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Hello, all!

Moving is expensive. Moving also demands a certain willingness to downsize before the big day, which is what I've been trying to accomplish over the past month or so. I've decided to devise a little sale post in an attempt to raise some funds to help pay for the move (and the second impending move later this summer) while also purging some of my belongings and putting them into the hands of good folks!

Below will be a quick and concise inventory, all corresponding photos always kept under the cut. Inventory will constantly be updating as I add more stuff! So even if you don't see anything that tickles your fancy, maybe check back in every so often. Please feel free to PM me if you'd like more/better pictures of anything!

Prices are kept low low in an attempt to unload as much as possible. Discounts for multiple items. All prices do not include shipping; I will be shipping from the US, and I hesitate to offer international shipping only because it is so very expensive, but I suppose that is the buyer's prerogative!

This post will be pinned to the top of my blog for easy access. Shares and mentions are always appreciated, especially if you see something that might be up someone else's alley.



Inventory

So Many Buttons: Supernatural, Sherlock(/Holmes), anime, queer and political buttons, Harry Potter, a few Marvel/DC, Twilight, Star Trek, True Blood, The Boondock Saints, misc nonsense. .25 apiece!

Fandom Bracelets: The ones pictured are not necessarily for sale, but I have the supplies to make more of them, or indeed, anything you would like from any fandom. Just let me know what you would want it to say, and what colors you would prefer, and it shall be done. $3 each or two for $5.

Sloth Mug and Tea Strainer: Brand new and unopened. $5

Star Trek Bundle: Decorative sign, air freshener, stickers, 3d metal Enterprise model. $5

A BUNCH of Fabric: Different quantities of different prints, mostly cotton or cotton blends, I believe. I've also got stacks on stacks of felt in a ton of different colors. Obviously I always like to get rid of stuff in large batches, but I also know everyone's projects are different. Please don't hesitate to DM me if you just need certain colors of felt, or are only interested in certain fabric, and we'll work something else out from there. Also don't hesitate to ask questions about how much I've got, or request better pictures! Price varies on these based on quantity.

Keep Calm and Bake On Apron: One size fits most? $5

GameStop Exclusive Endgame Ronin Figure: New in box, unopened, GS exclusive. $20

Harry Potter Bell Jar Light: USB charged, touch-activated, new in box and unopened. $10

Star Trek Beyond Collectible Cards: Small stack of AOS Star Trek collectible cards, from the base set. $3

Jewelry Making Supplies: Some cord and connectors, a smattering of seed beads, and some UK inspirated charms. $3



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This is one of the biggest compliments I have ever received for a piece of my writing. :3
southernmedicine: (annoy)
This post is rife with negativity!

Or rather, it's a venting post where I lightly complain about things that have been pissing me off! You don't need to read it, but who knows, you might agree with me on some of it.

1) People who think they have to come to a full and complete stop before making a right turn or turning into a parking lot.

2) People who try the door of a public restroom and, finding it locked, knock on the door. Yes, my brother in christ, there is someone in here. That is how it came to be locked, my guy.

3) When people tailgate me all the way down the road, getting increasingly annoyed at me for not stomping on the gas and gunning the engine. We are going to stop again at the next light. We can see that it is already turning yellow. Jesus Christ.

4) People using public bathrooms like they have literally never used an indoor facility before. Tell me how and why you can walk into a public restroom and there is just pee and shit all over the place, on the floor, on the stall walls, on the toilet seat. Hello??? Who is doing this? Have you ever used a toilet before???

Huh, now that I write it in a list this way, seems like the things pissing me off the most are all either driving or bathroom related, haha.

Happy Thursday.
southernmedicine: (yelena)
I did the big 80-question meme thing I've been seeing all over my reading page. It's after midnight and my mind is buzzing and I need something to distract myself, so!

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southernmedicine: (blerg)
I have so! Much! To do! And I move out of here officially in less than a month.

I still have to take a CPR class and buy insurance and get my car checked out and potential repairs done, and I have to pack and hire more movers and keep badgering the leasing office about our apartment application because yeah, after a month we still have no idea whether we are getting the apartment or not.

I'm starting to really feel the anxiety set in. I had a to-do list and a shopping list and I have somehow managed to misplace them both. Now I'm utterly convinced that I'm forgetting something crucial, and will feel this way even after I have finished writing new lists. I have to visit all my friends one last time too but when will I even have the time?

