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#i went to the fair today
conscydraws · 1 month
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My first 15 hours in Death Stranding
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zeb-z · 6 months
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also can I just say. the difference between the joy of fit and bagi having a full day with blue, getting acquainted with the base, reuniting with their loved ones, all relieved to have more materials and more of a team - and then the absolute misery of etoiles and roier, moving the few valuable possessions red has to a new base that got immediately discovered anyway, losing all their gear, getting it back, then burning it themselves before killing eachother, is just so fucking funny. the new blues had freshman orientation while the new reds had a trial by fire canon event
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[id: Second Breakfast, the yellow and white ball python, with a Santa hat on, being cuddled by Star]
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arabriddler · 16 days
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reading books makes you at least like 50% more attractive
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dreamersbcll · 9 months
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“The Fair”
for @silliestgoosever
(fluff!)
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The minute the clock turned six, Sam was up and at it.
It had been a rough couple of months recovering from the New York bloodbath, and after working seven doubles in a row, she had enough money to surprise the kids. Today, they were going to the state fair.
None of them had ever been, and Sam knows how much Tara wanted to go. So once she had the four tickets secured, she had trouble keeping it secret.
Luckily, the kids were absolutely thrilled with the surprise, and they all promised to be up and ready at six a.m. sharp.
That didn’t happen.
Gently waking up her sleeping sister with a kiss on the head, Sam shuffled toward the living room where the twins were staying. To her surprise, Chad was already getting ready in the bathroom while Mindy was still sleeping in a ball on the couch.
She reached out, shaking the girl a little bit. After a few attempts, Mindy finally rose, clearly annoyed and still half-asleep.
“You’re not my mother,” Mindy grumbled, rubbing her eyes.
Before Sam could retort, she was cut off by a voice in the bathroom.
“Well, she’s mine! Get up, Mindy. I want to eat seventeen corn dogs before noon!” Chad called, the shower turning on.
Smirking, Sam turned back to the grouchy girl on the couch.
“You heard him. Get up, Film Updates,”.
“Fuck you, Sam.”
Sam didn’t care. She skipped back to the sister’s bedroom to ensure Tara hadn’t fallen back asleep. They were going to the fair today.
It was going to be fun.
Checking her purse, Sam counted everything that she needed. Sunscreen, bandaids, cash, her wallet, hair ties- check. She surveyed the kids, making sure they were all properly dressed.
Tara wore overalls matching Sam, while Mindy wore a hoodie and shorts, her head propped up by Tara’s shoulder. Sam grinned at the two of them, ignoring Mindy’s middle finger, instead focusing on the beaming smile on her sister’s face.
And that’s when Chad walked in. Sam’s smile slipped away, a frown of annoyance replacing it.
“Chad! No slides or crocs! You’ll get dirty and get mad when you have sandy feet. Plus, you’ll probably step in horse shit,” she scolded, reaching down to toss a pair of gym shoes at the boy.
Chad, dressed in athletic shorts and a cut-off t-shirt, completed his outfit with white Crocs, far from a fashion statement.
He caught the shoes, dumping them onto the ground. “Nah, I’ll be good.”
Sam rolled her eyes and unlocked the door, herding the kids out.
“Whatever you say,” she muttered, locking the door behind her.
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“Why do we have to do this? We’re twenty-one years old. Come on, Sam,” Mindy whined.
The three kids were turned around, only their backpacks facing Sam. Immediately upon entering the fair, Sam had purchased three giant balloons. She wouldn’t lose any of them today, not on her watch.
Ignoring Mindy, Sam continued, “Okay, everybody hold still.”
Tara turned around, her brow furrowed. “Can I have the purple one?” she asked, giving Sam her best puppy eyes.
Sam rolled her eyes but tied the purple one on Tara’s backpack. Noticing the other two colors, Mindy turned around as well.
“Wait, if we’re calling dibs, I want the orange one,” she said.
