#shakeshake

[scionsthings]

PEOPLE Y'ALL NEED TO SEE THIS

Best purchase ever

It's from

[currentlyverytired]

inumaki from jujutsu kaisen in one sentence.

tuna tuna, salmon, mustard leaf.

[edreamworld]

#shakeshake (at Shake Shack) https://www.instagram.com/p/CnYSSNprT4v/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[atacxgymcapoeira]

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[hxneylavendxr]

should i let niki play cooking mama after hogging the ds all day yes/no

YES cooking mama is very important

[hyorii08]

弟にまだ銀座は早い

[triggerpigking]

Shake Shake

Shake Shake! Mischief Makers is such a good game.

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[everlastiingiimmortals]

Not me learning that Jing Yuan does displacement shakes to shed residual stress much like an animal....... just a quick lil shakeshake of his head........ look at his fluffy mane go!!

[optimus-rhyme]

Reupload of the yiffy shakeshake gif ( based off act 8 mspfa ) because I accidentally deletored my account

[ewan-mo]

Mo had a dream

20th September 2023

The youngest student at the workshop; 2 months old. Son of Brenda, Community MH nurse, he is just 2 months old. He’s called Zion. And very advanced, of course.

At breakfast today I decided to have avocado. Because I could, because it’s good for me, and because we normally eat quite a bit of it at home.

Our menu here tends to be based on common Ugandan everyday foods, hence yesterday’s liver and cooking banana and today’s avocado.

Ewan began the day’s programme with a snowball exercise. 2-3 people discuss first, then they join another group to become 6 and so on. Each time the group has to decide on its ‘top 3’ – in this case, their top three things learnt as a result of the partnership with Jamie’s Fund. Great to read their results. I was not surprised, but I was moved, to hear mention of loving our patients, and other similar sentiments 

Long ago in Malawi, I was surprised and upset to find that the PrivateNotForProfit hospitals, which were mostly faith based, wouldn’t care for any patients with mental illness. While in government service we were developing community mental health care and reducing the population of the mental hospital, the mission hospitals were saying “We don’t do this.”

We asked a question of the Christian Medical Fellowship in UK as to why should this be? That led to a consultation: “Should faith based health institutions provide mental health services?”

An international conference followed in 1998: Developing Mental Health: a Challenge to the Churches. We brought participants from five continents - mental health workers, their managers and their bishops, and had a wonderful week in a conference centre in England. 

By then I had a dream: that faith-based hospitals, especially in low-income countries, would develop community mental health services, and offer love and commitment to this group of people who are so often stigmatised, rejected and outcast.

Working in Jamie’s Fund in Uganda, my dream has come true. Our young colleagues here have a shining vision to make things better in mental health, and they are transforming lives. They also love to learn and we are having such a good week with them.

Second on today’s agenda I presented Trauma Matters, prepared by our good friend Helen, a Liverpool psychiatrist. We were all looking forward to her first visit to Uganda – and so was she, but late in the day illness stopped that happening. Interesting presenting other people’s powerpoint! But I already knew that she and I had were of the same tribe, had concerns and values in common, and that it was a privilege to present her work. 

After lunch our colleague Sudaat told us about a new syndrome “Shake Shake”. Every so often these slightly odd presentations crop up, often in boarding schools, looking like some weird neurological disease. As far as I know, they never are, but are usually due to underlying stress and the girls ‘catch’ it from each other. You won’t be surprised to hear that in ShakeShake the girls’ legs shake.

Some of our colleagues had asked for screening tools to give them a straightforward and speedy way to assess those patients in medical clinics who come with physical symptoms but appear to have nothing wrong with them. So we talked about screening principles and got them doing translations of one such tool into local languages. Much hilarity ensued. Keeping control was like herding cats.  

We took a group photo with the banner of the the Diversity Foundation behind the group.  Diversity Travel have been very generous in their support to Jamie’s Fund and have paid about half the cost of this work shop for which we are very grateful..

Ewan enjoys data. Don’t drown in data, turn it into information!  Kuule from Bwindi and Lamet from Mukono, both very able and visionary mental health clinicians, joined Ewan to show how it could be done. Kuule and Ewan have recently spent a considerable time preparing a research paper on this very subject, which shows how the number of patients attending mental health clinics around Bwindi has increased as more clinics have been opened as a result of training of clnical staff  in basic mental health care, sponsored by JF.  The only officially required figures are for the clinic attendances rather than how an individual attends.  Just looking at the number of attendances doesn't tell you about the size of pool of patients or if individuals are attending regularly for follow up. You need this to be able to manage your service effectively.

