today i opened my fridge and really looked at my grape juice for the first time
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The Palmyra Spectator, Missouri, July 31, 1929
*coats my entire body in chocolate magic shell and stands very still outside in the cool night until it hardens *
*when i move again, the chocolate coating cracks at my knees and elbows, wrists, the joints of all my fingers, the creases between my thighs and my abdomen. the chocolate begins to melt against my skin as my blood flows back to the surface and i let the chocolate shell slough off my body in sweet thin pieces. it’s nothing at all like a reptile shedding its skin. more like if trees had to shed their bark to grow*
*coats my entire body in chocolate magic shell and stands very still outside in the cool night until it hardens *
We got approved to adopt Timmy!! Unfortunately, we won’t be able to until July, because we’re on vacation for the rest of June starting tomorrow. But we went to see him one last time before we went today. And if he gets a home before we could take him home, all the better 😊 I hope he gets to be apart of our family though. He’d fit right in. ❤️
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I had a bad day today….but at least there’s always unicorns! c:
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The babies are growing like weeds. I’m curious to know what colors they will all turn out to be.
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me coming into work when i been having negative thoughts all night
me to myself: hey dude do you think you can stop being weird and fucked up for just one second
myself, dribbling my own blood into a novelty wine glass from the dollar tree that says “everything’s fine after a glass of wine… or two!” as part of a self healing/purification potion i found on the internet even though I don’t believe in magic: take a wild fucking guess pal!
the wealthiest billionaires are only billionaires because they do not fully pay for the labor of the billions of people who are working in destitution and poverty under said billionaires rule.
in many cases laborers, slaves, are not even paid a cent for the work that the capitalists gain unimaginable luxury from. billions of people die in these capitalists’ names, and it’s considered business as usual.
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