#human garage

[dreaminginthedeepsouth]

These 3 basic Fascial Maneuvers can help reduce 70-80% of the stress in the body, it can be done once or twice a day. If done for 28 days most issues will begin to resolve themselves as the fascia begins flow, stress & inflammation naturally reduce. This reset will reprogram the body out of a habitual stress cycle and allow the body to do what it does best- heal itself.

Chapters 0:00 Intro 0:16 Palate Swipe 2:12 Totally Twisted: Right Side 6:46 Totally Twisted: Left Side 10:30 Anti-Gravity 14:35 Walk It Out!

[Human Garage]

[tinyshe]

"Our mind is powerful, but it can’t heal us entirely by itself. To really heal from trauma, it’s essential that we also move our body. After years of practicing, perfecting, and teaching millions worldwide, we have found that Fascial Maneuvers can access your body’s stored trauma energy & allow you to finally release these stuck emotions that keep you in mental and physical dis-ease."

[coffeeisfortheresponsible]

dragons rising s2 moodboard

[rileys-battlecats]

was trying to figure out why I feel so Wrong rn and I think it's because I didn't follow my usual daily routine like At All and now my brain is freaking out. woke up at a vastly different time, had entirely different tasks throughout the day, took a nap at a weird time (to make up for the fact I had about 3 hours of sleep last night), zero human contact for the past 15 hours, and ate different food from usual (various leftovers from social events/thanksgiving, instead of cooking for myself like normal). and before I really realized that these were all things that were Bad For My Brain I was just wandering around my house like "why do I feel like garbage?? I've literally been outside so much today my brain should be happy"

ANYWAY here's to me not remembering I have issues with unstructured living because my days have been so similar for the past 4ish years that I straight up Forgot that things being too different too fast makes me crazy ✌️

[youtubepoopmusicvideo]

ocs i never posted here. based off the characters in the frank zappa concept album joe's garage. first ref is slightly outdated for sy but it doesnt really matter that much to be honest. weird nasty freak and his robot sidehoe

[holocene-sims]

List 5 facts about a favorite sim of yours, and send this to simblrs whose sims you adore ✨️

thank you so much for sending this to me!! ✨️💜 i really appreciate it!! and i'm so sorry for letting this sit in my inbox a long time 😭

i may talk about him a lot, but it's never enough, so here are five new facts about the king of my blog aka grant 👑

when grant wants to feel something, he'll watch videos of the curiosity rover on mars singing happy birthday to itself 🎂 it's so incredibly sad but cute to him, so it immediately turns on the waterworks lolol 🥲

objectively, grant is NOT a car guy; he's 110% an airplane guy. however, he owns a car that makes him look like a car guy and gets him approached ALL THE TIME by people who want to talk cars. it's a 1960 ford galaxie and it looks like this, except i think it would be a nice shade of light, almost minty green or maybe blue (no, i haven't decided, and probably won't because there's no cc version of this car for the sims 4, so we'll never see it lol) 💚💙

why is that his car? 🚗 well, it was his grandparents' car, which he bought off them when they wanted to replace it; they have never had a garage or a carport in their entire life, so the car was exposed to the elements for fifty years, and it was, thus, fucked up. they were also tired of fixing it. however, it's a sentimental car because aoife and joseph met working on the same production line at a ford auto factory, and this car was the first one they bought as a couple in their marriage (even though aoife ironically does not know how to drive lmao). they wanted it gone but also didn't, you know, so grant bought it because he also didn't want to see it gone; he'd spent his whole life sandwiching into that backseat with 8 billion of his cousins. oh, aaandddd he bought it even though the necessary repairs were extensive, which he did all by himself with help from his grandparents and uncle (aka people who know shit about cars)

a shorter fun fact: he smokes luckies 🫢

grant has been on TV before! it was very brief, for like five seconds, but he was interviewed by his hometown news station after his high school hockey team won the state championship game one year and he was granted the MVP title. he was very nervous, and his friends ended up nicknaming him "mr. team effort" because his entire interview was him just saying things like, "oh, um, well, it was a team effort, and we worked really hard...together...as a team..."

[bludrvn]

How do I kidnap adult men

[thisisthevoice]

i just fished a live mouse out of our toilet. how is everyone elses night going

[argetcross]

Do you ever think underground parking garages are modern day labyrinths (places where the exit is nearly impossible to find, there is no food or water except other humans, and it's the home of man's greatest hubristic creation, an abomination against the natural world... the car)?

[darkwood-sleddog]

I have a genuine question about outdoor/tie-out/tether dogs. I feel like I'm missing something when I ask this, but how are dogs that live outdoors at all times protected from wild animals? Especially if they're on a tie-out or tether and there's no fence to keep not-dog animals out? I'm very familiar with how all the other parts of keeping outdoor animals goes--enrichment, clean environment, shelter, etc, but I don't understand how one would keep a dog safe while living in bear/moose country.

Ideally in an environment where wild animals may pose a legitimate danger it is recommended to have a barrier fence around your tie out area, basically anything to deter wild animals. (In this hypothetical scenario you keep your dog on a tie out because a fence does not contain them securely and the fence is used as a deterrent to wild animals).

Especially when it comes to bears I would recommend keeping the exterior and interior of the home clean of food scraps. Do not put your trash bin near your tie out area (basically take regular bear precautions).

And also remember: dogs are often a deterrent for wildlife. Unless the animal is starving or protecting young it is unlikely they will force an unnecessary interaction with your dog. Bears have also been known to ignore tied out dogs as they cannot reach them and don’t see them as threatening. Inuit even will let their sled dogs loose to stave off polar bears and allow the rest of a hunting party to pass because bears generally find dogs pretty averse.

That being said in areas with a lot of predatory wildlife an enclosed pen with a roof will be more secure, especially for small dogs that could be carried off by birds of prey. You can also utilize other types of deterrents to your property boundaries such as noise makers, lights, alarms, flapping foil etc.

[solarismp3]

Why do you wanna leave Denmark?

It’s a loooong list but to put it simple I would say I don’t like the ppl and their values. This goes both for white danish ppl and POC who were born and raised here and Migrants who came came here from when they were little. I don’t like their attitude and they gave me anxiety :/ also it’s so cold here my body literally cannot take it. Not the place for me luv

[aller-geez]

Vent in the tags, just keep scrolling~

[nastytransmasc]

Also hello, I’ve been more or less raising 9 kittens for the last few weeks and just this week remembered the importance of human interaction 🫡

[weneverlearn]

Don't know how I missed this lil' tidbit, from 2023.

If you haven't dug into the long sonic severity of anything Timmy Vulgar-related, get on it pal!