#craziness

[bloomingbeyond50]

Crazy Neighbor!....

🌹Well my day is starting off with a bang! I got up around 10am and let my dogs out. The crazy man that lives behind me decided to harass my dogs for the second time so I did what I promised and called the po po! I'm not playing! Only one dog is big and never has bitten anyone but I am not sure she wouldn't with someone she doesn't know acting like that. It makes it hard for me to get them back in also so he can keep making it hard on himself and I will keep doing what I do! The night before last he shot a gun! My neighbor verified it was him! He would s$#t his pants if I fired one too!🤣 I will however be nice and not let them out after 10 or 11pm. I put out a pad at night anyway.

🌹So I also did a thing! Yes I know what you are thinking but hey it works! 😂 The mount broke but it is water proof! Now it can actually hear him barking at my dogs and it's a more clear view! I can zoom in before I let them out to possibly see if his a$$ is outside or not.

🌹Not much in my feelings at the moment but I may post more tonight. I'm just tired!

[jorgecrespo]

no wayyyyyyyy

[wtfisthis2026]

Hi babes can you please help me to report this account on tt

TikTok - Make Your Day

[fruggle]

Just saw my work uploaded on Pinterest and had an out of body experience lmao, it’s so crazy to see my work uploaded to other places. Also a reminder to please credit me if you are going to do that, I don’t want ppl reuploading my work anyways but….

[foreverly-wistful]

July is such a dramatic month🏖🎇🧨

Am I the only one who thinks this way?

If you think about it, July has historically been such a theatrical, temperamental month where so many significant, showy things happened:

For one, July is on average the hottest month of the year in the Northern Hemisphere.

The U.S. gained independence on July 4, 1776 (and now the whole month of July has become synonymous with large, booming explosions of color and firework displays)

Thomas Jefferson and John Adams died on that same day fifty years later.

Canada did so July 1, 1867 (happy Canadian Independence Day!)

The French Revolution started July 1789 (the Bastille was raided July 14)

Alexander Hamilton was shot dead July 1804

My dear Percy Shelley died July 8, 1822

The Battle of Gettysburg was fought in early July 1863, and turned out to be the bloodiest and most important battle in the American Civil War

The Romanov family was brutally murdered on July 17, 1918

The world's first nuclear detonation happened July 16, 1945 (Trinity Test)

Evita Perón passed away on July 26, 1952

The first moon landing with Apollo 11 happened July 20, 1969

In the song "Young and Beautiful," Lana del Rey specifically mentions how fun and wild "mid July" was

The whole month was named after Julius Caesar (already a highly dramatized figure, who was also born in that month in 100 BCE)

Even the Disney film Frozen is specifically set in July (not winter) with Elsa dramatically freezing everything

On a more personal note, July exactly one decade ago was the first time I had moved away that I remember. Also, July a few years ago was when I got my first official job

Honestly, December is so overrated. They call it "March Madness" but the real chaos has far more often unfolded four months later.

Idc if the summer heat made people crazy or what (probably, coming from someone currently suffocating in Midwestern heat), but July definitely deserves special attention!🎆

Even the tragic deaths feel like dramatic opera scenes rather than flat out "depressing" (hence why Anastasia, Evita, and Hamilton became musicals) :)

[stoicmike]

The 100% non-dysfunctional family does not exist. -- Michael Lipsey

[breaking-the-masquerade]

i’ve been a vampire for 100 years this year.