Supper as usual and early bed.

[thatbendyfan]

can i be woacg shakky wirh u

sure …. shakeshake

[magpie-sherlock]

AAAAAA SHAKESHAKE <333333333333

advsbgsfnhdgjm ty (where did u get the format i keep looking for it)

[condemned-to-eternity]

miiinnnnnddddd

*shake*

minnndddd say somethingggg

*shakeshake*

*He's not a maraca...*

[codenamejudas]

i can cuss for you. Shit fuck piss fucking fuck bel shit hell motherfucker piss ass n titties fuck

"Alright but that means you gotta put money in the jar." *shakeshake*

[jopetkasi]

wtf?

this friend of mine called me around 4:30 in the morning since according to him “na overcharge mo ako ng 40 pesos sa shakeshak” 

to think he is a medical doctor, comes from a family of doctors and take note, they own a polyclnic....

sige, fine wag nalang yun. 

can’t the 40 pesos wait? i mean calling me at early dawn for that amount?  kayo how would you feel?

eto pa.. he was invited at a dinner party recently and the host asked us to order the meal we want. so my friends and i decided to go with the least expensive pasta dish and a drink because that is how it should be... you know, one has to be considerate with the host (unless he asks us to order more) 

but this guy is one for the books.  on top of the appetizers and side meals served, he ordered soup, a main meal, an apple drink and had tea. I should know, I was seated beside him....

Okay lang kung inubos nya lahat. pero dahil sa dami ng kinain nya, he was not able to eat the meal he ordered and instead had it wrapped to go. 

that is way uncool, bro. 

and eto pa, knowing that the brother of the host is a medical doctor, he approached the guy who just came from hospital duty, to ask him if he will be interested to invest doon sa hospital they are constructing sa East Avenue! 

tangina talaga. 

i mean i am not expecting people to be paragons of virtue and manners, but konting finesse naman diba?

ps...

he thought i was just translating english to spanish sentences. he was fcuking surprised I speak spanish, fluent. punyeta talaga. 

[goreverine-archive1]

@fiddlingonthetympanic​​ sent an ask:

Krakoa, Year 33

Her eyes snap open. She stares at the ceiling, head foggy even as the late night realization pulls her from near sleep. The pod is dark and cool. All she can hear is slow, heavy breathing and the crickets outside. Such a pleasant place to be, and yet--

Woolf reaches over Daken's snoring, naked body with its flakes of dried cum to shake an equally naked Bob-Cat. "Bob," she hisses. "Bob. Poke Fetch."

With a low rrrrowrl of protest, Bob-Cat stirs beneath the nest of furs and pokes the shapeshifter. They only let out a mutter of their own mutter of annoyance and shove him right back. Bob's elbow bonks into Daken. "Fetch!" she 'whispers', half climbing over the, uh, meat in their sandwich to shakeshake Bob-Cat to shake them. "I realized something. Fetch. Wake up!"

No luck. All she gets is a middle finger for her trouble, and Daken has a tit and knee digging into him, not to mention whatever's happening to him with Bob-Cat and Fetch flopping around trying to get comfortable again. She scowls, then prods at the unfortunate bastard half caught beneath her. "Hey." Her braid flops into his face as she leans closer, whispering in his ear. "I solved the fall of Troy."

(What?)

"Nobody believed Cassandra, so all Odysseus had to do was talk to her."

“Zzzxhhnnnhzh -- hhrrk!

Daken awakes suddenly, mid-snore, by way of an elbow jabbing him in the ribs, a knee digging into his belly, and a tit full-on plap-ing him on the face.

“Oww. Stop it --”

He really needs to just put his foot down and not do sleepovers, no matter how inebriated he is late at night or how relaxed he is around his long-term friends and/or sex partners. No sleep will ever beat being cozy and alone in his own pod.

Also, why does he always end up on the bottom of the pile?

“Tess,” he mumbles, and bats her heavy goddamn hair out of his face, “what...?”

Cogs whir, and his brow furrows as his half-asleep brain tries to process classical allusions. Nobody. Odysseus.

“Cool, good one. Now get the hell off me, I need to go piss --”