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Vintage Lamp from Spencer's Gifts

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𝚂𝚘𝚞𝚛𝚌𝚎: Yes! You Can Cook Microwave (1984)

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Not that kind of girl <3

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remember that silly cartoony skulduggery? well here's a tiny val to go with him

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“I Saw the TV Glow” (2024)

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I SAW THE TV GLOW (2024) DIR. JANE SCHOENBRUN

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This film’s style felt like it was engineered for me specifically

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there is still time

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I know it's scary. That's part of it.

I Saw the TV Glow (2024) dir. Jane Schoenbrun

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disabled people are worth the extra effort it takes to accommodate them. it's worth going the longer route together that's wheelchair accessible. it's worth the time and effort to research places to eat that work with specific allergies or food intolerances. and it's worth the price if those places or that food is more expensive. it's worth going further to buy something gluten-free or nut free or dairy free for your party or get together. it's worth adding extra travel time, or planning an overnight stay instead of a day trip. it's worth learning how to administer medication for people who need it. it's worth learning how to call ahead to check if somewhere is accessible. it's worth the whole friend group going to the film screening with captions even if only 1 person needs it. disability often means having to do more work, more planning, take up more space, more money, more time. it's false to say it's as easy as having an abled companion, but that effort is worth taking. it's not wasted because it's all spent in favour of a disabled person, and that's always worthwhile

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getting back in the habit of morning practice. 🐸🐸🐸

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Sascha Schneider

Judas Iscariot

c.1923