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he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
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"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"
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祝日 / Permanent Vacation
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@vixentale
I got to marry my wife, and our pupper was our flower girl. 2.5 years ago this wasn’t possible, as it wasn’t legal in Australia. It rained our whole wedding day, but was so worth it in the end with our phenomenal photographer.
op this looks absolutely magical
I forgot homophobia was a thing and i spent about 5 seconds wondering why it was ever illegal to have a dog as a flower girl
A video captured after everyone had left the house for the day.
Positive thinking
I have some problems with the phrase positive thinking. The idea behind the phrase is lovely, I mean wouldn’t it be pretty neat to be able so just start thinking about the positive stuff and suddenly all of your fears and problems just go away?
They work in some cases. I mean if you are nervous you might as well think about positive outcomes than negative ones. But when it comes to depressive thoughts, saying that phrase can be rather harmful. Just speaking from experiences, but I don't need happy thoughts when I am sad, I just need to be left in the sadness a little while.
Someone in my family said today “you need to practice to think more positive”. I don't know why, because I wasn’t even negative. But I cant adopt a carefree “hakuna matata” attitude while the world is burning from the climate crisis, or that work starts tomorrow after 4 weeks of vacation. I understand that people mean well with that phrase, but dammit can't we all just accept that people will not feel great all the time? Maybe it's fine that I am a bit stressed, (mostly because I care of my patient, and I know some of them have been waiting for so long this summer) and maybe I can feel a bit sad that the summer vacay is over and I have to go into the routine again.
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“Like the few other older women characters out there, Ana is important because when we ask for inclusion of varied female characters in videogames that should rightfully include women of all ages and types. Seeing older women having complex and interesting lives is not only interesting and realistic, but is something the audience might see in themselves.”
Check out Nico Deyo’s piece for Paste on the importance of Overwatch’s newest hero, Ana Amari.
“sometimes its fun to just sit”
She’s so weird and we have the same personality I love it
the “I smell like beef” baby is growing up so fast and I love her
I love Ava so much
You Win This Time Corgi
Rappeling with only rope, via Dulfersitz method
If I get dementia, I’d like my family to hang this wish list up on the wall where I live.
“If I get dementia, don’t talk about me as if I’m not in the room.”
I should post this in my waiting room.
The Golden Rule, spelled out for interacting with victims of Alzheimer’s.
Watch: These cute animations teach consent in the simplest terms.
Tommy Hilfiger just made history with a clothing line for kids with disabilities
This week, Tommy Hilfiger announced a line of adaptive clothing (clothing that’s adapted for people with disabilities) for children, created in partnership with Runway of Dreams, an organization started by New Jersey-based fashion designer Mindy Scheier, who had her own upsetting experiences with the lack of adaptive clothing.
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This is how we can make fashionable clothing for all, @this-is-life-actually.
the kids and some ungif’d disabled adults talk in the linked video! not a whole lot but, unlike this gifset, it’s not literally entirely parents. and they’re hoping/planning for an adult line in the future.
oops! should definitely have watched the video before commenting on this in the tags. Super glad to hear it.
Innovation for the win.
