⛴️Voyages Of The Miiind🌊

I’ve got a lot of questions and tangents I go off on. LDS, Ally 🏳️‍🌈, I really like dogs, snoopy, and books.

[confused-smallwhitedog]

Hard not to feel insecure about being a working women when the Gen X of my life still expect me to be a stay at home mom. Took years for my parents to be supportive of my ambitions. Now I have to deal with my spouse’s family, and even though I have my spouse’s full support, I think they wish that I wasn’t working. I really shouldn’t care but I feel like I’m being guilt tripped for having a career sometimes. The most annoying part is that I am so passionate about my work, I’m not happy without it. My spouse looks forward to retirement and for now work is a means to an end. I don’t think my in-laws would even care about that fact but still, it’s upsetting.

[spicymochi]

pick a cartoon puppy to adopt!

[fernicenty]

a star of the ocean ✨🦭

[brehaaorgana]

Greatest hits of FIFA cultural exchanges thus far:

Learning about flyovers and pyrotechnics at American games being a thing

Non-americans discovering the size of American football stadiums....for high schools in texas. Also the size of our stadiums in general.

Going to baseball games as a side treat! Lmao.

Non-americans losing their minds over "like, 100 petrol pumps," at buc-ees.

Related: Americans often forget how huge target and Walmart is.

People discovering American BBQ

Non-americans being obsessed with mid American restaurant chains like Golden Corral and Taco Bell

A lot of them really did feel god in this chile's apparently

The rightful obsession with waffle house

New understanding of American Big Drink With Ice supremacy as summer creeps in

Begrudging acceptance of mandatory water breaks during games

Americans realizing we have a Team USA and we are not, in fact, just "hosting our friends" from around the world — mostly because we won our first match and our team is decent??? Not amazing but not the worst.

Side rant: us women's football team is legendary good and we should care about that more like. Hello???

Admitting Americans are right about air conditioning

Related: the english team did warm ups in Florida RIP, and also the there's a video of the French team just being like fuck the heat, fuck the sun, this is so hot...

Americans who do not normally care about international football but fucking love a sport and cheering so we're just hyping whatever team is nearby, like we see a party and just show up and learn the chant. Like sorry many of us don't know shit about soccer but if we see a bunch of people in viking helmets or kilts or holding a bunch of flags and cheering we're game.

TAILGATING!!!!

I already said this but American yellow school bus is an international celebrity

The Scottish drank Boston dry of beer apparently, like they quadrupled what Boston normally sells for fourth of July weekend. SAM ADAMS HAD TO GET AN EMERGENCY BEER DELIVERY.

Also the English team fans got kicked out of The Londoner pub in Dallas after drinking 5,000 beers and going over max capacity lmao

Free refill drinks, tortilla chips & salsa.

So many non-americans are going to be here for the 4th of July for our 250th anniversary which is going to be great and hilarious

Non-americans discovering ranch as a beloved condiment

Non-americans understanding American obsession with hamburger now

Japan's homebase is in Texas and the cultural differences are frankly great and also the Japanese fans are SO NICE and helped clean up the stadium after a match???

All the short videos with the eagle screech (which I think is actually a hawk but whatever)

[sweaterkittensahoy]

On the note of Americans embracing whatever team is nearby, please enjoy this clip of Kansans going all in for Algeria:

[prof-grace-aspen]

Americans: always down to party

[gator-crusador]

When you don't know the sport or but a horde from across the world has shown up for it:

[vintage-tigre]

[beibeiiscute]

This is pretty. It's fun to look at.

[idrawsnoopyeveryday]

Can you draw Snoopy holding a bouquet of flowers 🌷

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[confused-smallwhitedog]

Feb 2, 2026 — 5,472 likes, 104 comments - thevirginiamermaid on April 11, 2024: "The Selkie Cloak: a passion project ten years in the making

Obsessed.. next sewing project for sure

[alex-fictus]

Demisexual Pride Flag Designs! — My pride art series has 40+ flags in 4 separate lines (shark, dog, cat, and dinosaur)!! If you don’t see your flag, I’m happy to do custom designs as well!

Stickers || Phone Wallpapers Masterlist

[confused-smallwhitedog]

I just spent the whole day hunting down the emails of individuals who work at companies I’m interested in. Most of them I found from various sites that were not things like their LinkedIn or Instagram. And I can’t tell if it’s a good thing I found their work emails, since so few people check their LinkedIn, or if they’re gonna demand to know where I got their information from and tell me to fuck off.

[confused-smallwhitedog]

Just finished Jane Eyre, and St. John is maybe the best representation of Christianity without the belief that God actually loves us and not just his rules. Once I got to the Christmas break Jane, St. John, Dianne, and Mary shared I couldn’t put the book down out of pure anger. His character has no regard for people’s emotions only rules and his religious ideas of right and wrong. What really ticked me off was how he knowledgeably manipulates Jane into being more “righteous” and less “worldly”. it’s obnoxious enough that his character is the way it is but it made me want to throw the book against a wall when I realized he was going to be the type of missionary who didn’t just preach his beliefs but imposed them on others. Just because he wouldn’t do it by force doesn’t make it any less bad.

As a Christian, I wanted to strangle this fictional man. I think Christ would understand.

[william-s-churros]

i think i saw a movie like this once

[maidslime]

Ok I needed to know the story and

Guy makes a really stupid decision and gets in a car accident -> no real damage from accident but insurance goes up -> starts beating himself up over his stupid decision -> gets depressed -> starts to realize he's single and had crash been worse he'd die alone -> realizes he's never had a relationship or even a crush and starts wondering what he'd want out of a relationship -> starts to realize he doesn't really like girls so he thinks he must be gay -> realizes he likes girls and boys about the same amount, so he must be bi -> later realizes that "same amount" is none at all -> he's ace

[idrawsnoopyeveryday]

Oh my goodness!!! I’m so excited that requests are open! May I please request beagle scout Woodstock giving a pep talk in 2nd person pov (where he’s facing the viewer)? 🥹

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[teathattast]

Happy Pride!

[genevieveandherflowers]

"Do you think, because I am poor, obscure, plain, and little, I am soulless and heartless? You think wrong!"

― Charlotte Brontë, Jane Eyre

[confused-smallwhitedog]

Had a relief society lesson today on sustaining people in their callings. It made me think what my mother would tell me growing up which was that “a calling is a calling from God not a calling from your bishop. If you refuse a call from your bishop you are refusing a call from God” this was also paired with the general concept that everything our bishops did were inspired and we shouldn’t question him. I believed this for a while until I had a bishop treat one of my college roommates horribly when she was working with him to prepare to serve a mission. She wasn’t allowed to get endowed, and her boyfriend who was involved in this process was treated with much kinder words and allowed in the temple many months before her. She wasn’t allowed to get endowed until she moved back home and had a new bishop. She would cry often for hours to me, and felt she deserved it all. I still think about the lack of kindness and compassion that bishop had for her sometimes. I decided I wouldn’t share this story in the lesson. I don’t know how true my mom’s statement was.

[sproutlett]

if you’re not paying attention to trees and how they sway in the wind then what are you even doing

[livibow]

I was wondering for a moment why there’s so much more specifically aroace pride stuff this pride month

then realized that I only came to terms with being demisexual a few months ago and demiromantic this month (despite identifying as fully aromantic for a while and then just forgetting when I fell in love with a close friend o.O)

and that seeing the increased awareness made me interrogate my own relationships with sexuality and romantic orientation again and feel more safe exploring that side of my identity

meaning the aroace pride push *worked*

touché