This will pretty much be my attitude towards any kind of authority from now on.
I think this will be my baking task of the day.
Dulce de Leche thumbprint cookies! The recipe looks ridiculously easy!
I just almost had a panic attack these look so good ;A;

1.) Oh lawd, looking into someone’s eyes when I’m telling them what I feel IS THE HARDEST THING TO DO LIKE HOW DOES ANYONE EVER MANAGE TO DO IT. When it’s the other way around, I find it’s actually really easy to do, since the person is respecting me enough to tell me something pretty important, and paying them the attention they deserve is pretty much second nature. When it’s me doing the talking though, I’ve found that those novel descriptions of characters suddenly finding the wall/carpet/etc to be the most utterly fascinating thing in the world are pretty spot on. I will legitimately look every other place I possibly can rather than at them, depending upon how nerve-wracking the conversation is.
I’ve already answered 5, sorry!
17.) This is going to be a pretty predictable answer, but I would instantly change the last conversation my ex and I had in Erdman to something that would have a—if not perfect—than at least a better outcome than this one had. I have only ever had to completely cut two other people out of my life, and that was after they’ve done me so much harm that there was simply no other choice. To have that happen when this was not the case on either side is just such a complete and horrid waste that if given the chance, I would definitely change it.
18.) Ooh, that’s a tough one. I would have to say any one of my friends who’s physically stronger and more dangerous than I am, for the pure and simple reason that while I’m decent at protecting myself, I’m still pretty much useless most of the time (i.e. when just being too lazy to exist). This is also operating on the assumption that whoever’s sneaking around outside is a creeper/burglar/rapist/whatever, but if it’s a friend, then hooray! I’d have two friends to hang out with!
25.) If I could do anything or wish for anything, it would be for everyone’s happiness. I’d try to explain it better, but that’s really it right there. More than anything else in the world, I just want for everyone to be happy in whatever way fulfills them the most.
5.) I would pick ‘love’, but I figure no matter how I phrase this it will sound like a cop-out, since trust is one of those things that just springs naturally from love. On the other hand, you can trust someone without necessarily loving them, and since it doesn’t tend to work the other way around, I think that’s the decision I’d make.
9.) I’ve tangentially known a lot of people who have died recently, but the last person I really knew would be my uncle/godfather. As for whether I’d give up a year of my life for an hour of his, I’d be tempted to say that I would do it in a heartbeat, but I would never do something like that without knowing explicitly that he would be completely and absolutely alright with that. While it might sound selfless and all to make that kind of sacrifice, I wouldn’t want to spend that sole hour having to tearfully argue with him as to why it might have been worth it. Knowing the kind of person he was, actually, he’d probably be very upset and disappointed with me if I were to say ‘yes’, so in that case I’d have to say ‘no’, then.
Today, I made some calming manatees, but most of them are the wrong size to go on the site.
Oh well. Would you like them?
oh the humanatee
I need this manatee in my life, okay?
My little brother got into outer space and stuff so my step-mom bought him a place mat with all the planets on it. When I first saw it, I was upset, because it was newer and so Pluto wasn’t labeled. I was about to say something when I noticed something…
Pluto is there.
The artist remembered Pluto.
Guys…
The artist drew Pluto crying.
An Arabian Nights slumber party… that Kuzco crashes fashionably late.
Not gonna lie: Kuzco showing up at all was my favourite part





