tomb raidin'

hate doing this as there is so many other people needing help right now and I still owe a couple comms. but since I've been ill the past 2 years I've incurred hella bills. (nearly 2k). I'm now going to be bedbound for the next 3 months for reasons. So aswell as finishing the ones I owe. I will have nothing else to do and no way to pay off my bills otherwise.

So I'm opening up some emergency slots (inore that my pinned says 0 rn) with the bonus of however many gifs you pay for, I will make double for you. They don't all have to be from the same fc or project. That's totally up to you!

Not sure what else to say here and of course never feel like you have to tip me on kofi or comm me. I still take free suggestions!

I've linked my comm info in the source. and examples under the cut

Whatever result you got, is now your new job

this is working as of february 10th 2026 . please check for any updates that may be made in the future ! if you would like to know how to remove the rounded corners on images, here is the code for that too . unfortunately, images being blurred in this new update doesn't seem to be fixable beyond making sure the images are less than 540px wide .

to make the required changes, you will need to get the stylus extension that you can grab at the following links : chrome , firefox , opera , github .

firstly, you must write a new style by clicking on the plus sign . name it tumblr or something similar, just so you know what it's for . then, change the code 1 dropdown to urls on the domain - in the box type : tumblr.com .

copy & paste the following code into the big box below & then click on save next to the beautify button on the left-hand side .

.DdFPj.jW0Y3, .GzjsW .CQmeg.lN9Zs { padding-left: 0px; padding-right: 0px; } .DdFPj.jW0Y3 > div::after, .GzjsW .CQmeg.lN9Zs.T94I2 > button::after, .GzjsW .CQmeg.lN9Zs.T94I2 > div > button::after, .GzjsW .CQmeg.lN9Zs.T94I2 > figure > div::after { border: 0px; }

once you've done that, refresh your tumblr & you should see that the image borders are gone & the weird padding on the sides of the images is also gone, so they're flush against the edges of posts again .

fill your bathtub with water before the power goes out. in an emergency where the pipes freeze, you'll have semi-clean water. you can use this water for your pets, to wash dishes, flush your toilet, and other small important stuff. if you have no bathtub, fill as large a bin/pot/etc as you can find.

air is the best insulator. if you can tape plastic over your windows and major drafts, it will genuinely help. (they have kits for it, but i've used trash bags and duct tape). blankets/tarps/etc also work. leave space between the covering and the window - the layer of air protects you. shove towels under your doors.

in a true emergency, you can ball up newspapers and shove them into your coats/pants/etc between your base layer and your coat. it won't be comfortable but it does insulate a little better.

have an emergency plan for your pets, particularly animals like reptiles that need constant heat to survive.

the weight of the snow and ice will be an issue. plan accordingly.

black ice is a bitch. if it looks "wet", assume it is frozen. actually just assume everything is frozen for a little while.

if you do not have a generator or other emergency power source, DO NOT bring outside-use heat sources (like propane stoves) inside. you can gas yourself and die.

instead, if you truly have no heat source: focus on insulating a small amount of space in your house - a few rooms - and bring as many bodies and supplies in there as possible. do not break insulation if you can avoid it. you are a ~100-degree object. make your safe space into a blanket fort. you may go stircrazy but it is better than freezing.

if you have a fireplace you never use, check the flue and the chimney before the storm holy shit. i am not kidding about this. do not just start a fire willy nilly. you will burn your house down.

relatedly, if you start a fire and notice smoke is billowing back into the house: stop the fire immediately. your flue is closed or your chimney is backed up. you will burn your house down.

keep the fridge closed as long as possible; it lets the air out. but honestly like, my family has used snow as a fridge a lot. stuff that needs to stay cool will be less of an issue than things that need to get warm. plan accordingly.

most canned things can be eaten cold, but check the label. if you have a little sterno fire, it can go a long way.

if you develop a headache and feel weirdly sleepy, you may be forced to open a window. you might have carbon monoxide poisoning.

every year people die while shoveling snow. it is actually not very safe as a chore tbh. you need to go slow and take lots of breaks. you should also 100% wait until the snow has actually passed, only because when it starts shifting and undoes all your work, it will piss you the hell off.

have drinking water somewhere easily accessible. a lot more of it than you think completely necessary tbh.

fill your gas tank. it will help prevent your lines from freezing.

if you have a battery-powered light that's not very strong, put it under a water jug, it'll throw more light. idk why it works but it works.

just because you know how to drive in the snow doesn't mean other people know how to drive in the snow. better to just not.

your device probably has a "low power mode". probably best to just keep it on asap rather than be taken by surprise tbh. the battery will last longer.

great news to fanfiction writers: it really is better if y'all take one bed and huddle together for warmth. do not strip out of your clothes, though, i have no idea who the hell decided that was the smart thing to do. you want to keep at least a layer of leggings and a tight shirt on. the goal is to find the fine line between "warm" and "sweating" - you want to stay as dry as possible for as long as possible.

your hair, eyelashes, and nosehairs can freeze. just from personal experience: try not to rub or touch them, it can snap your hair off and then you'll be very sad.

hypothermia is a lot faster and more evil than most people expect. watch for shivering, confusion, and unexplained exhaustion. if someone stops shivering, that is not always a good sign. if you think you/someone you love has hypothermia, warm them up slowly. often this is through rubbing/friction (or a heat source if available). keep them awake and try to feed them something.

same for frostbite: don't just shove your hands into a fire. warm any affected area slowly. fair warning, as the blood recirculates, it will hurt :(

those blue rubber examination gloves under other gloves can help even very-cold hands stay warm.

liquor is not a good idea to drink right now, sorry beloved. but vodka/rubbing alcohol does work as an excellent de-icer if you need something small done quickly (like a lock/door handle). it's just, like, expensive in comparison to other things lol

"i don't eat that much anyway i'll be fine" that's the devil talking. you will not be. you will also probably be burning way more calories than normal. let the soft animal of your body eat a bunch of delicious snacks.

I just spoke with the vet, and I’m devastated. My dog Rose needs surgery for a tumor, and it’s not a simple procedure. The cost will be around $300 USD, and I urgently need to raise this amount in order to give her a chance. She’s my baby, my family, and I can’t let her suffer.

I know I’ve asked for help before, and I wouldn’t be reaching out again if it wasn’t such an emergency. Right now, I simply don’t have the funds to cover this on my own. That’s why I’m opening commissions and asking for donations—any support, no matter how small, will make a real difference. Even sharing this post helps so much.

If you’d like to help through commissions, I’m available and ready to work—I’ll be giving my all to every request. If you prefer to donate directly, I’ll leave my Ko-fi link here. Every single bit goes directly toward paying for her surgery and treatment.

Time is very important, since the vet said this must be done as soon as possible. I don’t want to lose her, and I’m doing everything I can.

Thank you so much for reading, for your kindness, and for helping me through this terrifying moment. Please, if you can, consider helping us—whether it’s through commissioning, donating, or simply reblogging and sharing this post.

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