I must breathe. I will end this post with three positive things:

1) I just wound down for the night by watching K-Pop Demon Hunters and it was actually really good. I'm not sure what I expected but I was thoroughly entertained and the soundtrack was all bangers.

2) I have gotten my first ever party planning gig, kind of. Those who know me well know that I love to plan parties, particularly themed parties, which is super ironic since I don't... actually really like to go to parties. But something about brainstorming fun ideas, hunting for and pricing and organizing decor and food and games and all the fun, unique, guest-pleasing ideas is something I really enjoy doing and always said I wish I could do professionally. A friend of Blair's came to me and said "Hey, Blair told me how much you love planning parties and how good you are at it, I would be happy to pay you to plan a Lord of the Rings themed birthday party for my boyfriend!" (I know what you're thinking, but it will not influence the workload I'm currently panicking over because it isn't until November.)

3) So far I'm still free of weird hormonal fuckery after getting my IUD removed, and I'm really hoping it stays that way.
southernmedicine: (chair)
Just got home from dinner.

Every year for my birthday and then again for his, my old roommate and I would go to Red Robin to take advantage of the free birthday burger. I was touched when he asked me when we were going to go, since we haven't really been in contact much since I moved out, but we went tonight and it was lovely. He and his new wife are doing very well, and we got to yapping so animatedly that before we knew it we had gone through eight baskets of fries and three hours had passed.

Did their request that I move really, really inconvenience my life? Yeah. Could they have talked to me about it months before they did, thereby giving me more time to save and prepare? Of course. But I do love them very much, and I will miss them.

They also brought me a birthday bag full of snacks and sweets, so I'm gonna sit here muchin' while I play my silly little dog game.
southernmedicine: (yelena)
IUD removal went off without a hitch, despite my anxiety. I was torn between getting a replacement while I was there and just removing it and leaving it. I don't need birth control anymore seeing as my long-term committed relationship is now with another woman, but I was (and still am) concerned with "hormone crash" as my body struggles to return to baseline and balance itself.

I'm going through a really stressful time already with this cross-country move, so I was fretting over the possibility of mood swings, worsening anxiety and depression. I also don't want to gain a bunch of weight or, like, end up with a pizza for a face. I was up very late last night trying to read up on it and found a whole reddit thread of people who are really happy to have had theirs removed; some did experience that crash, but most swear that they started losing weight more easily, experienced better moods, less brain fog and fatigue, and ultimately were just better off.

So, I'm optimistic. I trust my partner to provide patience and understanding if things go south, but my fingers are crossed for a relatively smooth transition.
southernmedicine: (moonchaser)
Today when I went downstairs I was informed that a nephew and his son would also be moving into this house, and staying "for a couple of months."

G o d.

That makes me, my cousin, his wife. Her sister, sister's husband, their nephew, and his son. Seven people. These newcomers are also from the Philippines and also do not have much English, bringing it up to four out of six roommates that I cannot effectively communicate with. It's a little stressful, but at least when I am home I spend nearly every minute shut up in my room, and I am leaving in just a little over a month anyway.

To be clear, I have zero problem with more members of their family being here and I have less than zero problem with people who don't have much English; the in-laws try their best and I have even been working with them a little to pick up a handful of words so that we can at least exchange pleasantries.

What is stressful is how much smaller the house feels all the time, how many people I have to share a bathroom with (five of us in one bathroom now) and how much noisier and more chaotic it's about to be. I also don't necessarily feel super comfy leaving my room unlocked and unattended when there is a teenaged boy I don't know hanging around, bored, while I'm at work all day. I do not automatically think ill of anyone, but I have a lot of triggers associated with people going into my room when I'm not home and looking through my stuff (thanks mom).

So I dunno. We'll see how it goes. I'm sure that because I have so much work to do and wish that time would slow down, it's sure to move ahead even faster, so there is that.

To prepare for watching the new Final Destination: Bloodlines I am re-watching all the others. It's been a fun blast from the past, if somewhat sobering to realize that the first one came out twenty five years ago.

I've been trying really hard to read more, because I need to, I want to, and I also want to donate more of my books to the local library before I move. I'm about halfway each done with Jennifer Government by Max Barry and How I Learned To Snap by Kirk Read. I'm enjoying both, but neither are books I feel I need to read more than once (which exactly the selection I've tried to line up, on account of only wanting to donate books I don't wanna keep, obviously!).

