Welp that didn't go the way I wanted 🫠

First UW-Stout Smash Tourney, hopefully I do somewhat decent there and make some friends. :))

The frontline PvP diehards on my timeline

Yippeee

Finally 19!🥳🍾🎂

Guess Who's Back👀 Hopefully, I can regain my skill and become better than I was before I took my long break from the game. 💪

Tasque Manager off the clock

"I'm the sinner, and you're the one carrying them for me" The Absol and the Yveltal fought a neverending battle, as the Destruction Pokemon knew that the other was shouldered with the role of a Disaster Pokemon, a title often misunderstood to stand for being a harbinger of doom. New OC pair!

Send Them🫵🫵🫵

I can't wait to start competing in Smash again.. Finally started playing Smash again since school ended, and I am enjoying every minute of it.

Our film "The Pod" won "Best Student Film" and was nominated for "Best Directing" at the 2025 Awards Gala in Madison for the 48 Hour Film Festival!!!🎉❤️ Watch our film here: youtu.be/VXDVa4MOke8?...

Happy Pride Everyone!!❤️❤️

Happy Birthday @acegaming22.bsky.social!!!!

Should I start sharing my Pokémon card collection on here?

THATS OOMF @wx1fy.bsky.social

THATS OOMF!! @wx1fy.bsky.social

Some favorites I made in Photoshop Class this semester. :))

Good Morning

Daily Tree Fact, Day 27: Red Oak has very beautiful wood (at least in my opinion), but the grain takes in a lot of moisture, which can lead to rot, making it a poor choice for outdoor use!

Daily Tree Fact, Day 26 The fruit from Black Walnut trees start to kill grass and other plants as they decompose due to some tannins they contain!

Late Night Daily Tree Fact, Day 25: You can stain wood a deep black color using vinegar and rust! I used this technique to add some character to the wedge I used while restoring this axe!

Just got a music video gig with my crew. Can't wait for you guys to see it in the future!!

Daily Tree Fact, Day 24* Poisonwood Trees make the same chemical compound as poison ivy, but it does it in such a strong way that it can kill its own limbs! If you touch the tree, burn the wood, sit under it in the rain, or all sorts of things you risk getting hit by the chemical it makes!

Daily Tree Fact, Day 23 Palm trees are actually a type of grass, and not closely related to an actual tree! That being said, they look awesome, and in my book they get to hang out with the cool trees

My boy

Morning all^^ New Video today :3

Daily Tree Fact, Day 22 The flat needles and neat cones make Eastern Hemlock both easy to identify and one of my many favorite trees!

We are so back Daily Tree Fact, Day 20! Most people know you can judge a trees age by counting the rings from the trunk, but you can also tell different growth patterns, such as how wet/dry a year was, or if something damaged the tree!

From not wanting to present in front of my classmates in high school, to speaking in front of all State Representatives. I went to the JCF Hearing at NTC in hope to keep film making at home in Wisconsin.❤️

Daily Tree Fact, Day??? I caught a cold. Your irregularly scheduled posts will continue when I'm feeling better!

I got you covered. Daily tree fact, day 8709: Contrary to popular belief, bricks are NOT made out of trees. Wood, believe it or not, is actually made from trees! It's easy to get them confused, especially when both wood and bricks are used to make houses.

Daily Tree Fact, Day 19 Working with Black Walnut can make your snot black, and it's never not terrifying!

Daily Tree Fact, Day 18 Some botanists consider black maple and sugar maple to be the same species. That being said, there are differences, and I I've had a Black Maple in my yard, and they are awesome!!

Hello Everyone. So I recently got news that everyone in the apartments my family were living in now has to move out. So I have started a gofundme to help my family and those who have lost their home from an unattended cooking fire.. Anything will help. Thank you. gofund.me/57d52f4e

Made Top Cut for this one👀

Daily Tree Fact, Day 17: Ash wood is a very good choice for making handles because it compresses rather than splintering!

Daily Tree Fact, Day 16: Birch bark was used to make the outside of canoes waterproof! By first soaking the bark in warm water, then using rocks to weigh it down, the bark would be bent into shape, then the rest of the interior structure would be made!

Daily Tree Fact, Day 15: Less easy to identify than some may think, Black Willow were once completely alien to the Wisconsin area but are now completely naturalized! *picture is of a leave from some sort of willow that I was gifted*

Daily Tree Fact, Day 14: Although commonly confused with poison sumac, Staghorn Sumac is not related to it at all! It's bright red berries are safe to eat, and can be made into a nice tea!!

Daily Tree Fact, Day 13 Needles from White Pine have more vitamin c than lemons!

Yippee!!!

Crazy Daily Tree Fact, Day 12: Tamarack trees are awesome, golden, trees that aren't dead, they just look that way! Although technically a member of the evergreen family, their needles turn a golden yellow and eventually drop! I <3 tamarack trees!! *there are tamarack trees in the pic, trust*

Daily Tree Fact, Day 11: Wild Plum wood has a lovely sweet smell when green, although it tastes very bitter if you just taste the bark. I haven't checked this, but it could probably be used to make an infusion, then for teas and all sorts of things!

Almost Daily Tree Fact, Day 9: Balsam Fir pitch can be used for so many things!! Uses include the following, and more: it's antibacterial and can be used as a natural liquid bandage, it can be used to make a natural adhesive glue, it's an amazing fire starter, and it can be used to make tea!