picklebrinedgoblinmind
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I won't lie, the first half a second I thought this was gonna be someone throwing themselves down the stairs because they didn't want to deal with their 7 children anymore.
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Every time we let the kiddo (almost 3) get a piece of her Halloween candy, she chooses one for everyone else in the house. She asks me if each person will like what she chose for them, and finds something else if not, before she hands them out. Every day I'm amazed by her selflessness and capacity for kindness.
Toddlers are so pure. She doesn’t understand that we help her with certain things because she’s little. She thinks that everyone just helps each other like that. So she tries to blow on my food and cut it up for me and tries to help me put on my shoes.
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to be perfectly honest. i don't care if it is cheesy or cliched or idealistic. i like stories where the core of it is about kindness, the warmth we can offer others and the gentleness we receive in return. maybe the moral of the story IS love triumphs. it better fucking be
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ITS SO CUTE WHEN THEYRE CHATTING IN FRONT OF THE BARN
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my beloved wife that i just met
— (hayden)
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loud cartoonish gulp
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I think we all need some soup right now. Reblog to give prev a bowl of their favourite soup.
#khao soi is my faaaaave#but I love all soup#currently enjoying a cup of gumbo from work#what soup can I bring you?
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NO WAY
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oh that's not wine in my glass that's balsamic vinegar
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god grant me the strength to write my weird porn, the serenity to write my weird porn and the wisdom to write my weird porn
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Last season, our Brennan, Izzy, and Erika episode brought the house down with its nerdiness & horniness. Brace yourselves for part 2 of the franchise. God bless BrIzErika. 🫡⚔️🍑
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this isn't going to happen but it WOULD be very funny
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If you aren't listening to worlds beyond number you are missing out like no one has ever missed out before.
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get in babe we're 30 year old women we're having formative experiences that our teenage years denied us
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This is the only day you can reblog this
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i have understood so many things about online leftist culture by the fact that when i said "your local community has people you will morally and politically disagree with but you cannot lock them out of accessing any tangible service you’re organising" one of the tags responding said "this isn’t about proshippers in here you’re not welcome" like. folks. focus with me. some of us are homeless here.
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Igloo City in Cantwell, Alaska. The exterior was built with the intention of starting a hotel in the 1970s, but they couldn't get it up to code and never finished the interior.
Novelty architecture: a type of building in which structures are designed as familiar shapes such as characters, animals, food, clothing items or household objects. Each one is usually kitschy, gaudy, and eye-catching. This style is also known as ‘mimetic,’ ‘programmatic’ or 'duck' architecture.
Leamington, Ontario's big tomato, circa 1961, is a classic example of this type of building. While it served as a tourist information booth for six decades, water damage and mold forced it to close in 2019. For 5 years, it sat deteriorating. In 2024, the Leamington council approved a restoration project, stating that the tomato is “representation of the area’s rich history and culture." The tomato's days are not over yet.
I've included a few more then + now views of novelty architecture: An owl cafe in New Mexico, a sombrero restaurant in South Carolina, a shoe house in Pennsylvania, an elephant in New Jersey, a big orange in Florida and an airplane-gas-station in Tennessee. Each of these buildings are alive, well and open for business. Most, if not all, have had ongoing restoration efforts and have all been lovingly cared for over the years.
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hey guys so apparently the boss baby was based off a book
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