that diamonds were the teardrops of the gods." | 1 Year ago |
| Kazyaquin |
| 1 Year ago |
| SuperDucky100 |
| 1 Year ago |
| ~Celery |
| 1 Year ago |
 | DrGrimm |
| 1 Year ago |
| EeveeTK-Kun |
The user didn't attach any message. | 1 Year ago |
| Nika~ |
| 1 Year ago |
 | Cloudfairy |
| 1 Year ago |
| Cloudfairy |
| 1 Year ago |
| Cloudfairy |
| 1 Year ago |
| Cloudfairy |
| 1 Year ago |
| ~Celery |
| 1 Year ago |
| ~Celery |
"An extraordinary gemstone that appears bluish-green in sunlight and reddish-purple under artificial light like a light bulb, Alexandrite's color change effect is sometimes referred to as the 'alexandrite effect'." ~website about birthstones that leave me with more questions than answers | 1 Year ago |
 | Mikiimouse |
| 1 Year ago |
| Lyney |
| 1 Year ago |
| Lilypond~ |
| 1 Year ago |
| ~Celery |
"Amethysts received their name from the ancient Greek word “amethystos”, meaning “not drunk”." ~website that really wants me to buy a diamond for some reason I also spell 'amethyst' as 'amythest' sometimes and I have no idea why. | 1 Year ago |
| ~Celery |
Gem of the Day: Nephrite "The name nephrite is derived from lapis nephriticus, which in turn is derived from Greek λίθος νεφριτικός; νεφρός λίθος, which means 'kidney stone'. Accordingly, nephrite jade was once believed to be a cure for kidney stones." | 1 Year ago |
| ~My_Witness~ |
| 1 Year ago |
| ~My_Witness~ |
| 1 Year ago |
| ~My_Witness~ |
| 1 Year ago |
 | PastryQueen |
What’s your favorite cookie? | 1 Year ago |
| Lily_ |
| 1 Year ago |
 | ~My_Witness~ |
| 1 Year ago |
 | PastryQueen |
Chocolate fact: a lot of people like chocolate ;) | 1 Year ago |
| EeveeTK-Kun |
| 1 Year ago |
 | Shadow-Warrior |
In 2010, Belleville, Illinois, became the latest city to ban trick-or-treating for kids over 12. Teens can face fines from $100 to $1,000 for going door-to-door. | 1 Year ago |
| SuperDucky100 |
| 1 Year ago |
| Apathy |
| 1 Year ago |
 | ~My_Witness~ |
| 1 Year ago |
| Tuna |
| 1 Year ago |
| Tuna |
| 1 Year ago |
| Tuna |
| 1 Year ago |
| Tuna |
| 1 Year ago |
| Tuna |
| 1 Year ago |
| Tuna |
| 1 Year ago |
 | Its_Myst |
| 1 Year ago |
| ~Celery |
"If a young (mangosteen) tree is bearing for the first time, 200–300 fruits may be produced, whereas at maturity, 500 fruits per season are average. At age 30 to 45 years in full maturity, each tree may yield as many as 3,000 fruits, with trees as old as 100 years still producing." ~wikipedia | 1 Year ago |
| ~Celery |
| 1 Year ago |