#payed the down payment

[noroamenial]

100 YEAR CURSE FOR YOU!! 100 YEAR OF CURSE!!! DONT BE A DICK AND TRY TO GASLIGHT ME!! 100 YEAR CURSE UPON YOU!!

[1smolbean]

the whole “a submarine that costs 250k per ticket and is made up of cobbled-together parts that you can only open from the outside because it is secured by 17 deadbolts went missing while carrying several very rich people to tour the wreckage of the titanic, a ship that over 1500 (mostly working class) people died on, a ship whose wreckage should not become a tourist attraction because people fucking died there” situation that’s going on right now is just. so much in a way that i can’t really describe

[nagashima-shou-fanclub]

Yashiki: Maybe the real payment for this case was the spirits and people we helped along the way. :)

Mashita: No the hell it was not.

Yashiki: But-

Mashita: Some of us actually need to earn money you rich fuck.

[coldswarkids]

you can buy a house. but you can NEVER look at your bank account afterwards, ever again ♥️

[deoidesign]

Look at these stickers my brain is literally so huge. God. I love them so much.

I hadn't tried to do a sticker sheet at home before because I knew it would be difficult, and I was right! Getting the cut lines to line up with the print was super hard and there were many failed attempts, but it was so worth it I'm so happy with them!!!

This sticker sheet is for my patrons this month ^^

[kedreeva]

How did you get into keeping peafowl? They're one of those animals that I'd love to keep but have unfortunately made peace with the fact I probably won't have time and space to care for them in the future.

I loved them, and I was an asshole about it.

I lived with my mom in the suburbs, and purchased hatching eggs from eBay (don't do that), and a styrofoam incubator (don't do that), and hatched them in my closet (definitely don't do that) and brooded them in my bedroom (don't do that). A friend of my mom had recently got a farm, and agreed to keep them in a pen at her place until I bought a house, at which point I went out, got a stable full time job, started putting away money for a down payment, and seeing a real estate agent to look at hobby farms. About a year later, I found one that fit my criteria (house I didn't have to repair too much stuff in, acreage, barn), got a mortgage, and started building pens with my family.

This is, I feel I should not have to say, NOT the way to go about getting into peafowl. But I did turn my life around for them, so I can't complain about the end result.

That being said... I wouldn't give up entirely if I were you, if they are what you want in life, but I would just bear in mind that the road to them may be harder than you want to endure depending on your starting point. If you can acquire a dwelling space where they're allowed (it doesn't need to be "livestock" area, since some places consider poultry to be different than livestock, and peafowl fall under poultry), and you're willing to build them a pen, their care isn't particularly intense or anything. The space to keep them is the major hurdle.

[gothamcityneedsme]

my parents paid off one of my loans yayyyyyyyyyyyyyyy

[b-blushes]

thursday quest - no physical therapy today - make and eat lunch sooooo early but i can do it!!!!! - get ready for wedding - attend wedding! yay! (: - decompress well when i get home <3

[twistedappletree]

guess whose car just broke down lmao

[ninjagocrohw]

i dont know if i ever posted this here but i put the playlist on spotify if anyones interested :3

i have not forgotten juniorjago, im just once again bogged down. 🙃

[theloveinc]

my roommate is dating the son of one of the richest families in my city and is crying bc me and my other roommate told her to get a prenup and figure out who is paying the mortgage on the house she's trying to move into with him

[wigmund]

This has been a fun few months. Made it through a wreck, buying a used car from my sister and fixing it up enough to run, and then the tornado that fucked Rogers on Memorial Day.

Not long after 200k on the new car - it started to make a rattling noise from the engine area. Thought it was a belt wheel or the timing belt itself. Nope, it was something inside the block like a bearing or piston that broke loose on my way home on June 10th.

Car is fixable but it took time to find a mechanic (all busy dealing with post-tornado business boom) that determined it'd be best to replace the engine block - estimated cost for the 100k mile 'new' engine, labor and taxes is around $5400 right now. So I gots a loan to pay that along with paying down credit cards I originally got to make it through unemployed periods between jobs years ago.

Been using my father's car to get to/from work but the AC compressor is out on that and it's SUMMER in NW Arkansas which means heat/humidity and misery on the 30-45+ minutes it takes to get home in stop-and-go traffic.

Fucking hell, I need a break from shit going on.

[why-the-heck-not]

death to services that ask for ur payment info even tho they are free >:( then why in the good goddamn hell would u need that info then hhUH ???

[purplespacecats]

i signed up at the local youth employment center to get help with the whole job thing (surprisingly, they accept anyone under 35!!) and my counselor is teaching me how to write a cover letter

and i'm a tad apprehensive about the fact that the draft i sent her to evaluate is uhh full of lies lol. like i hope she doesn't tell me to stop lying; that would be entirely unhelpful

[shuckstruck]

tag venting!!!

[twilightown]

I taught fifth grade and then I worked my second job today. I left my house at 7 am and got home at 9:30 pm. This is asinine. This isn’t sustainable. But one of our cars constantly needs something and the dog needs spayed with all our bills and don’t forget student loans, I want to enjoy the money we make and go out on dates with my husband and god forbid one of us gets sick. I’m tired.