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Dress

1805

The Metropolitan Museum of Art

While dresses of this era tend to be monochromatic solid white, this dress shows how colorful embroidery could be used to create lively decoration.

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This one is for all the siblings out there.. My condolences.

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Real talk why does social interaction feel like you’re trying to get a good grade in being a person

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Sidequests! I got yer sidequests here! meeeeow!

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If anyone wanted the recipes from today's entry:

Paprika Hendl

Mamaliga

Impletata

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🦆 Quack~✨

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when doctors ask if i have any history of cancer in my family and i have to say that yes my grandmother had 2 types of gastrointestinal cancer and they're like oh wow okay so we'll keep an eye out for that but i'm like no it was probably just all the nuclear radiation and they're like ok hm ok what the fuck do you mean and it's very weird seeing the look on american doctors' faces when you have to explain to them that believe it or not atomic bombs were dropped on this earth 2 generations ago and it did have consequences

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"i don't like rap" "i don't like country" "i don't like jazz" "i don't like disco" OPEN YR EARS & YR HEART!!!! YOU'RE DOING IT WRONG!!!!

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#borzoi

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Art Nouveau brooch, 1900, Austria.

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A little work in progress as I fuss through Dracula daily. Mina and Lucy, together at last. 🩷🩵

#lucy westenra #mina harker #dracula daily #mina murray #re dracula #watercolor #art wip #wip

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disabled people who can't drive no one understands us

abled people don't understand the idea that you just...can't drive! that we have to rely on public transit or other people just to leave our houses! it's an isolating feeling, especially when you have to go through applications just to use the disabled transit programs.

my mom's been trying to convince me to drive again, I was practicing around covid time and ended up giving up because we couldn't find time and I was tired of it. but now she keeps going "oh but you drove in the past!!" and blocking my explanations of why I don't want to.

but this isn't meant to be a vent, it's to support my point.

I told her I'm photosensitive and her response was that she is too but it's "gotten better with age" which sure, but if I can't keep my eyes open as a passenger, do we really want me on the road? if I have a neurological condition that makes my feet freeze up, do we want me to use the pedals? and don't even suggest hand controls, my hands are even worse. and god forbid I learn to drive and then don't get medically approved to drive.

but for some reason, these are seen as excuses.

so if you've ever gone through this, i completely understand and get it. i don't enjoy relying on others but it's what we have to do.