Fun Thing About Herding And/or Generally Neurotic Breeds: They Are Really Good At Following Rules You

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Table of Contents:

Part One: A New Standard Part Two: Types of Parents Part Three: Parents in Literature Part Four: Parents on the Page A Diversion: Reuniting Children With Changed Parents Part Five: Sibling Scenarios Part Six: Sibling Perception Part Seven: Writing Siblings A Diversion: Myths About Writing Close Sibling Relationships A Diversion: Siblings With Age Differences A Diversion: Writing Twins A Diversion: Making Siblings Important Part Eight: Knowing the Outer Family Part Nine: Piblings :: The Cool Extended Parents Part Ten: Qualifying Cousins Part Eleven: Cousin Appearances Part Twelve: Writing Cousins Part Thirteen: The Roots of Friendship Part Fourteen: The Definition of Friend Part Fifteen: Layers of Friendship Part Sixteen: Writing the Best Friend A Diversion: Writing Close Groups of Friends Part Seventeen: Surely Antagonistic Part Eighteen: Evil Manifests as Villain Part Nineteen: Protagonist in the Way Part Twenty: Conversations with Antagonists A Diversion: Writing the Rival to Friend Relationship A Diversion: Writing the Enemy to Grudging Respect Arc Part Twenty-One: Deepened Friendship Part Twenty-Two: Influences of Individual History Part Twenty-Three: Crafting Dates Part Twenty-Four: Expectations Part Twenty-Five: Healthy Relationships Part Twenty-Six: Unhealthy Relationships A Diversion: Writing the Supportive Friend Part Twenty-Seven: When Relationships Unravel Part Twenty-Eight: Mentors, Teachers, and Advisers Part Twenty-Nine: Wise Old Tropes

(Note from Pear: This series is indefinitely open to new posts. As they are added, this post will be updated. Like always, you can find original content in the posts by pear tag and the table of contents tag for series.)

Ahhh thank you!!

In music you have major keys and minor keys and these keys have a set of pitch collections that make up different chords. These chords make up different sounds such as major chords and minor chords. Major chords are your happy sounding chords (if you know solfege its do-mi-sol) and minor chords are your sadder sounding chords (think la-do-mi)

In both major and minor keys, the 1 chord will always be seen as the “home” chord (if the song feels resolved it ends on the 1 chord).

Because a lot of chord structures are similar, on of the ways musicians make a short hand of these chords is by using roman numerals. When the song is in a major key, the roman numeral I (“uppercase 1”) is used to notate it and in a minor key its i (“lowercase 1”). This is to easily show other musicians what variation of the chord is being played and makes reading sheet music easier.

(I hope this all makes sense im typing this all on my phone rn. If you need clarification please ask.) (It also helps that i am a music major in college so i kinda need to know this to not fail lmao)

i is such a cool number. I wish it was real

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Does this apply to the ashley variants (like ashlee, ashly, ashleigh)

reblog if your name isn't Ashley.

2,121,566 people are not Ashley and counting!

We’ll find you Ashley.

don’t know what parent of an autistic child needs to hear this but as long as they’re not harming anyone your kid’s stimming is not a “problem behaviour”

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