sweet roll
AUDIO ON IM NOT KIDDING
Yoko my beloved...
We never do. That's the thing about aging. You won't really notice (if you're not obsessed, that is) until you look up one day and people are referring to your bracket as "old".
I asked my grandmother once, in her 80s and a Society of Illustrators Hall of Fame member, when she started feeling like she had her life together and was a Real Adult, and she told me that the answer was never. I asked my mother the same thing, and she also said the answer is never. Deep down we’re all still muddling through it and wondering who let us be the adults and sometimes wishing there were an adult-ier adult to help us out.
Just thinking about no helmet Senshi ✨🥘✨
Its me boy the ps5
you guys all know i'm in the panopticon too right? just because i'm in the tower doesn't mean i should be treated any differently. all of you can see me just as well as i can see you. my position is worse actually because you're all looking at me at once while i can only point the spotlight at one of you at a time. have some compassion. we're all in the panopticon here. we're all in the same boat
dialectics
It’s funny when American authors come up with a new European nation so their main character can be a secret royal without the pain of researching a real nation. We should all start doing that with North America, just make up a new state. My protagonist lives in New Utahioshington which is the 51st state and located between Delaware and Maryland
2B
adhd will have you fighting for your life to do beloved hobbies that bring you nothing but joy
Reblog so she lives forever.
embrace
Milo (Marmalade’s brother) hasn’t been eating the past few days, we took him to the veterinary hospital yesterday. His blood tests indicated some form of kidney failure & they had gotten worse this morning (plus a potential blood clot in a front limb). We’re going to euthanize him at home today at 2:30pm.
My mom brought him back from the veterinary hospital about an hour ago. He drank some water from his kitty fountain. We’re all saying our goodbyes to him and doing our best to have him be comfortable. I had him lie on my belly since that’s always been one of his favorite spots.
Milo’s gone. We all cried a lot. We also cried more, for a combination of reasons: one being that we simply had a few more hours with Milo before we put him to sleep, but the other reasons were also this happening less than two weeks after Marmalade’s death and that Milo was our last living pet. In fact, this is now the first time in both me and my sister’s lives (and for my parents since 1988) that we don’t have at least one living pet cat or dog in our house. This was an odd somber realization to have. Milo was so tired by the end. The veterinarian who came to perform the at-home euthanasia was so nice and kind (and answered so many of our grieving process questions, especially from my dad). As a silver lining, since she also ran an animal sanctuary (for pet type animals) in Martinez, we were able to donate to her some of Milo’s various unused medicines, dry cat food, and kitty litter (which we still had a lot of). Also thankfully my Oakland Unified School District job is on its spring break, so going in for work is at least a non-issue this week (though I still have one of my teaching credential courses in San Francisco tomorrow, and a assignment from it due this coming Saturday). This has been really hard, and still aches a lot. Though at the same time after the veterinarian put Milo to sleep and took his body for cremation (we selected the same type of urn for him as Marmalade), it does feel like a weight of some sort has been lifted. Everyone in my family is at least glad we were able to say goodbye to Milo at home and with him surrounded by love and affection.
Goodbye my baby boy.
Milo (Marmalade’s brother) hasn’t been eating the past few days, we took him to the veterinary hospital yesterday. His blood tests indicated some form of kidney failure & they had gotten worse this morning (plus a potential blood clot in a front limb). We’re going to euthanize him at home today at 2:30pm.
My mom brought him back from the veterinary hospital about an hour ago. He drank some water from his kitty fountain. We’re all saying our goodbyes to him and doing our best to have him be comfortable. I had him lie on my belly since that’s always been one of his favorite spots.
Milo (Marmalade’s brother) hasn’t been eating the past few days, we took him to the veterinary hospital yesterday. His blood tests indicated some form of kidney failure & they had gotten worse this morning (plus a potential blood clot in a front limb). We’re going to euthanize him at home today at 2:30pm.