Super delighted to hear that, according to the ACLU, more than five million people attended No Kings protests across the country. My girlfriend attended her local protest with her sister and brother-in-law, and I'm so proud of her, not only for going but for being the kind of person who gets really fired up about justice, equality, and humanity in general. I was concerned about her, because I am a veteran protester myself, but all the protests I have ever attended have been in Los Angeles which... is a wildly differing environment from her little Midwestern college town. I stopped by my own local protest for a bit, but it was badly organized, and plagued with anti-protest visitors waving Trump flags and throwing trash at protesters. Very disheartening, but I live in one of those rare deep red pockets that is unfortunately rife with Trumpers, Teslas, and pro-ICE rhetoric, so it wasn't too surprising if I'm honest. I had to leave when I recognized one of the flag wavers as a patient from work.

DnD tomorrow though, that'll be fun.
southernmedicine: (all things considered)
Man. Every time I write my to-do list and then cross some things off, I've got to re-write it with more items than were on it originally.

But! I have reserved a spot with a good moving company for my moving day. I've scheduled the appointment to get my IUD removed. I've got a second job offer, so now I get to choose between the two. I've got all my bills paid for the month, and I've canceled and put on hold several subscriptions (Netflix, Coursera). I visited Duke today! He's doing very, very well.

I have a lot to do but I feel productive all the same. I wish I had time for creative stuff. I barely have time to do any reading (mostly in the bath) or for watching things. I can't wait until this move is over, but at the same time I need time to slow down a little, because I still have so much I need to do.

Hope everyone's doing well.
southernmedicine: (chair)


I love this dude. Blair sent me one of his videos and I liked it so much I started watching all of them. They're all quite short, too. So if you have ten minutes to learn about interesting things in a tongue-in-cheek humorous way, give it a watch (or listen).
southernmedicine: (moonchaser)
Confession: I literally forgot, until today, that I have a Fandom Trumps Hate fic to write. Wooooow, Cass. It's a good thing we have until December to finish, innit? My life went into complete upheaval and I literally just forgot. That's a bad look. On the bright side, the person I'll be writing for is super cool and sweet and the request is definitely something I'm really interested in, so it won't be difficult at all to get into it once I can find some time and space to concentrate on something other than the cost and the logistics of my upcoming move. And hey, for all I know, my new apartment will provide me with the perfect comfortable space to really dig in and focus up.

Happy Pride! I always felt good having my birthday during Pride Month, and for the start of it coinciding with my birthday week. I'm going to do something to treat myself every day this week. Today, on Day 1, got a bag of goodies from 85 Bakery (which I am really, REALLY going to miss).

At the time of writing this it is now technically tomorrow, as it is 2:44AM. So, once I wake up, for Day 2 I'm going to go have a huge breakfast at this cool local hole in the wall called Cowboy Surfer Grill. The decor is equal parts surfer, cowboy, and Irish, for some reason.

In more unfortunate news, my friend Jess texted me to let me know that our mutual friend Sam was found collapsed in her bathroom by her husband and taken to the hospital, where she proceeded to have multiple seizures. There's a mass on her spine that she will have surgery to remove, they just aren't sure when. Last I heard, she's coherent and awake and close to being her usual cheerful self, just a little out of it and scared. I'm going to find time to go visit. It will mean spending many long hours on the freeway, but seeing Sam - and seeing Jess too - will be well worth it.
southernmedicine: (fist bump)
Good: I found a dollar on the ground today.

Better: My final Disneyland day was yesterday, and honestly it was a really good day. It was very hot, but I managed to get on tons of rides, all my faves more than once. I wandered around, enjoyed the vibes, took a bunch of nice photos, did some things I don't normally do often simply because it was my last chance to do so, and just. I don't know. It was a really nice day. A good final visit.

Best: Last week I had sent an email to the owner of a massage clinic in Wisconsin, where I'll be moving to, and we connected over the phone. I wasn't expecting an actual interview, I was just going to ask a couple of questions, but he ended up giving me a full rundown and talking to me for over twenty minutes, and by the end of the call he said that he would be willing to take a chance on me without meeting me in person and that he would like to offer me a job. I was shocked, but elated. Holy shit, look at me go! I just need to make sure I can get my California license switched over (there are a ton of hoops for me to jump through) but he said that even if I can't get it done in time, I can apply for a six-month temporary license through the city, and that he will help me.
southernmedicine: (never again)
Not gonna lie, today was pretty shitty. You'd think it would be difficult to have such a bad day while at Disneyland, but here we are.

