HOCUS POCUS (1993) dir. Kenny Ortega
Please respect my pouch no laughing
DISRESPECTFUL OBLITERATING YOU
The artist is @camestela!
Khaled Hosseini, The Kite Runner/Jaun beaur
Almost, Almost, almo...
Beau Taplin from Just Short
What each Mike Flanagan horror series represents: The Haunting of Hill House (2018) The Haunting of Bly Manor (2020) Midnight Mass (2021) The Midnight Club (2022) The Fall of The House of Usher (2023)
I don't want to make ““doctor’s appointments””and ““schedule a follow up.”” I want to be coaxed gently into a crate and taken to the vet.
Can I also get in on the part where the doctor patiently bears with me as I scream the entire time and then gives me some spray cheese on a tongue depressor?
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- Wrapped in several towels so that you don’t have to look at the scary thing
- Having delicious snacks shoved into your face as fast as you can eat them while an injection ‘definitely didn’t happen’
- Being told that you are a Brave Lady, Clever Little Man, or Sweet Baby for just sitting still
- Getting your toenails clipped while you are here
that sounds perfect tbh
Also
- Your seeming “off”/any sudden change in your pain or mood or habits will be taken as a sign of an actual problem instead of waved off
- If you start yelling in the waiting room someone will talk or chirp at you to remind you they haven’t forgotten your appointment
- You can just sleep until the doctor is ready for you. And then sleep more after.
- The after care instructions will be written clearly and simply
- Chewable medications that can be hidden in food
And!
- You will only have the one doctor not five
- Someone else will make the appointment
- If all goes well the said appointment will only happen once a year
- No one will be surprised if after you come home you want to sulk for a bit
If all goes well the
said appointment will only
happen once a year
Beep boop! I look for accidental haiku posts. Sometimes I mess up.
this blog may contain sensitive content (its me im sensitive)
there was an arbys in the town where i grew up. my family didnt eat there, because we were kosher, and while arby's indeed has the meats, they do not have kosher meats. for whatever reason i never really had friends who went either. but someone had to be eating there, because that arby's always had a full parking lot. i lived in that town for a while as an adult, and stopped keeping kosher, and still didnt go to arby's, because i wasn't in the habit. i never ran into anybody with a bag from there, i never had the "what should we eat" discussion with anyone, even new friends, and heard them say "what about arby's." i thought occasionally about the vast network of people in the town where i lived who did eat at arby's. i sat next to these people in movie theaters, waited with them at red lights, accidentally knocked my grocery cart into theirs in stop and shop. maybe even talked to them in passing. but i was not a part of their world, the world of arby's customers, and they weren't a part of mine, the world of arby's non-customers. they moved in patterns that overlaid my own, but out lives never touched for more than an instant. we remain fundamentally mysterious to each other. this is also how i feel about people who watch good mythical morning.
the green knight (2021) / midnight mass: book III - proverbs (2021) / my own private idaho (1991) / over the garden wall (2014) / pan's labyrinth (2006)
Now, because she's hungry, she will disobey like a ten-year-old would and eats one single measly grape, two single measly grapes on a huge banquet table. She thinks it's not important. She learns a lesson there. But, she learns to trust herself. At the end of the movie, the important thing is that no matter what danger she went through, she still does not distrust her nature. She does not distrust her instinct. I think it's really important that she chooses for herself. Regardless of danger, regardless of influence, she remains true to herself. - Guillermo del Toro's commentary on Pan's Labyrinth (2006)
Floop
Scooby Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed (2004) dir. Raja Gosnell
I'm obsessed by the fact that the basket placement heavily implies that this has happened before.
The Great
- season 3, episode 6






