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That I just remembered the assembly instructions for a model car kit i was putting together. The design of the car was imaginative and futuristic, a paragraph in the instructions explained that it was a product of late nights, fueled by hot dogs and root beer.
A subtle note to a future substance abuser - late nights, sure.
Hot dogs and root beer, maybe not
peace
A subtle note to a future substance abuser - late nights, sure.
Hot dogs and root beer, maybe not
peace
I’ve been watching Devil Wears Prada 2 on repeat since it is now on Disney App… and I’m just gonna say it…
Miranda Priestly’s and Nigel’s eyebrows, what happened to them, why are their eyebrows farther from each other compared to the 1st movie in 2006.
This movie is going to age well just like the first one.
And speaking of 2006, 20 years later - all these new faces new employees in the movie and even for the movie crew - were probably in kindergarten when the 1st movie came out.
I’m just glad the trifecta of Runway are Andy, Miranda, and Nigel. Emily being Andy’s friend - i love that. Some male characters were unnecessary but I’m just happy they are nothing like Nate.
Miranda Priestly’s and Nigel’s eyebrows, what happened to them, why are their eyebrows farther from each other compared to the 1st movie in 2006.
This movie is going to age well just like the first one.
And speaking of 2006, 20 years later - all these new faces new employees in the movie and even for the movie crew - were probably in kindergarten when the 1st movie came out.
I’m just glad the trifecta of Runway are Andy, Miranda, and Nigel. Emily being Andy’s friend - i love that. Some male characters were unnecessary but I’m just happy they are nothing like Nate.
It can be very interesting to learn more of a person's history and background. The only person of note on my dad's side is the bank robber and mass killer Clyde Barrow. My mom's side has a long history and background in this area going back to the late 1700s mainly in farmer but also in law enforcement with one being a Texas Ranger from 1920s - 1940s and others that were part of the big oil and gas boon about a 100 years ago. Back then this county had about 70,000 people and now it has about a third of that number.
A very similar situation Shelly….I’m only 3rd generation in 3 lines and 2nd generation on the 4th line and my parents also did not speak of anything and did not know much other either. Only that family was from Spain, AustriaHungary and Minsk as it was called then in Russia. No records and no info passed down verbally. So I am really an orphan in a way🤔 I would also like to know more but it is not possible☺️
I think it's all finally making sense.
Depression doesn't just go away, no matter how much better things go for you.
It'll always be there, somewhere inside of you.
And if you've always been a miserable person, you can have everything you want in life, and that's still kinda the case.
Being happy isn't just a state you lapse in and out of.
It's an active choice.
It's something some of us have to learn how to even do.
Doesn't mean we're failing the people around us, we're just struggling to adapt.
I've been feeling like such a POS recently for still being so sad on the inside despite having things that make me genuinely happy for once.
And it's felt like i've just kept getting that feeling reinforced over and over to me lately.
That i should somehow just be okay now, and yet i'm still not.
But it's starting to get a bit easier, now Kaya and i properly talked about it.
I'm not ok.
I probably won't truly be ok inside for a long time.
Maybe i'll always be kind of a sad person inside.
All the time.
After all of this shit, maybe that's just inescapable.
But that's ok.
Some of us just have to carry that sadness.
And stop hiding it from the people who care about us.
Depression doesn't just go away, no matter how much better things go for you.
It'll always be there, somewhere inside of you.
And if you've always been a miserable person, you can have everything you want in life, and that's still kinda the case.
Being happy isn't just a state you lapse in and out of.
It's an active choice.
It's something some of us have to learn how to even do.
Doesn't mean we're failing the people around us, we're just struggling to adapt.
I've been feeling like such a POS recently for still being so sad on the inside despite having things that make me genuinely happy for once.
And it's felt like i've just kept getting that feeling reinforced over and over to me lately.
That i should somehow just be okay now, and yet i'm still not.
But it's starting to get a bit easier, now Kaya and i properly talked about it.
I'm not ok.
I probably won't truly be ok inside for a long time.
Maybe i'll always be kind of a sad person inside.
All the time.
After all of this shit, maybe that's just inescapable.
But that's ok.
Some of us just have to carry that sadness.
And stop hiding it from the people who care about us.
