#alisonlives

[pokemonphdalison]

A pokego story I debated about posting last year but decided against--

I was walking with my dad and cousin and we climbed a hill looking for charmander and found a handful of 20 somethings smoking weed.

"This is a good hiding spot," my dad complimented them. My cousin and I caught charmanders and the nice people talked about Pokemon with us and offered us smokes and the invitation to hang. We politely declined, but I appreciated their generous nature

[kaprosuchussaharicus]

I'm in charge of thanksgiving this year so that means I get to decide the menu. We're having crab fried rice and buttery bicuits.

[kaprosuchussaharicus]

There are exactly two kinds of people when it comes to me sending them pictures of my disorganized biscuit dough tray @theowlburrow

[kaprosuchussaharicus]

I really love the Nintendo Switch.

I’ve had a switch for a little over a week. Me and my three housemates have ALL been playing Breath of the Wild on it. I know it’s silly because we’re all adults, but I am so proud of us for being such good sharers. We haven’t had to make up any kind of convoluted schedule or anything to make sure we’re all having a good time.

We like having the system where we can go between different players on the system and switch that way. Or that if someone else wants the TV then the person can play the switch on the small screen.

“This is really well designed for families,” Evan said.

We have had a sign under the TV for a few years that says, “One big happy family!”

[kaprosuchussaharicus]

My parents are living their best lives. Because their bed was cramped with the two of them plus three dogs and a cat sleeping in it every night, they just bought a bigger bed so there is "room for everybody."

[pokemonphdalison]

I had a dream that nintendo products weren’t vegan somehow and that tumblr lost its shit.

[pokemonphdalison]

My housemate, on ghost-type pokemon: "I would sit on the corner with Gengar and eat hamburgers and drink a forty."

[kaprosuchussaharicus]

Power outage. I left home to scavenge for electricity in the wild like my distant ancestors must have.