The first thing I saw this morning when I opened my eyes and checked my phone was a message from my girlfriend, telling me the leasing agent handling our apartment application said that to even start processing it, I will need an offer letter from an employer stating that they will hire me.

How am I supposed to do that? I don't live there yet. I can't do interviews. We have to turn in applications ASAP if we want even a hope of getting an apartment anywhere, but who is going to want to hire me two and a half months before I can even start working? No one!

I got to Disneyland late. When I did get here it was so hot and sunny that my phone kept overheating, crashing and turning itself off, so I couldn't capture pictures or video of anything I wanted to for like the first three hours. All the lines were insane. The first three rides I waited in line for decided to break down just as I was getting close to the front, after I had already wasted all that time waiting in the hot sun.

Normally if it's crowded, I'm usually okay to just vibe since I'm a pass holder, but today was my second to last opportunity to go before my pass blacks out and then I will be moving away, and it felt so frustrating to hardly be able to DO anything when I have like no time left.

I tried to implement something sweet and romantic for my girlfriend. When she came for Star Wars Nite, we were really excited to get to see the Star Wars fireworks over Batuu, but they ended up disappointing us by doing a projection show instead. I knew she had to get up kind of early for an appointment before work so I told her hey, I have a surprise, I can record it and show you later or if you think you can stay up fifteen more minutes, we can enjoy it together.

Of course, they started fifteen minutes late. She had to go, her meds were dragging her under and I had already kept her up past her bedtime, which I felt guilty for, for what turned out to be nothing. The fireworks did happen and I did record them for her, but god.

And I am dreading going to work tomorrow. The air conditioning was broken yesterday and it was MISERY. It got up to 80 degrees in the clinic hallways which means our tiny little massage rooms, where we are shut up for hours at a time with patients, doing hard physical labor, were three or four degrees hotter than that. I spent my whole shift suffering, completely soaked through with sweat, thirsty the whole time because I could not drink enough water to stay hydrated.

It's supposed to be ten degrees hotter tomorrow, because we're experiencing dumbass weather, so if the AC is still broken I don't even want to think about what that will mean for how miserable my shift will be. But think about it have been, and think about it I will continue to do.

As well as the notion that we might not get this wonderful apartment we need and want so badly.

This has been a vent.
southernmedicine: (bode blaster)
Haven't had a ton to report. I've just been chuggin' along.

Today, Blair visited the leasing office of our favorite apartment option, after we'd been unable to schedule a showing for so long. Not only did she see the place, she loved it. It's everything we want. We can afford it. They gave her an application, told us that as of right now no one else is looking at the unit we want, so if we apply ASAP and are approved we basically have our pick.

We spent hours filling that goddamn thing out. I know some of y'all know how trying apartment applications are. We submitted it, along with a package of all the documents needed, so now we just wait! I'm excited. I'm happy. But I don't want to get my hopes up just yet.

I'm not doing much else besides working, hanging out at home, apartment hunting, and looking forward to the next thing. I do have a Disneyland day tomorrow. My second-to-last visit, before my pass blacks out for the summer and then I gotta move.

Caught up with The Last Of Us (god) and am still trying hard to catch up with Andor.

I'm pretty proud of myself. I have been getting lots of really kind comments on the two drabbles I wrote for [community profile] seasonsofdrabbles. I do feel like I did a pretty good job this time around, so I'm really happy people like my little ditties!
southernmedicine: (chair)
Man, I've had a day.

Yesterday it was ungodly hot, and of course, they don't run the AC here either (thought I would escape that hell when I moved out of my old roommate's house? NOPE!) and so at night, my room was upward of 80 degrees and it was almost impossible to sleep. I had to get up at 8am to catch my train to Los Angeles, and I ended up with maybe three hours of sleep under my belt by the time my alarm went off.

I could have postponed it. I didn't. I knew it was going to be hot today too, and I didn't want to be stuck in this house. I'm glad I went. It was in the low 90's walking around in LA, but it was 100 degrees here where I live, so I can only imagine how hellish the house must have been, especially upstairs. It was rough out there, it was damned hot, but it would have been worse if I had stayed.

And I had fun!

I love taking public transit in LA, I know that might sound odd. I love riding the trains. I love lookin' at the maps and navigating. I like tapping my little card on the scanner. Plus it's cheap! I zipped all around LA for roughly 10 hours and it cost me all of five bucks.

