#slumber parties

[ilovetvtoons]

Disney TVA + Sleepovers.

[lewiscarrolatemybrain]

Morgan Davies’s accent has me imagining Luffy “capturing” a navy captain to “hold him hostage” and while Luffy is whisking him away to go pester Sanji for snacks or something Koby is just deadpanning “Oh naur. Whatever will I do?”

[malecaptions]

[sohannabarberaesque]

Meanwhile ...

How would you imagine a slumber party by and among your favourite Hanna-Barbera characters being like?

What characters could you imagine presiding over same?

I'd welcome your replies and reblogs to see how it turns out.

[momdiaries]

04/10/24

Let's talk about sleepovers. My daughter (10yr) was invited to a slumber party at our neighbor's house. Now, this is already a no since there have been some issues with them in a very absurd way.

Little History Lesson for Context:

We used to all hang out with our kids but I started to notice that the wife seems to have an issue with me, I don't know if it's because I'm more voluptuous and younger than she is or because my daughter is more outgoing than her daughter. But there have been times when I make a joke about myself and I catch her rolling her eyes and crossing her arms. It's happened several times and more recently, without really realizing it until after maybe the second or third time, if the husband is outside (by himself) and I'm on my way to my car, he dashes into the house. This has literally happened several times. At first I thought it was a coincidence but then there was one day where he was mowing the lawn (he mows our lawn since we let him use our lawn mower to mow his lawn) and I had to run to the store, I had no idea he was out there but I was walking to my car, I had glanced over since i saw a figure on our lawn and he was in the middle of mowing. All of a sudden, he stops and darts into the garage. I thought it was so bizarre. Maybe I'm being irrational, but I haven't seen anyone behave like that before. Anyways, because of those things and more (maybe I'll post more about it at another time since there is way more, those were just some recent experiences) I'm hesitant to really interact with them.

Lesson Over.

So the slumber party was already a no for me and my daughter knows the situation and she's fine with it, especially since she also doesn't know any of the kids (besides the birthday girl) going to that party but it totally got me thinking about sleepovers in general. When I went to sleepovers, I only remember having fun when it was just me and one of my friends (I didn't have a ton of friends growing up) but when it came to full slumber parties with other kids, I hated them, I don't know if it was because I wasn't really friends with the kids or the fact that they were playing "pranks" which involved someone getting picked on somehow and I remember always asking to leave early. I truly don't remember thinking they were great.

Now, as a mother, my first instinct is that sleepovers are always a no since there's that fear of child abuse or inappropriate behavior from an adult figure in the household. I was reading articles about whether or not they are even beneficial for a child, and one had stated that it helps build independence for that child. My daughter is somewhat independent, meaning she knows how to do laundry, she knows how to cook and clean and she does a lot of self care on her own but she knows I am there whenever she needs me. I technically don't see a need for her to go to sleepovers or slumber parties, but I also don't want to be that overprotective mother preventing her from having fun. Maybe in the future, I'll let her go, depending on how well I know the kids and the parents.

[magicomens]

How to make Merlin's fight or flight instinct kick in

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[ash-and-starlight]

life changing field trip in kyoshi island

[sandinmybed]

"firstly... FIRSTLY the intention is misrepresented, then the act is greatly exaggerated, and THEN it becomes pluralized? what a NARC" suddenly I understand how Dan could've been a lawyer

[madrogadaa]

Star sanses are having a sleepover but they are doing normal things:

The bad guys are having a slumber party too. In this image, you can see them braiding each other's hair during the sleepover:

None of the groups invited Cross, so he felt lonely and sad and emo and Epic had to comfort him:

and here we have killer doing a beatiful pose:

a very formal post as you can see.

[demigods-posts]

saw someone point out that annabeth would have multiple streaks of grey in her hair since she held the sky for significantly longer than percy. and now. i'm imagining our girl with grey highlights threaded through her natural hair.

[reunitedinterlude]

kind & lovely

[mouseshouses]

Slumber party

[arcthriftjockey]

[goryhorroor]

horror sub-genres: slasher

[teepeetentpicnicsandevents]

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