#but a dsh

[tethered-heartstrings]

pet challange (easy), take a guess!

kitchen counter gremlin

[tsukk1]

more puppyama & catsukki

[lenjaminmacbuttons]

i figured out why so much of the labru fanart ive been seeing looked so familiar

[minty-bunni]

If you go with the halfas not needing o breathe or have their hearts pumping 24/7 idea:

Danny in the tv show is the exact type of person that would play dead in order to prank Dash and you can not change my mind.

I don't mean pretending to be nonresponsive, I mean full on flopping to the floor and stopping his heart and breathing when Dash is in the middle of beating him up in some secluded area of the school. Let Dash believe he just killed Danny only to have Danny show up like nothing happened the next day.

[garadinervi]

dom Sylvester Houédard, Typestract 140763, 1963 [Richard Saltoun Gallery, London. © dom Sylvester Houédard]

Exhibition: Sylvester Houédard: Typestracts, Curated by Andy Hunt, Richard Saltoun Gallery, London, May 26 – July 14, 2017

Catalogue: Dom Sylvester Houédard, Monograph, Edited by Andrew Hunt and Nicola Simpson, Richard Saltoun Gallery / Ridinghouse, London, 2017

[dogtorari]

I love them so much!

[the-adventures-of-dave]

In the US, most rescues don't require that the cat goes outside, but almost every cat rescue I've ever seen supports TNR/"""community cats""". They use their revenue to lobby (aka bribe politicians) for laws like the one they're currently attempting in California: to exempt cats from animal abandonment laws. As someone who works in bird conservation I absolutely don't want my donations or adoption fees supporting that sort of nonsense, but I've never encountered a rescue that DOESN'T support it, which is immensely frustrating.

Exempting cats from animal abandonment laws seems pretty counterintuitive…. Don’t those rescues want cats to be in loving homes? Like even if TNR was helpful, surely they realize living in a home is better than roughing it on the streets? What a bizarre point of view.

It does seem to be the same here in Canada though, with rescues and TNR programs being connected like that. I wouldn’t want my money to fund programs like that either, especially if they’re lobbying for changes in laws like that. It doesn’t seem to benefit anyone— bird, cat, human, or otherwise.

[jerejerejere]

[noodlebutts]

Please forgive me if this is a question you're tired of hearing 😅 I am not much in the cat community so I don't know if this is an exhausted point. I was just wondering if the stereotype of Siamese cats being super vocal is true?

Yes. Live in fear. The first 18 months of Zuko's time with us was full of yells and suffering. You can hear it outside your house, they will outlast you, the only answer is to reach a compromise with a cat. If you are not prepared to be held hostage by a cat, DNI

[optimisticrunawaygalaxy]

WHAT BHGHSNDGJNGANHUEGAG?S??SDH?S?DH?????SDGNAGD

HJGPPF

[youngerfrankenstein]

FEH feeding my “Duscur is a tundra” headcanons…

[bellshazes]

whenever ppl compliment my bdubs voice in writing its so fucking easy. just go crazy for three years watch even his most unwatchable videos* such that every time you get mildly hungry the ghost of bdubs appears at your metaphorical shoulder and says IM A STARVIN BABY BOY at full volume. no problem

[vispoarchive]

dsh (Dom Sylvester Houédard) - 1964

[kingcriccket]

i have a cat now

[garadinervi]

Dom Sylvester Houédard: FrOg pOnd plOp, Edited by Ananda Pellerin and Hannah Lack, «Faith In Arts» 6, Atelier Éditions, Los Angeles, CA / Black Mountain College Museum + Arts Center, Asheville, NC / Lisson Gallery, London, 2024, Edition of 500

Texts: Nicholas Logsdail, Ananda Pellerin, Nicola Simpson, and Dom Sylvester Houédard

[jehan-d-art]

// mentions of mental health struggle, depression, dsh/deliberate self harm

I've been a Shawol for roughly twelve years and two days ago, at KCon Frankfurt/Germany, I finally got to see one of them live for the first time.

I was so, so scared to travel there all on my own but it was worth it in the end. I have social anxiety and yet it was almost easy to talk to so many strangers because it was so obvious how strong our shared joy about seeing Key was - it was especially wonderful to see how diverse Shawols actually are, there were so many people of different genders and ages, who had travelled from all kinds of places all over the world just to see Key.

Speaking of fellow people who love SHINee, I've met so many wonderful people, some of whom I've only met by chance at a different festival not even a month ago - I had my Shating Star with me which was how they spotted me and came to talk to me in the first place. So, in a way, I've met these two kind people also through SHINee. I am so thankful these two people were okay with me spending the day with them on Sunday at KCon.

Then, we attended the Shawol meeting and I was so very touched by how quickly I was able to give away my handmade bracelets (I had made roughly around sixty of them, most of them were SHINee-themed with all five members' respective colors and of course, in little sections of five beads per section, I designed the Key-themed bracelets in a similiar way and last but not least, I've also made a few bracelets with some of my personal favourite ones of Key's solo songs.)

I received so many gifts - I am still stunned by someone just having gifted me two whole Key albums as freebies, thank you once again. It was so, so nice to talk to so many people, some of whom I've even known online for some time at this point.

Then, of course, there was someone I was hoping to meet (for the first time aka in pserson) and we did meet up during the Shawol meeting. Somehow, we even found each other after Key's performance and we were both so overwhelmed. We hugged and kept talking and talking and talking some more. Funnily enough, as a group of six people, we ended up having dinner together at a nearby restaurant later on and only parted ways when we really had to get back to our respective means of transportation.

I am now looking at my selfharm scars on my upper arms, right under and next to my SHINee tattoos and I'm tearing up again. Some of these scars are recent ones, from last month. I went for a sleeveless outfit on Sunday regardless, which I usually hate doing. My scars are barely visible, yet I don't want people to see them and immediately jump to conclusions about me, why I have these scars and what they could mean.

The thing is I do not want to die, I am glad to be alive. I am glad to have met all these wonderful people. I am glad to have gotten the chance to see Key live and to hear his music, to see him dance and to see how much he loves music and to share it with others.

I, too, want to keep sharing my art, meaning my writing, with others. I, too, want to keep on living and to experience so much more even if sometimes life gets hard and everything seems really, really dark and hopeless.

Most of all, I want to get older and experience more, even if I'm scared of doing whatever it might be at first.