#grandparents love

[heavenboy09]

Happy Grandparents 😊 👴👵 Day to All Of The Older and Wiser Generation Of The Family Who 👪 Have Lived and Seen Pretty Everything there is To Know. But With Age comes Wisdom. Not Every One can do so. But those who can. Are Simply

The Elderly Wise Folks of History and Lineage

Take Care Of Your Grandma 👵 and Grandpa 👴 for they can help guide your Future by Teaching You Their Past.

And When It Is Time For Them To Go Into The Eternal Light Up In The Sky

You Must Always Know. That their Wisdom and Hopes and Dreams Will Live On. As Long As You Keep Their Spark Alive.

Within You ❤

To All Those Who Have a Grandparent & Those Will Miss Their's Very Much So Like Myself 😢

I say to you all

Happy Grandparents Day 👵👴👵🏻👴🏻👵🏼👴🏼👵🏽👴🏽👵🏾👴🏾👵🏿👴🏿

This is for you Grandma 👵 ❤ 🥺 I miss you 😘 💗 💓 😢

#HappyGrandParentsDay #GrandparentsDay #grandparentsday2024 #grandparents #grandparentslove

[anotherpapercut]

just had an absolutely sickening conversation with a 20 year old I work with wherein I had to impress upon her that her and her friends need to be extremely cautious going to the gay clubs right now with increasing attacks happening. make sure any very young, very newly adult queer people in your life know that we're a family and community and part of that is being willing to fight for your siblings lives if they're under attack. even if it's a person you despise, you stick up for your family and they will stick up for you. we are all we have. the cops refuse to help, and so do most people outside the community. we cannot survive without each other

[poorly-drawn-mdzs]

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[marzipanandminutiae]

quotes by Victorians about the 1920s view of their generation's women

"We are frequently told that the Victorian woman...generally behaved like a pampered and neurotic infant. This is all moonshine. I do not think that I ever saw a woman faint before I came to London in 1869, and not often after then...they enjoyed a hearty laugh, and a good many of them a contest of wits with any man." -Nineteenth Century, a Monthly Review, 1927 (written by a man born in 1850)

"What queer ideas the girl of 1929 has about the Victorian period- they are not a bit true...Marriage was by no means the end and aim of our existence. Oxford and Cambridge claimed quite a few of us after school days were over. We had great ideas about 'life' and what it all might mean to us." -St. Petersburg Times, 1929 (written by a woman born in 1853)

"True, debutantes were chaperoned at balls. But that fact did not prevent them from dancing as frequently as they chose with their favorite partners. The idea that girls in the Victorian era spent their days sewing seams and practicing scales is another fallacy." -Gettysburg Times, July 1, 1927 (quote from the Dowager Lady Raglan, Ethel Jemima Somerset, who lived from 1857 to 1940)

[expobazzar]

Fun ways to celebrate Grandparents' Day 2022

Looking for entertaining ideas to honour grandparents in 2022? Look nowhere else! Get motivated by our imaginative suggestions for enhancing this day for your cherished grandparents. There are many ways to express your love and gratitude for the people who have always been there for you, from personalised presents to outdoor activities and online festivities. Make 2022's Grandparents' Day one to remember!

[noxcheshire]

Back at it again with my Danny is mom coded au’s, but this time it’s because of Clockwork that he suddenly has a whole ass teenage kid.

Clockwork had been bored or maybe he was playing a game against an opponent, or even lost a bet, whatever it was, he stepped in right as Jason was searching for his biological mother.

The DNA that would have registered itself as one Sheila Haywood, confirming Jason’s mother, glitched a terrible green across the screens of the batcomputer.

In those few moments of chaos Jason’s heart beat rapidly as he tried to figure out why the computer wasn’t working, wondering if his only chance to find his mom — his blood mom — would never find success.

Then as suddenly as things went wrong the DNA settled and pinged.

Jason watched, his chest tight, as one Danny C. Works, formerly Danny Fenton appeared onto the big screen.

Danny looked a lot like Jason, short cut black hair more straight than the subtle curls of Jason’s own; deep blue eyes, tired in a way that spoke of long days and nights, but with a warm happiness that made the familiar smile — the one Jason would see on himself every time he looked into the mirror — even more striking.

Jason didn’t linger too long on the male identifying gender, nor the fact his mom leaned more towards a masculine name or clothing.

There were plenty of male to female, and female to male leaning individuals that lived in Crime Alley. He had seen it enough to not even bat an eye at it, even now. After all, in Gotham you minded your business least you find yourself in business you can’t leave.

On a different monitor information of Danny C. Works piled for Jason to quickly browse through.

Danny was a senior engineer, no intimate relationships, and with no close connections to family outside of the tentative calls from Jasmine Fenton.

Danny was estranged from Jack and Madeline Fenton, a falling out that had occurred just a little before Danny’s high school graduation. If Jason calculated it correctly that would have been — around the season Jason himself would have been born.

Okay, so no grandparents then but I might have a maybe aunt. Jason scrolled further and stilled.

Twin toddlers: Dante and Danielle Works.

Jason had baby siblings.

He doesn’t let the sting of younger siblings consume him, doesn’t allow the whispering thoughts of why he had been given up when his younger siblings had been kept and so very obviously loved.

