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and on the fifth day god invented people who are younger and more successful than you in order to teach you some kind of fucked up and evil lesson

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This is Maggie's worm collection

She loves her worms more than any other toy. She plays with them loads and carries them around the house

At night the worms have to go in a box so that she doesn't wake me up playing with them. So every evening before bed I gather up the worms, put them in their box and have Maggie say goodnight to them.

Night night worms!

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The most amazing fruiting of honey mushrooms I’ve seen to date. Dog for scale

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my evil plathrough is going well (they are all getting worse)

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one of my favourite things to do in ttrpgs before starting a scene is just to throw it open to the players what they're doing at that minute. you know, like 'it's mid-afternoon, you're on the road still, give me a bit of that' and they start some dumb conversations or doing bits among themselves. it's great!

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fandom creators always make choso look “blank” or “stoic” when he probably has the biggest range of expressions out of anybody in jjk

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glad that im not popular enough to have an evil shadow version of my blog that exists just to make contradictions on my posts

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My first one was villain, rage, and anger

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god forbid 5000 year old girls do anything

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Sometimes even if you think you can deal with an injury or sickness you should still deal with it properly for the sake of those around you or your work.

The most obvious example I can give of this has to do with sewing. I used to be an assistant in a university costume shop and part of my job was to train and help people working in the shop for college credit.

And so many times I saw people accidentally stab themselves with needles or cut themselves on something. And they always insisted they didn’t need the first aid kit. They could tough it out. And I always told them the same thing.

“Even if I didn’t care about your health, which I do, I still wouldn’t want you bleeding all over the clothes you’re working on.”

And this had never occurred to most of them. They were so caught up in the mindset of toughing everything out that they didn’t notice they were literally bleeding all over their work. Sometimes staining their own projects. Sometimes other people’s costumes or projects. And then they always accepted the first aid kit.

You may be numb to your circumstances or think you can tough it out. But remember to ask yourself. Am I bleeding all over the fabric? And if so, take the time you need to deal with the situation.

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Touch his mind Lord is going to be a part of my vocabulary forever now