now i know i say something similar every other week. but i am reaching critical levels of down-badness and feel like if i see one more picture of this music-devouring entity my heart will give out 😳💖🎶
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I wish I could go to one of his parties. Always looks like the best time!
Also a good sign that Butch Cassidy is happening since Rege-Jean is there!!!
And just a reminder of how good Glen looked at his summer parties 🔥🥵
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Sketch of Chord and his siblings to get a better idea of how they resemble each other as a family
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sometimes i think jatp doesn't mean that much to me anymore and then i can't change my alarm tone to anything other than now or never
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I've watched Blue Beetle 3 times now and i think it might be one of my favorite movies? All the little details that are specific to Mexican American culture really warm my heart, and I'm delighted by how much my whole family enjoys the movie. It's not just because of the Mexican pop culture references either, it's also the themes of the movie that feel deeply informed by our culture and experiences. It feels really special to have a superhero movie that's for us.
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happy birthday job!
awww it's so sweet for the shrink to attend job's birthday party! i think these two are going to be friends for a long time :)
here's a better look at our birthday boy. he wants to work in medicine, possibly as penance for his role in spreading roach flu and killing his sister. might be kind of difficult without a college degree, but we'll see.
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¤ Ask game ¤
[Theme days]
[Family ask]
Kid f/o(s)
Backwards Day: What's something they're doing wrong but you don't want to correct it? And why don't you want to correct it?
Birthday: How old are they?
Star Wars Day: What is your child currently into? Do you guys share the same interests?
National Hug Your Cat Day: Have you given them a pet? If so what is it?
National Lost Sock Day: Has your child ever lost something that they cared about? How far did you go looking for it? Did you end up finding it?
Kid Inventors' Day: Have they ever tried to make something? Was it good?
Buy a Musical Instrument Day: Do they have any hobbies they enjoy doing like music or art?
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Sibling f/o(s)
Boxing Day: If you two were to fight each other in a boxing ring who would win? (Get it? Heh.)
Homestuck day: Do you guys ever play games together?
Valentine's Day: Do either of you have a crush? and how often does the other person make fun of you for it? Or are they your leading wig man? Or both?
National hugging day: How do you guys show affection to each other?
International Talk Like A Pirate Day: Which one of you would actually celebrate this?
No "L" Day: When you guys compete with each other who usually wins? (I don't care if that's not what it means)
National Nothing Day: What do you guys normally do on a uneventful day?
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Parent f/o(s)
New Year's day: How crazy do they go for events? Either with making or just being in them.
National Pizza Day: Do they know how to cook or do they usually order out?
Ferris Wheel Day: Have they ever brought you anywhere fun?
420 day: Are they HIP with the memes?
Please Take my Children to Work Day: Do they have a job? Would they ever take you to their job?
International Goof Off Day: Do you guys share any inside jokes with each other?
Cut the cord day: Are you related or was it adoption?
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SOME headcanons I've seen about Gerry's childhood rely on the idea that 20th century Ireland was uniquely uncivilised and uncaring. Some people will pretend his childhood was this entirely loveless and emotionally barren landscape and like yeah he's a queer kid growing up in a practical theocracy but despite the thrall of Catholicism, the unchecked power of predatory priests over children, the mother and baby homes like in Tuam, etc etc, Ireland wasn't a wasteland of horrible, compassionless people at the time. I think Gerry cannot have grown up in the environment he did unscathed. Of course he has trauma. But to characterise his childhood as uniquely abusive and loveless feels very. It draws upon very outdated and xenophobic ideas of the Irish experience that I thought were put to bed at the turn of the century.
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speaking of on earth we're briefly gorgeous, I think one of the moments that stuck out to me the most was the scene where little dog is with his mom at the nail salon, and she's working on a customer who's in hysterics about the death of her little girl, and his mom keeps offering her condolences until she realizes the customer is talking about a horse. and then after the customer leaves, she shouts "a fucking horse! I was ready to go to her daughter's grave with flowers!" it's a very funny moment, a moment of joy and laughter amidst all of the trauma this family has had to endure. the thought of having enough money to own a horse and mourn its death like it was one of their children is such a ridiculous and unthinkable concept to this impoverished family that they can't help but laugh together.
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