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Linlinnnn my beloved tanuki<3
Oki you already know what's coming and im very head empty, full of love for frens rn soooo taada✨
Hehe Love you!! Mwah<333333
-your in-pot sprout dog ∆・ᴥ・∆
BURSTING INTO TEARS MY SPROUT DOGGGG 😭😭😭😭💜💜💜💜 saved a country in my past life to deserve you SOBSSSSS the sweetest loveliest sprout dog ever
THE GLASSES THE OPEN COLLAR THE LOOSE TIE THE UNBUTTONED VEST OHHHHHHH MY GOD HAKUUUUUU 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭 THE GLASSES 😭😭😭💜💜💜 HURKKK u know exactly. how to kill meeee oh my god. u put him in SUCH a pose then paired it with haku being so soft and cute with tanuki ill cryyyy nene….. 🥺🥺🥺💜💜 the contrast sobs… i owe u my life thank u nene…. !!!!!
animals not liking haku but him opening his arms anyway and smiling bc he knows tanuki will jump straight into his arms…. soft cardigan haku… HAKUUUU 😭😭😭💜💜🥺 will forever be running straight home to him at all times…….. 💜💜😭😭
thank you thank you THANK YOUUUUUU he lives at the back of my phone case now I’ll treasure him forever and ever and ever and ever 🥺🥺🥺💜💜
Hanif Abdurraqib | The Day Formation Dropped after Big Freedia
I go to university in London and I’ve been to Covent Garden Market before. I 100% believe that the defence lawyers did all that they could to get the juries dismissed. Reddit is terrible rn and I would strongly suggest against reading posts about the verdict, but this comment sums up my thoughts pretty well:
“Hillary Dunning is the MVP of this trial.
Not only did she end up at the covent garden market for lunch three days into the trial, with dozens of other options within walking distance, but with 40 vendors in the market she just happened to end up in line directly behind a juror and talking about the trial when there were 9 female jurors on jury #1.
She then allegedly intimidated a juror i. Jury number 2 enough to send a note to the judge, getting the whole jury dismissed , again, and a judge only trial.
I hope Hilary buys some lotto tickets and her client tips her well.”
I don’t believe for a second that Dunning coincidentally ended up at the same food stall as the juror. Covent Garden Market is large and there’s SO many diverse options for restaurants. Not only did she manage to get in line behind the juror, but she also decided to speak to the juror about the trial.
I believe the lawyers knew that both juries would lean towards a guilty verdict and that a judge only trial would be their best chances at a non-guilty verdict. I believe Dunning took a calculated risk, knowing that both instances could easily be written off as the jurors being “too sensitive” or misinterpreting things. It clearly paid off.
I’m incredibly disappointed with the outcome and can’t help but wonder what it would’ve been like had it been a jury trial instead.
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Pros of today
Slept in a little bit
Passed another test
Cons of today
My main coworker called off and the schedule lady was asleep and didn't make arrangements to cover her shift
My other coworker who is still here is on break and I'm covering 30 residents by myself (ILLEGAL)
I might actually go crazy today (could also be a pro hmm)
what cycle do you keep repeating?
The Almost Leap
you stand at the edge of change more than anyone knows. you plan, you hope, you crave the shift — and then you pause. doubt creeps in. the what-ifs get louder. and you tell yourself: not yet. not this time. maybe later. you self-sabotage in ways that feel rational: delaying decisions, waiting for the "right moment," convincing yourself you’re just being cautious. but really, you fear what the leap might take from you. or worse — what it might reveal.
tagged by: this one was just for fun, per myself
tagging: steal it!!!!!! i dare you!!!
— ‘clockwork prince’, cassandra clare.