My first stop was the Natural History Museum, with a short detour through the Rose Gardens. My main reason for wanting to visit the museum was that a wildlife photographer, Ronan Donovan, is someone I really admire. I love his work, especially with wolves. There's a wonderful documentary about them called Kingdom of the White Wolf, if you're into that sort of thing. There's an exhibit there, a gallery of his work and some educational material about wolves, their place in the ecosystem, and details about the particular wolves he had spent so much time tracking and documenting.

Other than that, man, the place is so big I got lost. I took SO many pictures. Dioramas, dinosaurs, gems and minerals. Then, of course, the gift shop. I do love a gift shop.

There was an exhibit about P-22, a famous mountain lion that lived in Los Angeles' Griffith Park and was one of the most-studied mountain lions in the area. He's widely known and beloved to the people of Southern California (the people of Los Angeles in particular, for obvious reasons). They had P-22 merch, and I couldn't help it, I bought a P-22 plushie and a shirt.

Next, I went to Little Tokyo. I got lunch, poked around in the shops, got myself some matcha softserve, and went shopping in not one, but two Japanese grocery stores. I was lucky enough to find the seasonal sakura green tea pocky, whee. It was very crowded today, people just standing around in huge groups everywhere trying to stay in the shade, and all the shops were so packed it was hard to move inside.

My last stop was The Last Bookstore, a really cool, indie book store. They have a vault, they have a rare books room, used books, new books, records, dvds and vhs and even cassette tapes. It's decorated in a really unique fashion and has several installations inside that have gone quite viral in the past. It's a big place, with a huge bottom floor and then a winding wooden staircase upstairs, an art gallery, and some shops that have been rented out by local artists selling their wares. It is a very cool place.

I don't know how I made it, sweating to death, walking and climbing stairs for hours and hours in the heat, on three hours of sleep, but I sure enough did it. I came home and took a cold bath, cold as the water could get, and now I'm downstairs with all the windows open waiting for it to hopefully cool off a little, at least enough to get some sleep, because I am exhausted. I'm so happy I don't have to do anything tomorrow (except for call my mom).
southernmedicine: (keep it to yourself)
I finished my submission for [community profile] seasonsofdrabbles a whole two days early. Who am I?

Watched Freaky Tales (mostly for Pedro Pascal, I'll be honest), Another Simple Favor, and now am starting Conclave, though I don't know how far I'll get tonight since it's nearly 2AM.

I popped into Trader Joe's after work to load up on goodies to lift my spirits. Man, I'm gonna miss Trader Joe's.

I'm going through a phase where I'm not sure if I'm tired, lazy, or depressed. There's a lot I want to do, but I drag my feet. I am tentatively making plans to catch the train to LA on Saturday to go see a Yellowstone wolf photography exhibit by a wildlife photographer called Ronan Donovan, who I am quite the fan of, which will only be shown through mid-June. I want to visit Little Tokyo also, and load up on snacks I won't have access to in a few months so that I can ship a big ol' box of them to Blair's place and fetch them when I arrive in Wisconsin. I want to eat at some of my favorite restaurants; the best curry is in Little Tokyo, mm-mm. But then I just think. Wouldn't it be way nicer if I slept all afternoon curled up comfortably in my bed and did nothing for a whole day?

Maybe it would. But that's neither here nor there. I have a funk to clamber out of.
southernmedicine: (yelena)
Just returned from seeing Thunderbolts* and can report that I enjoyed it very much.

No spoilers for the movie, I promise. I'll just say this: I appreciated a film taking the time to tackle the big themes that this one did, which I feel are very relevant in this day and age. I also found it interesting to track Yelena in particular from Black Widow, through Hawkeye, and into Thunderbolts*. She's remained very much the same person but has gone through many phases and changes, and I anticipate seeing how writers address this in fic!

I also got some poke and stopped by the Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory for one of my favorite treats, chocolate covered cheesecake on a stick. Cross those off my Farewell Tour list.
southernmedicine: (fist bump)
Happy May the 4th for all who celebrate.

My own day is off to a pretty rad start. Scored some good SW sales, was inspired by the reel posted by a voice actor I very much admire, and realized he liked my story.

Later: pizza, cake, and a special D&D session. Round out the day finishing up the remaining episodes of Andor that are out currently.
southernmedicine: (rebel phoenix)
Got back from my trip this evening, took a bath, and immediately fell asleep on my bed while trying to listen to some youtube. Man was I exhausted. Still am, honestly. Got out of bed to eat dinner, drink some water, and watch the new episode of The Last Of Us. Now I'm on the phone with Blair, keeping her company on her long drive home from the Minneapolis airport to her home in Wisconsin (roughly two and a half to three hours).

