#TMI-1

[mitigatingchaos]

Some Events You Just Never Forget

It was shortly after  breakfast on March 28, 1979 that I heard the sirens as Maryland State Police made their way onto campus and used their PA systems to alert us to be prepared to evacuate the area by heading South. Three Mile Island Reactor  TMI-2 was overheating, the possibilities were concerning (an understatement) and we were a mere 45 miles to the South.  Keep in mind 1979 . . .  no cell…

[bluestation]

nami day!! 🧡💐🍊

[carlyraejepsans]

when i was around 9 my family cat died and i was understandably upset about it. so a few days later in my elementary catholic class (italian thing. ask mussolini about it and then hang him again) i drew a picture of "what i thought heaven looked like". and what heaven looked like to me was god standing around with an arm around jesus' shoulders being like "and THEN my wonderful son did this..." with jesus looking visibly embarrassed, because that's how a good dad is supposed to act, while all the angels and souls of the departed sat at their feet looking impressed in their wings and haloes. various pets being among them, such as my cat, my grandpa's old dog etc, also behaloed and winged. except when i went to show my drawing to the teacher explaining my artistic thought process, she looked at it and went "nice. but animals don't go to heaven because they don't have souls like us."

i wish. oh how i wish every day of my life that i'd been the hypersensitive, quick-to-tears kid that would've undoubtedly triggered a whole class religious schism when my classmates found out why i was screaming and sobbing my eyes out. but alas, i just discarded her theological theory altogether. what a silly woman she was. she must've never had pets, otherwise she'd clearly know they DO have a soul. boy, was she gonna get a surprise when she got to heaven.

now that i think back on it, you have to laugh at the heartless, eye-opening cruelty of looking a grieving child in the eye and saying "sorry kid, little mina's not getting into heaven." what a succinct summary of catholicism. anyway, I'm not christian anymore.

[breawycker]

Happy birthday, Cass!

[silusvesuius]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z2NXAZqJ0-Y

[helenofblackthorns]

headcanoning that Sebastian did inherit Jocelyn's curly hair but he just straightens it constantly. like he brought his hair straightener to hell & everything

[witchlingcirce]

Simon has to be the MOST shippable character in the entire series likeeee

[songmingisthighs]

I'M LOYAL

said the bitch who simp over 8 different men

[okayclaryfray]

TSC characters as inaccurate memes I stumbled upon

Simon while dating Clary:

Jace:

Clary and Julian:

Clary telling Simon about kissing her brothers:

Dru about that aunt from England:

Clary around Jocelyn:

Anyone about Sebastian:

Jace:

[carelessflower]

Maryse this is between me Enough! and your son, I'll leave if he ask me to

[clockworkbee]

“There were only two kinds of people in the world for Valentine,” she said. “Those who were for the Circle and those who were against it. The latter were enemies, and the former were weapons in his arsenal. I saw him try to turn each of his friends, even his own wife, into a weapon for the Cause—and you want me to believe he wouldn’t have done the same with his own son?” She shook her head. “I knew him better than that.” For the first time, Maryse looked at him with more sadness than anger. “You are an arrow shot directly into the heart of the Clave, Jace. You are Valentine’s arrow. Whether you know it or not.”

—Maryse Lightwood, from City of Ashes (2008) by Cassandra Clare

[akq96618]

After some rewatch, I think there's one "never mentioned" theme from king-ohger. That's "grief".

Almost all of the ranger's behaviors (both good and bad) are trauma responses. I also want to yap about how Gira goes through 5 stages of grief in the first episode and how both Himeno and Jeramie achieve the "acceptance" stage but my english isn't good enough to explain.

Don't worry! I understands what u mean, my english ain't that good either,

I had a thought about this too, every single kings deals with grief and losing dearest one, gira with losing memories of his past and don't want to lose his orphanage family, racles losing gira and his parents, rita with karras, himeno and jeramie who lost both of their parents,kaguragi who saw iroki sacrified herself for toufu, and yanma with his oldman,

And despite all of what happened to them in the past, they choose to move forward and protect what they have now, that's why i love king ohger so much .

what connected himeno and jeramie on ep 46 isn't just grodie who have a deal with them and their parents', but the weight of grief they carried their whole life, and what decision should they take in the end,

until now i still don't get it when they said 'death is the beauty of life', yeah maybe it makes us value our life more, knowing that death awaits us, but is the pain of people who being left by their beloved one is really worth it?

or maybe it's just me who haven't reached 'acceptance' stage like jeramie and himeno

here's a gira scene that got me thinking the whole day

[dlstmxkakwldrlarchive]

(throwback) SHINee for CanCam Magazine August 2016 issue

[skettchyartendevours]

Hehehehehehe

I drew the six main Gobots as various neurodivergent creatures :]

[darcyolsson]

would i be crazy if i drew every tsc protagonist. there's only about 36 of them it will be fine (<- incorrect)

[hoe4hotchner]

No because TELL ME WHY I only just now found out that Kevin Magnussen used to be a brand ambassador for a company my uncle’s friend owns?!?!??!!?!!!!!!!!!

WHILE he was in F1