January 31st, 2023
Late nights are ahold of me just like they always used to. I’ve often wondered how people can consciously slam their wrecking ball selves into your life, and manage to swing right on back with that much more momentum. Ready for another blow.
Well the pieces are shattered on the ground now. There’s nothing left to take another swing at here, you’ll have to go knocking into someone else’s life now.
Maybe out of these pieces I’ll make a mosaic. Can’t seem to fit them together into any visible image just yet. But, one day I just might.
I hang on to the hope there’s more light at the end of this tunnel. I just need the strength to get myself there. I thought I found safety here, and thought I would be the one to destroy it. Turns out the monsters aren’t always under your bed, some times, they can be right in front of you and you don’t perceive it as a threat.
That’s the challenging part. Now I see you. Yet all of my love for you is still there. A love I have to slowly rid myself of and safely create distance for my own self preservation. Wasn’t it so much easier before our lives became so entangled? All lost to someone who so easily, needlessly and carelessly rid you from theirs.
Now I’m left with the pieces. I can’t help but just continue to stare at them in wonder of what to do with them. Each time I pick one or two up, I’m left with blood on my hands.
Maybe I’ll make a mosaic. Though for now, all I’m making is a bloody mess.
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It's always, like, mildly annoying when people see a het trans couple and go "all that work just to be straight?" like... one, you don't know if they're straight and two, trans people don't owe you a queer sexuality to "make up" for the fact we're trans. Transhet people aren't a subtype of trans people, they're members of the trans community, and the queer one if they so desire!
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And then I proceeded to fail to be normal for an ENTIRE YEAR.
Thanks for being such an amazing fandom, easily the best one I've had the pleasure to be a part of! <3
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a friend of mine got me a copy of Office 2007 bc i wanted to see how well Word 2007 holds up compared to the version you get in Office 365. i haven't had much time to really fuck around with 2007, but, so far, it's just kind of a straight improvement from 365?
even ignoring the fact that Word 2007 isn't a subscription service (and is therefore superior to 365 by default), it's almost exactly the same as 365 but with a cleaner UI, better performance, and slightly fewer features. and it's not even missing anything important! i do actually use some of Word's more technical tools for my job, but it still has all the shit i need. mostly it just doesn't have all those annoying redundant features that do exactly the same thing as something else but a little different, so if you want to turn them off, you have to turn them off twice.
the only feature 2007 seems to genuinely lack is a proper dark mode, but, like, that's not a big deal. i can just invert my screen colors. i've been pulling that trick on light-mode-only programs since at least 2008. i'll live.
oh yeah, have i mentioned that it runs better? because it runs better. a lot better, actually. i have several 30-some page documents with literally hundreds of tracked changes that 365 really struggles with unless i have simple markup mode on. legit, it gets unstable and lags like a motherfucker until i tell it that it doesn't have to display the tracked changes anymore. i open the same file on Word 2007, and it stumbles a bit, loads shit in, and then it's fine.
god, like the whole time i've used Word 365, attempting to copy text from an equation would reliably cause the program to freeze for a good minute or so before either crashing or coughing up a canned error message about not having enough memory. 2007 doesn't do that. it just copies the damn equation. tf
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i hate it when people will like have no ships right they'll not include a ship in anything but will also like. delete the entire relationship too. like look here's a hyperspecific example that only i care about
venti and the traveler (aether in my case) are a ship that exists. i like aeventi a good bit. some people dont and thats cool. but venti and the traveler are also FRIENDS. they canonically care about each other a good bit, theres text and voicelines and cutscenes that like prove this 70 times over. and i find sacrificing that bit of canon just because you dont view them romantically odd
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EMERGENCY
does anyone have an idea what you can do when your word document is supposed to be autosaved to onedrive but the last version they give you is missing several hours of work? is there a way of getting all these missing words back?
i'm genuinely freaking out right now, word apparently didn't save 6 hours of work on an essay that is due tomorrow.
if anyone has any ideas at all, please tell me!!
thank you <3
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It was never rotten work to me ; You were never rotten work. Not to me
KR 9:42pm
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2157.
anyway I've decided
a year from now
360 something poems
can't remember if it is
or if it isn't a leap year
but a year from now
however many poems
I will have enough Latvian
to write a poem in it
and if it isn't very good
well
sometimes my English
ain't that great
neither
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Day 55: A passage from a book that has touched you
So, truth be told: I don't read a lot. Last year I finished Somewhere Out There: My Animated Life by Don Bluth, The Stranger by Albert Camus, and some of the Unedited Journals of Sylvia Plath. This year I haven't started anything. Nothing really gets to me the way poetry does, but I guess putting a poem here wouldn't technically be a passage from a book.
Frankenstein is one of my favorite books, and a lot of the narrative text is so thoroughly based in British Romanticism with the way it captures the essence of what nature is. I read it almost a decade ago, though, so my memory is spotty. Truthfully, there was so much of it that I don't remember a passage in particular, but after (admittedly) Googling quotes from it, this one encapsulates everything I love about it:
“Dear mountains! My own beautiful lake! How do you welcome your wanderer? Your summits are clear; the sky and lake are blue and placid. Is this to prognosticate peace, or to mock at my unhappiness?” -Victor Frankenstein
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my mom died a year ago
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1. “Books -where if people suffered, they suffered in beautiful language, not in monosyllables, as we did in Kansas”
– I Wonder as I Wander: An Autobiographical Journey, 1956
2. “My soul has grown deep like the rivers.”
-The Negro Speaks of Rivers, 1920
3. “Let the rain kiss you. Let the rain beat upon your head with silver liquid drops. Let the rain sing you a lullaby.”
-”April Rain Song”
4. “Hold fast to your dreams, for without them life is a broken winged bird that cannot fly.”
– Montage of a Dream Deferred, 1951
5. “Ever’thing there is but lovin’ leaves a rust on yo’ soul. An’ to love sho ‘nough, you got to have a spot in yo’ heart fo’ ever’body – great an’ small, white an’ black, an’ them what’s good an’ them what’s evil – ‘cause love ain’t got no crowded-out places where de good ones stay an’ de bad ones can’t come in. When it gets that way, then it ain’t love.”
– Not Without Laughter, 1930
6. “7 x 7 + love = An amount Infinitely above: 7 x 7 – love.”
– The Collected Poems, 1995
7. “…the only way to get a thing done is to start to do it, then keep on doing it, and finally you’ll finish it,….”
– The Big Sea, 1940
8. “Frosting
Freedom
Is just frosting
On somebody else’s
Cake–
And so must be
Till we
Learn how to
Bake.”
– The Panther & the Lash, 1926
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oh my god it's kevin o'clock oh my god oh my god oh my god
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Also my phone keeps autocorrecting triduum to residuum and I KNOW I'm an abysmal speller but also like. This says something about me and idk how to feel abt that
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