I'm tracking her on a weather map so I can tell her where all the rain and thunder and lightning is, it's kinda fun haha.

Anyway!

I'll itemize the trip, as I do.

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Short, but we packed a bunch of cool stuff, sweet moments, and amusing things into it. Now to re-set the countdown for July, when she will be back. <3
southernmedicine: (Default)
• Duke is in his new home. It was very hard.

My cousin's sister followed me outside and, with her very limited English, expressed to me that she does not know why her sister is sending Duke away to someone we don't know. She kept saying "I am sad. I am very sad. My heart hurts. I will miss him." This sweet seventy-something woman, on the other side of a language barrier, was expressing her grief to me as I took this family pet away. I tried to communicate that I was also very sad, and that I would miss him, too, and that I made sure that Duke would be going to a very good home where he would be safe and happy.

To those who missed it: I moved in here a little over a month ago. My cousins had inherited this dog from their deceased mother, and did not wish to keep him for very much longer. Cousin #2 told me that she was going to call the local animal shelter and "give him back" (this is the shelter he was initially adopted from eight years ago) and I said no, please don't do that, let me find a good home for him. Cousin #2 is the Filipino wife of Cousin #1, my blood relative. Cousin #2's sister and brother-in-law also live with us; these two do not have much English, and while they are very kind, they are difficult for me to communicate with.

I don't know how much she understood, but I hope she doesn't blame me, and that she understands that I also regretted the necessity of rehoming him.

It is the best possible home, I am certain of it. When I went to take him today, I learned that his new mom had already invested in new bowls, a chest full of a variety of brand new toys, new bedding, handsome new leash and collar, and more. She is patient and soft and kind. She re-arranged her entire schedule to be home with Duke for a solid week, because as she says, "I don't want him to be lonely or scared in a new house." When I left, she handed me an envelope containing a card she had prepared for me. Inside was a lovely message thanking me for letting her be Duke's new mom, and promising me that she would take good care of him and make sure he never wants for love and attention. She also included a $50 gift card to Olive Garden. What? She is a wonderful woman and I am very happy with my choice. I do miss him already, though. She said I can visit periodically, at least until I move to Wisconsin.




• Blair will be here in four days! I am SO excited to see her, and to get up to some fun things around SoCal. It's a relatively short trip; she arrives Wednesday and goes home Sunday, but that's enough time to have a nice experience. We're going to Star Wars Nite on Thursday night, Disneyland on Friday, and then on Saturday I'm taking her to La Brea Tar Pits, they Greystone Mansion, and Santa Monica Pier, then the beach. Hell, maybe we'll go on a nice date to the Olive Garden at some point, courtesy of Duke's new mom.

I have a lot to do. I have to do laundry, pack my bags, bring down all our cosplay stuff so I can make repairs on a few items and wash others. Clean out my car. Take a trip to my storage unit to store some things I've lazily just kept in the trunk.Gas up the car. Re-do the pins in my Ita bag for SW Nite. Back up and delete a bunch of photos and videos from my phone to make as much space as possible; my poor phone is consistently at like 97% capacity. T.T

We've got DnD tomorrow and I work Monday, so it'll all pretty much need to get done Tuesday.




• I've gotten back into this cute, silly little browser game called Furry Paws, where you raise, train, breed, and compete your dogs. Goals are to level up, gain fame, breed the most genetically sound pups possible, and help improve the gene pools of the game world at large through selective breeding and caring for your litters. I used to play it years and years ago. The game is over 20 years old now. Back in the day I was a top player, not to brag, so starting over completely has been really hard. Still, it's just as fun as I remember. Anyone know what this game is? Anyone play? Anyone want to? If so, let me know: I've got referral codes.
southernmedicine: (keep it to yourself)
Some friends and I were casually chatting, and one asked if any of us had ever read a series of books from ye olde times as kids; Goosebumps-adjacent horror for kids. Nope. Other friend asks if we've ever read a book called Wait Till Helen Comes. Also no, but I am intrigued by the premise. Turns out there's also a movie. Found said movie on Amazon and decided to give it a watch.

The credits roll, and Callum Keith Rennie's name pops up, grasps me by the shoulders, and Sparta-kicks me all the way back to the early 2000's when I first discovered Due South.

We are all connected, in the great circle of life.

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