there was this ladybug on my desk and i know ladybugs often die of dehydration during winter so I set a cheerio soaked in almond milk in front of him and he crawled on top of it and he loves it
update: he’s going in
cheerio was hanging out by the grit today so I gave him some water 🙂
This made me think of when keepers take on odd tiny wild pets in our areas. I’ve known of barn sparrows who got a little pile of feed or wild anoles who got extra crickets. It’s the little things ❤
I’m gonna go with Anti, since I’m working on a drawing of him rn!
Anti shows the most affection to Robbie.
He cried the first time Chase’s kids called him “Uncle Anti”.
He also cried when Robbie first said “I love you” to him.
He has nicknames for almost everyone (i.e. “Robster” for Robbie, “Colgate” for Schneep, “Bazooka” for Wilford, etc.), and he has fun coming up with them.
Whenever Angus comes over to visit, Anti likes to roughhouse with him and wrestle with him and play fight bc he’s one of the only egos that can even somewhat match up with Anti’s levels of roughhousing. They both enjoy it a lot, though, and they always use it as a way to bond and catch up with each other.
He’s actually a really good singer, but will only willingly sing in front of other people if he’s intoxicated.
He’s also really good at singing lullabies, but the only person he’s sang lullabies to is Robbie.
When Anti’s in a really good mood, alone in his room, and blasting music, he’ll dance like a goofball with a big grin on his face.
He treasures every picture Robbie and Chase’s kids make for him, and he either puts them up on his wall or keeps them in a box in his closet.
He has a huge sweet tooth, especially for soda. His favorite kind is root beer floats, and he always makes an orange cream float for Robbie whenever he makes them.
Anti’s surprisingly ticklish (especially his sides), and the only one who knows of this is Robbie, and that’s bc he found out on accident.
Huh, your Anti actually has a few similarities to mine. Cool! XD
When I was a child I was afraid of the moon. I used to think that the sky was a giant raven and the moon changing phases was its slowly blinking eye, watching me.
ok but like when did self-sacrifice become synonymous with death? writers seem to have forgotten that people can make personal sacrifices for the greater good without giving their lives. plots about self-sacrifice and selflessness don’t always have to end in death. suffering doesn’t have to be mourning. you can create drama and emotional depth on your show without killing everyone. learn to explore the meaning of living rather than dying
Death. Is. NOT. The. Only. Way. To. Advance. The. Narrative.
Fun things to sacrifice for your loved ones in your free time that don’t include death and actually set up for a whole new season of high level drama:
– humanity (mostly applicable to sci-fi/supernatural genre) – memories (mostly applicable to sci-fi/supernatural genre) – love for that special someone (mostly applicable to sci-fi/supernatural genre) – emotions (mostly applicable to sci-fi/supernatural genre) – rank/position/ – yourself/your brain/your skills (give yourself over to bad guys and become their brainwashed agent so your loved ones live) – years of bloody ruthless traditions to make way for peace (hi lexa and fuck jroth tbh) – freedom (includes that of speech/mind/will) – your grandpa’s fortune – hell even material possessions have that girl sacrifice her goddamn house so they can pay off her gf’s student loans or whatever juST STOP KILLING CHARACTERS TO FURTHER YOUR PLOT
Other things to sacrifice:
– your most sought-after goal
– a strongly-held belief or conviction
– your own chance at happiness
other fun things to sacrifice:
-a finger -an eye -10-20 years of your life -some of your vitality or dexterity -your ability to magically see in the dark -your proficiency in battle axes -your good looks -your memory of the man who killed your wife -everything but your head
This is really interesting. The hawk is clearly targeting the pictures of the rabbits, not just the paper. Could it be that they can’t clearly tell the difference between 2D images and 3D objects?
I would say the hawk at least understand that something resembles a prey item. I’m not sure about the 2D vs 3D idea however
Anti smiles with his lips closed and if he’s laughing, he’ll put his hand over his mouth. No one’s really thought anything of it, it was just something he did. It wasn’t until one day when Bim got on Anti’s nerves that they learned why he usually hides his teeth.
