one of the things that got me hooked on coding was how you can trick yourself into talking like an insane person really easily while doing it. like nodes in the software i use can be parents or children of other nodes, and i had to do some extra steps before deleting nodes that the queue_free() command didnt do automatically so i made my own command called explode() to delete nodes and was pondering how to do something and said “well, what do we do about all the unexploded children?” out loud and immediately stopped to go get a tasty drink and walked straight to bed
i think that every child should have unrestricted access to thick blackberry brambles or some other delicious fruit that grows encased in a painful fortress. i think wading through thorns to reach the cluster of shining ripe berries you spied through a gap between the tangled vines teaches you something important. not sure what though
i just know no fruit has ever tasted as sweet as the ones i ate while bleeding under the blistering summer sun
honestly if anyone wants a funny, easy-to-watch show might i recommend The Goes Wrong Show? it’s a theatre troupe that does a bunch of shows and completely ruins them all to make it into a comedy. each one is just a completely different show, so it doesn’t really take that much concentration to really get the series. this same group has done other shows like The Play that Goes Wrong and Peter Pan Goes Wrong
wallace gromited so that chicken run. is this something
well you can’t say i didn’t try ❤️
i’m in spain rn and i said wallace gromited so that chicken run to my friend on the bus and the woman in front of us looked back at us then pulled out english duolingo
Just found out my facebook birding group is public because my cousin (a lawyer who is not into birds) casually said to me “saw you couldn’t identify a willet the other day… pretty embarrassing”
I was at the movies tonight and a very interesting thing happened to me… I was in the bathroom before the movie and an older woman approached me. She asked how long I’d been using a cane, I told her almost 10 years. She paused and then said, “…was it hard?” (1/5)
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…and I realized this woman was going through exactly what I went through 8 years ago. So I looked her in the eye and said “yeah. it was so hard. I face planted in a Walmart parking lot before I finally broke down and did it. But it was so worth it.” (2/5)
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This woman is 75 and was absolutely terrified of starting to use a cane. So she looked at me, a young person, out and about with my cane, and had her realization. She told me she has severe vertigo, and that sometimes she can’t stand up and it’s terrifying… (3/5)
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…but it’s even more terrifying to admit that you need help. so we talked about that fear. we stood in the bathroom at the AMC and we talked about what it feels like to take a leap into vulnerability and the unknown. and I just want to remind anyone who needs to hear it (4/5)
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it’s okay to be afraid. it’s natural not to want to admit to that vulnerability. but it’s so worth it!! the freedom youn gain from using mobility aids is so worth it, whether you’re 20 or 75. take the leap. (5/5)
A confused bisexual. She/her. I'm living in the UK. Studying medicine, so if you send me statistics problems I will cry, and if you send me anything about mitochondria I will move beyond crying into catatonia.
I am prone to suddenly redeveloping an interest in very old interests of mine, so beware of that. I like to paint, digitally and with paints, you can find them all under 'My Art' below. I mostly paint asoiaf, but I love landscapes and clouds too.
I am open to commissions.
Still somehow watching Supernatural after all these years. It may be trash, but it's my trash.
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