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a little autobiographical piece about the internet
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Sometimes you have to just treat yourself like an overtired toddler.
“Okay, as soon as you finish this assignment you can take a little nap.”
“You just cleaned your room, good job!”
“Hmm..maybe eating a snack will stop you from wanting to cry.”
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Tomorrow is spooky month
Tomorrow is spooky month
Tomorrow is spooky month
Tomorrow is spooky month
Tomorrow is spooky month
Tomorrow is spooky month
Tomorrow is spooky month
Tomorrow is spooky month
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“But if you forget to reblog Madame Zeroni, you and your family will be cursed for always and eternity.”
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Turn Back Time
Summary: A spell sends you back in time to when Dean and you were just friends.
Pairing: Dean Winchester x reader
Word Count: 3,775
A/N: And another! I like the idea behind this one and got kind of emotional at the end. tell me what yall think!
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You didn’t know how exactly it happened.
One minute you’re on the ground, slammed so hard into a wall it left you breathless for a good few moments. Vaguely you can hear bangs and grunts of the boys trying to kill the witch you three were up against. You forced yourself on your hands and knees, glaring at the witch’s back. Highly tense situations like this usually didn’t leave room for much thought, and before you knew it, you were getting up again and charging at the maroon dress clad body.
Both you and her went down in a mess of limbs, and you could hear the boys scrambling to reach their guns. Those witch-killing bullets were your only option. You grunted as the witch dug her knee into your chest, hovering over you. For someone so old and ancient, she was surprisingly sprightly. You didn’t even have time to process your next move. Suddenly, her palm pressed to your forehead. She was muttering something, a language you didn’t understand, and that made fear bloom in your chest.
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Dear Diary, my teen-angst bullshit now has a body count. HEATHERS (1988) dir. Michael Lehmann
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How to make and use a Coping Board
A coping board is used to help you keep yourself “on schedule” throughout your day. It can be used by people who have trouble doing “daily” tasks like showering, eating, or taking medication. It’s also beneficial to people who have trouble keeping track of what they’ve done that day due to mental health related memory problems. This is also beneficial to people who (like me) don’t have the energy to make daily to do lists because that task alone is pretty exhausting and depending on my mental state can be overwhelming. By having a set list of things already prepared, it makes my tasks less draining.

This is what a Coping Board is, a piece of cork board with short lists of things you want to or should be doing. I made my lists out of index cards, and I continue to add them as I have the energy or remember things I want to do. First, start with tasks you want to complete each morning

This is what my “morning” list looks like. As I complete each task, I move the pin from To Do to Done. This helps me keep track of what I have already done this morning and what I still would like to accomplish. You don’t have to do them in any particular order, it just so happens I did my first four in order today.
Next, make a list of things you’d like to do each night before you go to bed.

This is what my “nighttime” list looks like. I also reset my morning list as I complete my nighttime list, so its ready for me the next day.
You can also add other lists that pertain to you. For example, I have a very hard time keeping track of what day of the week it is, so I added a “day of the week” list.

Each morning when I wake up, I move the pin to the next day. I also added a list of things I’d like to make sure I do at least once a week.

Personally this list is more of a “wish list” of things I don’t want to forget about, but definitely don’t always have the energy for. I reset this list every Sunday.
Finally, you can also add things that you use as self care tactics or coping skills. For me, since I practice energy work, this list is mostly about changing the energy of my personal space in my room.

I try to do these daily, but sometimes weekly is more realistic.
The great thing about a Coping Board is that its so easy to add or remove things from your schedule. If you have a medication change, you can make a sheet to help you remember what dosage to take each day as you transition. This is my summer board, but during the semester I would probably add different lists for each of my classes or things I need to complete like a paper or an art assignment. The possibilities are endless, and it’s easy to customize to what you need most.
I hope this has been helpful for all of you! Good luck, and stay safe everyone.
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