#gussie

[cryptid-moose]

Psych Zombie Apocalypse Au where Lassie and Gus get separated from Shawn and Jules and have to work together to find their way back to them 👁️👁️👉👈

[what-am-i-doing-in-this-fandom]

You know how tap dancing helps Lassiter clear his head and relaxes him, and he does it with Gus, sooooo you think that eventually, Lassie associates Gus with that feeling and sort of Pavlov's himself into having a clear head and relaxing around him?

[yearningdisability]

[flicorian]

Birds of a faether

[ladybug-w0ah]

Gussiter fic for the QUEERS

An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works

[intakoyakis]

RIP gibsie you would’ve loved getting up during shannon and johnny’s wedding and shout “I OBJECT!” when they are exchanging vows

[pineapple-psychic]

death is in the air radiation shower scene but its psych poly with everybody having an internal crisis about the other three

[vnewyorku]

Last night I started thinking about what kind of work Gussie might go into when, for whatever reason, she moves on from selling papers. I think she'd do fairly well as a switchboard operator; it would give her the chance to talk to other people in a fast-paced environment, both things she'd enjoy. But wanting to see what other opportunities she might have, this morning I did a cursory search for women's careers in New York in the 1910s, when she'd need a job, and found the following blog post:

Women at work: New York City at the turn of the 20th century

New York City was rapidly expanding at the turn of the 20th century: the five boroughs had just unified, skyscrapers were going up, and the

It's a brief post but has good information on how women's work was changing in the early 1900s. I've ordered a copy of the author's book, Greater Gotham: A History of New York City from 1898 to 1919, from my library, and will share any relevant tidbits I glean from it.