Smiling, Sam tied the orange onto Mindy’s backpack and the blue one onto Chad’s. As the kids talked with one another and took pictures, Sam bent down to tie her shoe.
As she did, she noticed people staring at the group, snickering and laughing. Sam got up, prepared to defend them-
-until Mindy beat her to the chase.
“Nothing to see here, assholes. Keep walking!” the girl snapped, flipping off a few teenagers.
Afterward, Mindy refused to meet Sam’s smug smirk, instead tugging Tara to join her in getting some food.
“I stepped in horse shit.”
“Are you fucking kidding me?”
“No, I did.”
“God damn it, Chad. Come on, let’s go to the bazaar.”
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After about two hours, the group managed to find themselves in the infirmary. Not because they were attacked but because Chad had a weak stomach.
Shifting her place on the bed, Sam turned to Tara, glaring at her baby sister a little.
Tara grinned bashfully, looking a bit sheepish. “Okay, how was I supposed to know that Chad faints at the sight of sheep giving birth?”
Rolling her eyes, Sam pointed towards the door.
“Tara, go get a lemonade with Mindy and-”
“Don’t take the balloon off, we know,” the two said in unison, laughing as they walked out.
Sighing, Sam turned back to the embarrassed boy with an ice pack on his head. He grinned sheepishly at her, breaking down Sam’s angry resolve.
“Can we get cream puffs after this?” he asked, jutting out his bottom lip to pout.
She rolled her eyes, patting the boy on the shoulder.
“Sure, Chad. We can get cream puffs.”
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While Sam checked Chad out of the infirmary, the two girls stood at the lemonade stand. Tara held onto two ice-cold drinks for her and Sam while Mindy gnawed on a fried cheese on a stick.
Tara wrinkled her nose in disgust. “You hate cheese.”
“Yeah, but it’s cheese on a stick. It doesn’t count if it’s fried and on a stick,” Mindy mumbled, taking another bite.
“You’re lactose intolerant, though,” Tara pointed out, shrinking from the death glare she received back.
“I’m about to become Tara-intolerant if you don’t shut up.”
“Girls,” chided Sam, dragging a cream puff-eating Chad behind her.
“Sorry, Sam,” the two chorused.
“Chad, put down the baseball bat. This is a children’s play area.”
The boy waved them off, getting ready to hit.
“I don’t care. That brat bet that I couldn’t hit ten home runs. I’m going to show him,” he said, his tongue sticking out in determination.
Mindy turned to Tara, eyes sparkling with mirth. “Should we yank him out or let security boot him?”
Tara shrugged back. “I kind of want to see if he can do it.”
“Yeah, me too.”
He did not do it.
Sam thought she would lose her head by hour six, but the kids kept her going. They were in the Midway, playing rigged Carnie games. She was mourning the hole in her wallet they were creating, but it was worth it to see Tara laugh like a little kid again.
They were at the milk bottle booth, trying to knock down as many bottles as possible with a baseball. Mindy couldn’t hit anything, and Sam refused to waste money on a fruitless game.
But that didn’t stop Chad and Tara.
“Watch me hit these bottles with ease,” Chad said, winding up.
“Oh yeah? Go ahead, Babe Ruth,” Mindy called, crossing her arms.
The boy wound up and threw it as hard as he could- only to hit nothing but the background
A miss didn’t deter him. “Okay, watch me hit them now.”
He tried five more times and missed each one. Mindy had to be held up by Sam as she was laughing too hard to breathe. Tara laughed behind her hand, still cheering him on.
Shaking his head, he tossed the rest of his baseballs to Tara. “This game is rigged,” he muttered.
Mindy pulled him for a hug, while Sam just swatted him on the shoulder for being too cheeky.
“Show him how it’s done, Tara!” she cheered, watching her sister approach the booth.
Winding up, Tara threw it as hard as she could. To everybody’s shock, including herself, Tara knocked down all five pins.
Jumping up and down, Tara shrieked in joy. “I did it! Hole in one!”
