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Do you have any pets? If so, what kind? n.n
No pets, sadly. My apartment building technically has a no pets rule in regards to anything with feathers or fur. I say 'technically' because if I DID want a pet, that'd be an extra $200 on rent, which I can't do. But I'd love a cat or a dog one day. Maybe some fish.
How about Peter talking to his future adult self in a magical mirror?
It happens when he's exploring his father's house.
Peter doesn't often get the chance to wander around the rooms and hallways of his father's home, but his father is long asleep and Peter is curious, wanting to explore the dusty hallways and gigantic rooms.
He can feel the magic here, brimming at his feet -- surrounding him and filling him, both everyone and nowhere all at once. It isn't often that Peter is in the company of any sort of magic, so it draws him forward.
Stepping into one of the long hallways, Peter walks forward -- eyes wide, looking at everything. It seems so strange and wonderful to him, something brand new and mysterious. He's almost to the end of the hallway, when --
"--Hello?"
Peter turns, eyes widening, as he looks into the mirror in the hallway -- it's a large mirror, going from the floor to almost the ceiling, and he almost thinks that it is not a mirror, but a painting of his father -- until the image blinks back at him and smiles -- bright blue eyes glittering even in the dusk. The little boy stops in his tracks, and the image laughs.
"Are you alright? I'm sorry, I didn't mean to frighten you, little boy. It's not often, though,t aht I am able to communicate with others -- usually, it is only with my father," the image pauses, thick eyebrows lowering to his eyelids as his face softens.
"--well, our father, I should say. It's nice to meet you, Peter. My name is Peter Kirkland, and I am one hundred and eighty-four years old. It's been a long time since I've seen myself so small."
mrpockyyo replied to your post:why the hell am I still hungry I already ate...
I heard from somewhere that sometimes hunger is thirst for liquids.
If that's the case, it needs to quit, because I've been drinking a lot of fluids too. @_@
mrpockyyo answered your question:can someone please explain to me why every tag...
White supremacists want to ruin things for fans of color and the other white fans ignore it completely.
I'm actually pretty used to racism in this fandom. What I don't get is homophobia and disturbing fic when the podcast is literally the opposite?? like how is it even possible to be dealing with this like are we listening to the same thing
mrpockyyo replied to your post:my sanity is a very precious commodity and it is...
*sends you flowers and apple pie to improve your night a little*
Maybe if I throw the flowers at this essay it will do itself :D
Thanx <3
mrpockyyo replied to your post:.
*bakes you a pie* *gives it to you* I give you pie. Now you must do your work! >:U
I accept your delicious offer
How dare other people be taller than me How dare they
mrpockyyo said: Wait, what does that add-on do?
I'm gonna be honest, I am not brave. I am cowardly. I am tired. I get anxious over little things, and sometimes I just don't want to waste energy on some ignorance and crap people spew from their behinds, or accidentally throw in my own ignorance into the mix, you know? I don't even care if it makes me selfish in however many different ways.
You know how when you like a post, no matter what comments are added to it or deleted or whatever, when it appears on your dashboard, you know? The heart will still be there? Tumblr Hate is the complete antithesis of that. It HIDES the posts from your dash. That post. Any comments, any arguments, doesn't matter. It will show up on your dash as "you hid this post" so you have the option to see it and I think through that you can "un-hate" but I never needed to do that
Where I downloaded it from, it said on Chrome it might have problems if it's run at the same time as Tumblr Savior (where you blacklist tags so as long as they're tagged, they're hidden), but so far for me they've worked pretty well for me. I think it's also available for other browsers too.