Jason took deep breathes, he didn’t have time to linger here. He had a family to get to, and a family he would get to.

It took almost all night to reach, the starlight night sky slowly and surely fading into cloudy wine as the sun rose, but Jason made it.

And when the door opened to his hesitant but firm knock, Jason was unable to speak. His mom — dad, maybe? Did they want to be mom or dad? — stood in the doorway, brows furrowed in confusion.

It was when Danny spoke his vigilante name did Jason only just realize that he was still dressed to the nine’s in his Robin costume.

[traaansfem]

Shoutout to my trans friendly but extremely autistic grandmother who refuses to use They/Them pronouns unless someone is plural because she's dead set against "they's" as a possessive term and "they was" as a past tense indicator of an action because it reminds her of the accent of a long dead and deeply beloathed coworker who picked up most of his accent from pittsburg. Notably she's fine with They/Them as long as someone is plural, and is entirely willing to refer to someone by name or with another term- IE "that person/creature/girlthing/nonbinary gremlin" upon request.

She's something else. Wrote out a check to my new name for my last birthday because "I don't know your clothing preferences or sizes, and if someone bought me an ill fitting blouse that I loved the look of, or a perfectly fit blouse I despise, I'd be quite put out, and you're set on everything else I know you like."

Notably she wrote it out to my new name, and even months later, I haven't even updated my name with the bank yet, as the speed of bureaucracy is abysmal, so I can't even cash it.

Love you grandma! :3

[mixelation]

for those of you who grew up in or currently live in a multilevel home with stairs (so like, stairs IN your own home, not stairs leading up to your door or communal building stairs)......

"stuff" can refer to anything besides carpeting/rugs or like, things hung on the wall. i'm talking "yeah there's just been a pile of books there since 2016 for some reason" or "yep, i put items i want to bring upstairs later there"

ALSO: if you have stairs that go nowhere rather than lead to another floor (like, as the result of remodel, they now just go up to the roof or down into a wall), do NOT count those. however please tell me what you use them for

[extrashortshorts]

Big hands for big potatoes

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[macksartblock]

big W even bigger Ls

i had to call out of work due to pain so i'm subjecting you to a goof below

get homestucked

[littledemo0n]

Excuse me im just gonna spam all of these over here...(part 1 [yes there's more])

[darlingboydiaz]

do y'all ever think about the fact that bobby is literally chris' grandpa? like yeah, bobby is a father figure to buck. but buck is also chris' second dad.

that's a dynamic i am reminded of whenever i see eddie and bobby interact outside of the fire station and it's a dynamic that should be explored more overall.

[sandwhitches]

and what if i said osamu miya goes behind ur back to ask ur grandma how to make that one dish u offhandedly mentioned was ur favorite as a kid??? what if?????

[butchlesbiancosmo]

WAIT I JUST REALIZED SOMETHING

In Lost & Founders’ Day, when Angela asks Cosmo and Wanda about their son, Wanda looks very downtrodden before answering that “they don’t know”

Then in Lost In Fairy World, when Peri loses his wand, Cosmo mentions something about wand trackers to find it again and Peri reveals he keeps his turned off because “his parents are too clingy”

Guys…..Cosmo and Wanda didn’t lose track of Peri during their vacation or forgot about him. Peri made it so he wouldn’t be found so they’d leave him alone 😭

[northstarscowboyhat]

since clover is starlo's kid, how does solomon and crestina feel about being grandparents and how does orion feel about being an uncle?

Oh, Starlo's parents absolutely adore Clover, no questions asked. They don't mind at all that Clover is a human! That's their son's child, and thus, that makes Clover their grandchild. Clover is absolutely spoiled by them and they love whenever Starlo brings them over to visit. Clover has lots of sleepovers at the farm house growing up! Having grandparents is something they've never experienced before on the surface, but they adore their new grandpa and grandma.

I HC that Crestina and Solomon (based on Crestina's dialogue if you speak to her in their farm house) were kind of nudging their sons to settle down with a spouse/kids. They weren't too harsh or pushy about it, but you know Starlo gets a few comments over it from his mother. The fact that they're so relieved to finally have a grandchild is a little embarrassing for Starlo.

Orion acts disinterested at first. He doesn't really want to get involved with being an uncle when he already has farm work to deal with. But despite that, he warms up to Clover really quickly (partially because Starlo threatens to kick his ass if his brother is mean to his kid). Even if he doesn't show it that often, he really likes having a nibling. He tells Clover all of Starlo's embarrassing teen stories to get back at his brother, and Clover is one of the few people he truly enjoys the company of. I imagine they get even closer when Clover's older.

So overall, Clover's absolutely been accepted and adopted into the Sunnyside family! They love Starlo's funny little human baby.

[sorchasolas]

I have a sudden overwhelming love for Elhokar like. Hes such a cringefail loser but i think. I think thats amazing?? Like yes go dude not everyone can be perfect and mature and grow and expand as mature ppl before the narrative starts!! I think ur amazing and revolutionary Elhokar <3 if anyone says otherwise theyre js used to fully matured and grown characters whos character arcs dont pertain to their emotional/mental intelligence growing and cant comprehend that everyone grows at their own speed and that also everyone irl is cringefail. Youre just insulting urself at this point