Sam wrapped her up in a hug, kissing her on the side of the head. Mindy snagged the giant purple teddy bear that Tara won while Chad fumed next to her.
“That’s not how it works,” Chad snarked, arms crossed with annoyance.
“Don’t care! I won!”
“Do you think I can spit on someone from up here?”
“Chad, for the last time, sit down and shut up,” Sam griped, turning around to face the twins.
He stuck his tongue out in return. “You suck, Sam.”
“I know. Eat your cotton candy.”
Turning back to her baby sister, Sam nudged her. The kids were on the Ferris wheel, the twins in the car behind them, Tara and Sam in the front. She knows Tara wasn’t the biggest fan of heights, but she seemed okay thus far.
“You okay, my love?” she whispered, kissing Tara on the head.
Tara hummed in response, curling into Sam’s side. “I’m perfect. What a great day! Thank you, Sammy,” she whispered back.
“Always, Tara. Always.”
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b4kuch1n · 4 months
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took a mock ielts test today
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essektheylyss · 5 months
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what people expect when you sign up for an LIS degree: haha quirky book nerds, so fun, I remember toddler storytime at the library are you gonna read to children
what they actually get when you sign up for an LIS degree: smashing Alexa isn't enough anymore I need to learn how to run my own internet and also build a house on a totally closed circuit system.
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ladychlo · 3 months
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prommytheus · 24 days
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lesson of today is large servers inevitably run themselves into the ground
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getbreaded · 1 month
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I've been feeling really burned out and unmotivated. I think it's the mid semester blues.
I hate feeling this way, it fuels my anxiety of not being productive, making me more unfocused and causing me to achieve even less.
And then I skip class and feel guilty over skipping class, then I feel like a failure and just want to quit everything. Then I think dear god this is my second degree, if I quit what will I do? Then I think what if I can't finish in the designated 3 years and need another year?
Then I go to a job fair and this very nice engineer tells me they recruit almost exclusively people with master's degrees. And I think dear god if I need a master's degree I'll be 26/27 when I finish this path. Then I think but time will pass anyway, isn't it better to pursue something that will give you a better chance in the future? But do I even want a master's? Do I have it in me to start
Idk these past few days have just been hard
And then I isolate myself and just wallow in these thoughts with no one else to bounce them off of and it just
Argh mid semester blues
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the-everqueen · 4 months
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not get littol man :(
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notedchampagne · 2 months
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I genuinely hope that you're having a good day and that your week is peaceful and productive
thanks! the whole damn week was eventful i got. a lot going on some ok some exhausting but its fine. im always a fan of productivity lets all hope i get a job soon
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One does not simply lie by the lake; how could I? How could I let my eyes wander over her smooth surface, see the way the light reaches into her, see the way greenery dances within her, see the life, the fish, the mysteries, the silvery bubbles, and not be moved? How could I lie idly when she is calling out to me? Do you not hear her song? Perhaps you can be satisfied with just the sight of her. Perhaps to sit in the shade and look on as she celebrates existence is enough for you. Not me, though.
I see her depths and all I feel is restlessness. I know the feeling, know that it is like an itch and I will only be at peace once I give in. I see her depths and all I want is to dance with her.
She knows it, too. I do give in, I always do, wading into the water; I feel hands closing around my wrists. I feel fingers grazing my hips. Elodea brushes my feet gently at first, before clinging on to them tightly and pulling. Forcefully I am pulled down. The water closes above me, soothing the summer's heat, shooing it away from my shoulders. No lover might ever draw me in like she does. No man's beckoning might ever be as strong. No one loves like her. Irresistibly.
I will always jump into you. You have never scared me.
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justicecaballer · 3 months
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i am here. to tell you. that having an entire funnel cake for breakfast. all by yourself. is not an action without consequences. even if you are gods specialest little boy.
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bisan-is-trying · 5 months
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The world got to me and i forgot that life is supposed to be lived
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