#mom and dad are model parents!

[sunshine-gumdrop]

Lol model parents here! The kid's right!

[avocado62524]

[bhaalsdeepbat]

i really, really love that lae'zel is DISGUSTED by the idea of ever having to deal with pregnancy, but like. genuinely loves being a mom to Xan. and just loves that baby so much.

[sc3n3kitt3h]

IM LIKE IF A BOY WAS A MANIC PIXIE DREAM GIRL WAS A SCENE FAG

[gothicprep]

i'm used to being my mom's least favorite child, between my brother and me, but this stings.

my mom used to have a "jay through the years" photo album on facebook and she took it down. lmfao. i wanted to show my coworkers the ridiculous outfits she sewed for me as a kid. i can't.

i guess it evens out because i'm by far my dad's favorite kid, even with the added variable of stepsisters. still can't help but feel pain about it.

[ghost--girlfriend]

Goodnight everyone ^_^/ played some more sims 4 today, with me and Dina and our two adopted daughters fdjgdjf our toddler just aged up yayyy

[annaoi]

Models... just models...

This took too long to finish.

art (c) me / annaoi

characters (c) me and @theycallmedarling

[sorrellegiance]

THE TECH INTERACTIVE

[workingforitallthetime]

https://twitter.com/nhl/status/1653860731891208192?s=46

Tbh I’m loving these, looking forward to the Emily Kaplan interview with him

god i miss the emily kaplan/linda cohn podcast! they always got young players to say interesting stuff. here's hoping emily can get something more interesting out of him than this spot.

[shinysteph]

Can't believe I've been bamboozled by fanon again. There's nothing in canon that says Detective Tsukauchi has a lie detector quirk. His sister having one just made everyone assume he does too omg.

[safyresky]

😤😤😤

[babyspacebatclone]

Every household of 3 or more people deserves at least one person committing a full-time job’s worth of effort and time on maintaining the safety and sanity of the home and people.

Children ages 8 - 20 count as 1 whole person.

Children Birth - 8 are 1.5.

Households of one or two people deserve someone capable of committing the equivalent of 20 hours a week payable work.

The fact this has been stripped from “modern” society fills my Bachelors Degree in Human Development soul to frothing rage.

You are a powerhouse, and you deserve all the respect any “What Kids Consider ‘Real’ Jobs” career are given.

(and I’m omitting the rant I have on the feminine =/= feminist garbage, anyone who refuses to accept a woman’s choice of lifestyle in the name of “feminism” had an agenda that does not include helping real women)

Every now and then I'm reminded Real People with Actual Jobs use tumblr and I've always been legitimately curious what all you weird adults are up to when you're not on this site and with tumblr's New Poll Feature I can finally get an answer! (or the closest approximation of an answer possible with only 10 available options h a)

[anaalnathrakhs]

one day i wish to understand exactly what was my parents' modus operandi for my childhood because i cannot for the life of me figure out the logic but also there HAS to be some kind of underlying belief to it because i turned out with mom-n-dad-shaped fundamental flaws to my character

[emphistic]

can i request smth like sukuna bringing reader to meet his family for the first time? ^^

"Uncle Sukuna bought me these Legos for my birthday last week!" Yuuji pointed to a dinosaur on the shelf, "It took me a long time to build it, but Uncle helped me."

The kid had been dragging you around the house ever since dinner was over, holding your hand while insisting on showcasing all of his toys and artwork and racecars.

Sukuna was always a man of few words, so when you first met Yuuji, you thought the cute little bugger would be no different. But no, Yuuji was far from shy and quiet around you. In fact, the first thing he said to you after you entered the house was a bunch of garbled and unintelligible compliments. Saying how he liked your shoes, and the hairstyle you did on yourself.

He talked and talked your head off with no care in the world. Dinner passed quickly, and Yuuji led you upstairs to show you his room. You found it adorable that he had a little twinkle in his eyes while explaining something he was passionate about; it reminded you of a special someone.

"That's so cool, Yuuji! Do you have a favorite Lego that you've made?" you smiled.

Yuuji seemed to grow silent for the first time that evening, "Umm, no. I think they're all my favorite!"

Laughing, you ruffled his hair. "That's okay," you booped him on the nose, "you're my favorite."

Yuuji looked up at you with eyes the size of saucers, gasping, "Really? More than Uncle?"

You put a finger to your lips, making a shushing sound; and Yuuji giggled at the fact he shared a secret with you. When the adults started opening beer and wine bottles in the living room, Sukuna called you downstairs to join him as he drank with his brother and his brother's wife.

"I'm going to go have a drink—"

"That's okay! I have to do something, too." Yuuji playfully kicked you out of his room with a few giggles, and got to work on whatever it was he was doing.

Downstairs, you had a better chance to get to know Sukuna's family now that there wasn't a little kid trying to butt his way into the conversation as well. Jin asked you about your work and how you and his brother met; you talked about some of your hobbies and Sukuna—being himself—boasted about how good of a partner you were. It was, all in all, a pleasantly spent evening.

When it was time for you to call it a night, you were about to make your leave when suddenly, Yuuji came running down the stairs, yelling for you and Sukuna to wait.

"What is it, brat?" asked Sukuna, tired from having a beer too many, which earned an elbow to his side from you.

Yuuji beamed, gesturing to what was in his hands, "Look, tada! It's Uncle, and me, and Mom, and Dad, and my aunt!"

Turns out, when Yuuji said he had some thing to do, he was really just building characters out of Legos that represented you, Sukuna, and his parents. Surprisingly, the models were pretty accurate, too. Well, except for. . .

"The hell did you make a redhead for? That supposed to be your uncle, kid?" Sukuna joked, turning to you, "Don't tell me your cheating on me with a ginger."

[thehealingplum]

I enjoy reading love stories but

They also remind me that I've never been in one myself

And it still hurts

[qwuilleran]

This was a $500 unit in 1963. That's $5 thousand in Today Dollars. If that's the kind of luxury you want to drop your dough on, check out [brands] like Thermador.

But the real issue is uniformity at the cost of convenience, ne? The models at that link ^ have swappable shelves, lots of space, ice makers, water dispensers, fancy temperature control, even air filtration and sanitizing. They're a different kind of special feature, but they still look almost exactly like the standard models of cheaper brands. You're also going to get modern safety features around the environmental contaminant and poisonous gas, freon. It would be great if these features came on standard models but they clearly didn't back then, either.

lbr that looks like a Baker's specialty product. Maybe a company that makes refrigerators and appliances for bakeries would have something like this. The inclusion of the butter softener "solidifies" this hunch. But again, you're going to be paying for those features; it costs $4,948.32

1963 Refrigerator 🤔