Cas.

cas. hot cup of tea. he/him. uk. newly naked (sort of) person. ○

[jingles]

x

[bicth69]

when ur son is about to run into a hedge

[thobias]

membrana, Thobias Malmberg

[22ackermann]

La MAIN……….No.11

[love]

[avogado6]

[lepigeonmtl]

[do-you-have-a-flag]

technology related sensory memories from my childhood

sliding the metal cover on floppy disks

the slight resistance of inserting cassette and video tapes

ripping off the strips of holed paper off of dot matrix printer paper 

rolling the wheel on a disposable camera to take another photo

[mm-imagerie]

The heaviness and rubber texture of the roller ball in a computer mouse, and the little ring of lint

Unkinking the curly cord of a telephone while you talked

The -peww sound and slowly fading image of a crt monitor turning off, and then running your finger through the static on the dusty glass

The crunch of opening or closing a plastic Disney vhs cover

The sound effects in kidpix

Extending and collapsing metal antennas and using them as magic wands

[sahdirah]

…God, it is so weird these things aren’t around any more. Cause it’s true, the sensations are so distinct. It’s bizarre to think about missing these tiny relics.

[dapurinthos]

I really, really miss ripping the edges off dot matrix paper, especially trying to make sure that it all comes off in one long piece.

[gilmorescreencaps]

[defiance07]

Keanu Reeves by Deborah Feingold, 1989

[glitchphotography]

Images Adrift 20-23 [2014]

[vegan-patisserie]

Bloodwood sap (heals injuries) 

[ifnemfrog]

Unburdened by joy. Nemfrog. 2018. Source. 

[ivare-enim-euge]

[a-titty-ninja]

[theirisianprincess]

DID HE MAKE IT??

[imnotafraidofhospitals]

he makes it

[theirisianprincess]

THANK FUCKING GOD

[no-mere-mortals]

Ok I saw a rb of this with some context and I only remember like half of it so I’m also using Google I may get some of this wrong

But apparently the “first errand” thing isn’t just a cute little fact about the little kid, it’s a totally real thing done in Japan to teach kids that they can like rely on the community to offer assistance if they need it. They send their kids (like 2-3 years old) out alone to perform a relatively simple errand like going to a convenience store and buying a carton of milk. (There’s even a tv show where a camera crew follows children as they accomplish this first errand.) It’s not uncommon to see kids as young as 6-7 riding the subway alone because they’ve gained this sense of independence that comes from knowing that there will be people to help out if they need it.

[unheavenlycreatures]

Oh my god that’s even better

[delotha]

As someone who grew up with a paranoid and over-protective mother, this both warms my heart and terrifies me.

[nitrosplicer]

Here’s the tv show about First Errands!

[nobrashfestivity]

Charles Rennie Mackintosh  Watercolor

[negativepleasure-deactivated201]

[distantvantagepoint]