They should invent a brain that lets you sleep
Should we look at the moon
My little loon
They should invent a brain that lets you sleep
Should we look at the moon
My little loon
Something simple as a cooldown, have some bunnies!
HOLD MY CALLS
THIS IS GOING TO TAKE ALL DAY
PUT ON ANOTHER POT OF COFFEE
MY GOD
Switching my ssri -
No job, no car
No will
Just vibes
New favorite toy!!
If you use Libby, there are free digital library cards in most states that let you borrow beyond your local libraries' collections.
In Georgia, it's PINES
https://everyday-reading.com/where-you-can-get-a-non-resident-library-card/
duck duck go is better.
#just Pedro blowing kisses
Found her on my last walk with Penny.
Apparently, her drag is this:
Honestly? Werk.
THE INEQUITY OF FASHIONZ
THESE BORING MENZ
TOO CLOSE TO AMERICAS MOST PRECIOUS ASSET
Eyeglass gender is a construct.
Opinions??!!!!!
Anna Karenina & Alexei Vronsky in Anna Karenina. Vronsky story (tv mini-series, Russia, 2017)
On of the things that I learned in high school, which was just one of those facts that was just kind of like, “Yeah?” but is also one of those facts that you rarely see represented, that it does sort of startle into this idea of “wait, is that right.” Men absolutely helped their wives and lovers dress, especially in times when dress had become complicated enough that women could not get dressed alone (ties and buttons that had to fasten in the back for one reason or another, for example). If a woman didn’t have a servant to help her dress, and most women did not, it was the job of her husband once she was married.
This leads to the interesting trope of a husband discovering his wife’s lover’s handiwork, for example in this 1840 illustration from Paris le Soir. The caption reads: “That’s funny! This morning I made a knot in this lace, and tonight there’s a bow!“
Aĥhhhhhhh
A new kink appears!!! #shehorny
This is the most eclipse I could safely see from my time zone.
monologues that will haunt me for the rest of my life 4/?
↳ GALE HAROLD as BRIAN KINNEY in Queer as Folk (US), 5.08: “Honest to Yourself”
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, PEDRO PASCAL! (April 2, 1975)
Mary Poppins or something Disney, probably. Or Fiddler, maybe 7 Brides or Cinderella... We watched The Wiz when I was little.
Annie or Little Shop or King and I were probably first learned in elementary chorus.