Melech House, where Mom died Filet crochet, 84″ x 56″
one of my fav dudes hes so cool
Could you do Mowdown from tawog?
i gotchu… i want to beat him up
people are calling what happened today in gaza “the flour massacre”
the flour massacre
these people just wanted to get food for their families, something as basic as flour, one of the things that the very core of humanity is built on, and israel used it as a trap to murder them in cold blood
evil is not enough of a word. there is not a word to describe what they are doing to palestine. they are bleeding her out, they are torturing her and crushing her and hoping that nothing is left to remember her by when they are done. how can anyone stand and watch what is being done with indifference? how can you watch this level of human suffering, this crime against life and feel nothing, do nothing
猫専用かまくら!
whoever said all-nighters are exhausting is a liar i'm doing great. i've never felt better in my entire life, the birds are chirping as they welcome me into the gates of morningdom
@/tha.zazaa on ig
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My son was never a talkative person, he preferred using noises to get his thoughts through.
Typical of a cat, I'm sure. I am one!
Never understood why, maybe because I never got the chance to use that technique (since my parents wanted me to know the entire English vocabulary at four years old.) but I never put too much thought into it.
Until one day he came up to me, right after he woke up, hugged me and stared at me.
I thought he'd slow blink, usually he does that instead of a "I love you", maybe he's hungry, or just wants me to pick him up, but he just stared.
I didn't get it.
Until he said his first words, ever. "I love you mummy." Those were his first words.
He knew how to speak, at least we assumed, he just never did. And the first thing he says is that.
Then just walked away, walked away and went to get ready for the day and play with his many toys.
Like if he didn't just say an entire phrase.
it was the first time someone told me they loved me aside from Richard. Not even my parents ever said that.
My son's first words, and they were just there to tell me he loved me.
I think I spent the next hour or two crying about it.