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#have been commanded to pin this 🫡#truer words have never been spoken #food cw

1) any stretching is better than no stretching

2) any vegetable is better than no vegetable

3) statistically you will never be the worst person at anything, there is always someone in the world who is worse at stuff than you are

mildmayfoxe

i've had this post muted basically since its inception because people are so annoying on posts like this but every once in a while i look through the tags and comments and i'm so proud of everyone who is saying stuff like "i recently managed to include a new vegetable in my diet" or "this mindset made me start practicing dental hygiene more often" or "i'm trying to walk more and i'm not doing it every day but i'm doing it" I'M PROUD OF YOU!! EVEN IF A POSITIVE CHANGE IS SMALL IT IS STILL POSITIVE! DOING SOMETHING A LITTLE BIT AT A TIME IS STILL DOING IT!!!!

#frozen bag of mixed chopped peppers and onions has been LIFE CHANGING #i didnt eat a lot of produce cause it would go bad or i'd get grossed out by it randomly (auwtism)#and id feel guilty about wasting food and wasting money #but. FROZEN BAG MIXED PEPPERS ONIONS MY LOVE #put them in the skillet ... put them on a frozen pizza ...#game changing #also ive been doing a lot of yogurt covered raisins cause im Thee oldest man in the world (gender neutral)#and ive been doing orange & pineapple juice + sprite in the freezer for a lil homemade slushie. so i dont get scurvy #food cw

haverst

Felt this to my core

goth-queen

#ik i need to go to bed when my neighbors start waking up for work #one of my friends (local. 2 min away) started responding to texts and i was like GOODNIGHT.

sailatina3

I like characters who are women and they suck and are bad people. Bonus points if she never really faces consequences.

itheginger

i love the linguistic trend of expressing something difficult to describe by just not including an adjective where there usually would be one. “i had a day today,” or “he’s definitely one of the characters of all time.”

it’s like i can’t describe this so i just won’t. you get it tho.

dankmemeuniversity

#i been makin my own slushies at home in (clean. washed.) pickle jars #fruit juice + sprite + freezer = the only thing getting me through this weather

piranesies

they should invent putting on sunscreen that doesn't feel like putting on sunscreen

#my farmers tan....... my red neck (literal)......... my sandals tan.............#the sun is deadly lasering me

houndmother

many of you just. genuinely don’t believe that people can grow and change.

houndmother

this is about the death penalty and its also about call out posts about people who have already apologized for things they did a long time ago and it’s also about using ‘toxic’ or ‘abuser’ as if its an immutable class of person, and its also about any other circumstance with permanent consequences or wherein you assume someone is still the same person they were.

nikfromtheinternet

common grackle and red-winged blackbird best friends forever!!!

#yay yippee wahoo #i accidentally left merlin sound id on in my pocket while i was in the woods #and after my walk it was like DOG there are so many birds here im so tired can i stop recording now #(red shouldered hawk expertly soaring between trees in the forest. was so cool)#birds

cadhla182

Laura doodle

cadhla182

Yes. There's a lot of Logan's story that takes from First Nations history and imagery, some intentionally and some accidentally and with mixed levels of care, from the spiritual to his military history. IMO James Howlett works better as an mixed indigenous boy who's had to face the violence that community often has to face.

Likewise I think Laura works great as an analogy for indigenous children who get taken into the system and get taught to hate themselves. Both in her and her father's case their growth comes in finding community and learning to appreciate their heritage, a means of allowing the mutant metaphor to be improved on by having it include real life first nations identities.

Obviously none of this is intentional on the writers parts but imo it just works incredibly well.

story-richmond

I love this take for both Wolverines

#lets goooooo #marvel

zombies-sold-cheap

edit I made for the real ones

noccolibroccoli

so op turned off reblogs and I don't blame them, but remember that post that was going around a while ago about the books that used to come out featuring kids from other cultures? And people were like "man it sucks that this was something Exclusive To The 90s and we dont do those anymore :("

I have great news:

Not only do those books still exist, but there's more of them, they're more diverse, and more are being written by people who belong to those cultures (rather than well-meaning white researchers). This was just what I found on a five minute cursory walk through the children's area of a small, rural library - there's way more than this, and that's not even touching on the hundreds, thousands of picture books, chapter books, comics, and YA about, by, and for people of all backgrounds. This was just one shelf!

Don't let nostalgia bias fool you into thinking that children's books haven't gotten more diverse because it is very much the opposite. If you haven't heard of the organization We Need Diverse Books, they were formed over a decade ago and they're awesome - they're not the only reason things have improved but they're a big part of why.

We've come so far from where we used to be and we're going to keep moving forward no matter what. Remember that.

K I love you bye