it is all chaos and entropy. the thing is that the chaos and entropy make it beautiful and lovely.
yes, it's true that nature and the universe are uncaring and unspecific, and that is terrifying. i have lived through some of the unfairness - i got born like this, with my body caving into itself, with this ironic love of dance when i sometimes can't stand up for longer than 15 minutes. i am a poet with hands that are slowly shutting down - i can't hold a pen some days. recently i found a dead bird on our front porch. she had no visible injuries. she had just died, the way things die sometimes.
it is also true that nature and the universe are uncaring and unspecific, and that is wonderful. the sheer happenstance that makes rain turn into a rainbow. the impossible coincidence of finding your best friend. i have made so many mistakes and i have let myself down and i have harmed other people by accident. nature moves anyway. on the worst day of my life she delivers me an orange juice sunset, as if she is saying try again tomorrow.
how vast and unknowing the universe! how small we are! isn't that lovely. the universe has given us flowers and harp strings and the shape of clouds. how massive our lives are in comparison to a grasshopper. the world so bright, still undiscovered. even after 30 years of being on this earth, i learned about a new type of animal today: the dhole.
chance echoing in my life like a harmony between two people talking. do you think you and i, living in different worlds but connected through the internet - do you think we've ever seen the same butterfly? they migrate thousands of miles. it's possible, right?
how beautiful the ways we fill the vastness of space. i love that when large amounts of people are applauding in a room, they all start clapping at the same time. i love that the ocean reminds us of our mother's heartbeat. i love that out of all the colors, chlorophyll chose green. i love the coincidences. i love the places where science says i don't know, but it just happens.
"the universe doesn't care about you!" oh, i know. that's okay. i care about the universe. i will put my big stupid heart out into it and watch the universe feast on it. it is not painful. it is strange - the more love you pour into the unfeeling world, the more it feels the world loves you in return. i know it's confirmation bias. i think i'm okay if my proof of kindness is just my own body and my own spirit.
i buried the bird from our porch deep in the woods. that same day, an old friend reaches out to me and says i miss you. wherever you go, no matter how bad it gets - you try to do good.
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Has any of y’all have had to rehome a pet before ? :0
We have been rescuing so many cats and the shelters won’t take them :’T but I’m scared they’ll end up in bad homes too
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Okay, here's the thing.
I'll be living alone. I think I'd like to have a dog in the house that is a little scarier than Sprocket is. There is a GSD breeder I have my eye on. She has 2 litters rn, tho, and I'm not sure if there are any pups that haven't been placed yet, but also I don't wanna raise a puppy right now. So......here I am, on petfinder, looking at shepherd looking creatures and cooing because I can't help myself.
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My betrothed and I are oscillating so wildly between whether or not we’re going to be able to keep Wyvern. If we need to rehome him it’ll be because it’s the right move, and we’ll leave him better off in terms of manners to help him find the right place.
He is pushing me to move more, but having him four days a week might be too much for me. We still can’t bathe him and it’s unclear whether being able the bathe him will help with our allergies.
I think he’ll come around to the cats but right now all interactions are overseen with food assists to keep him from barking. He’s improved on potty training and there hasn’t been more accidents but since he can’t communicate his need to go out it’s just Constantly Going Out to prevent accidents.
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jawbone & adaines (especially s1) are so fucking funny dude like imagine you as a 14 year old meet a drug dealer/bouncer at a club, he attacks you after being driven into a frenzy but apologizes after the fight is over and he's back in control and when he says he doesn't have insurance to deal with his issues you tip him off about the guidence counceler position at your school and he gets it and goes into it so hard he's the best therapist in town. then he shows up again when there's a dragon trying to destroy the world and talks you out of a both magically induced but natural for you panic attack and gives you drugs before helping you and your friends fight said dragon, and he later takes you in and legally adopts you, congrats on the new dad.
also he's a werewolf but not the full moon kind he's just permanently a dog man.
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My rez got rid of these giant, metal garbage bins for the houses & replaced them with these shitty, small plastic ones they use in the city (which are easier for animals to get into) because Indian Affairs decided we're getting less garbage disposal funding for no reason, fuck you INAC
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craig mazin, a screenwriter on HBO’s upcoming The Last of Us tv show, proclaiming that death in the games mean less because it’s just “watching pixels die”, is a part of an ongoing worrying trend of writers that devalue and demean the medium of videogames. those measly moving pixels you’re talking about launched an entire beloved franchise with a dedicated fanbase, and those pixels gave you a show to create and profit off of. the so known curse of the bad videogame adaptation is mainly due to its own people not giving a fuck about the games they’re taking source material from and holding live-action movies or shows as this supreme ultimate form of art, which is such an uncreative, boring, stale and rigid way of thinking when the whole point of adaptation is to explore all the ways you could expand and reshape a story, live-action or not, intelligently and with care
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I started playing Warframe on my switch in April 2020 when I was stuck isolating in my bedroom for days and weeks at a time. Later, when I moved in with my sister, I started playing it on her PS4 for the better graphics, and got way further in the plot on the PS4 than I got on my switch...
Except that the PS4 version doesn't have gyro controller aiming. Idk why!!!! Allegedly the hardware is all there!!!!!! But switch is the only version of Warframe with gyro aiming, and without it my headshot accuracy TANKED.
I do not play Warframe as a multiplayer game. I frequently forget that it IS a multiplayer game. I use exclusively my bow and sneak around the levels headshotting all the enemies from stupidly far away and they can't find me because my bow is mechanically silent and I run the same spy missions over and over and over again because I like doing them and I like hacking consoles and finding all the different ways to sneak around. Warframe is also the ONLY game I have EVER played where I like the dang fishing minigame, but I will also go fish and mine all over the open world sections. It's great. I love it.
But it was killing me to not be able to make good headshots anymore!!! And I didn't want to replay half my progress and jump back to switch!!!!!!!!
Which is why I am extremely extremely fucking excited that they have as of the new year enabled account merging and cross platform save.
I merged my accounts and now i have all my progress and all my stuff on all the different consoles and if I want better graphics I can go play PS4 for a bit but in the meantime I am playing on switch again for the first time in years and I am headshotting all these grineer soldiers from halfway across the map!!!! let's go lets go!!!
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