Chijin's Fangirl Spot

when ur tryna play it cool and ur friends RUIN EVERYTHING

just give him a minute

Me, with ADHD: if you take 1 from 9 and give it to 7 thats 8+8 and 8x2 is 16

I LOVE ONE GIANT THUNDER GOLDEN RETRIEVER 

Like:

Where do they live that three small children are all that’s necessary to stop crime?

How did Luna Girl get all those cool gadgets? Did she make them?

What kind of parents do Greg, Connor, and Amaya have that they don’t notice their (maybe) seven-year-old children disappearing in the middle of the night?

Where did they get the PJ Masks headquarters? Don’t the cityfolk notice a giant-ass totem pole in the middle of their neighborhood?

Who pays the electric bill for that big-ass totem pole?

How did the PJ Masks learn to drive, fly, or operate amphibious vehicles?

The amount of pretty hard falls they take would mean some pretty nasty bruises. How does no one notice/call CPS? No one would believe they’re tiny superheroes, they’d be taken away from their parents.

How are they not tired all the time since they spend their nights fighting crime?

What the fuck are the Ninjalinos? They don’t speak words.

Seriously HOW ARE SEVEN-YEAR-OLD CHILDREN OPERATING HIGH-TECH MOTOR VEHICLES??

Where did they even get their costumes? Did they make them themselves?

If they did make them themselves, are they super-geniuses?

If they are super-geniuses, why don’t they use their super-genius brains to fight crime instead of falling into their enemies’ idiotic traps?

I hate to ask strangers for help and I know I haven’t been active on here very much but I’m in need of serious help.

I have a physical deformity called a Valgus Knee Deformity. Last year in June, I dislocated my knee. This was not the first time it’s happened but it was the worst. I was taken to the emergency room and recommended to an orthopedist who then put me on Physical Therapy. I could not walk for a little over a month. After going through four different physical therapists and about five rounds of therapy, I finally got most of my normal movement back. But now, eight months later, I’m still not in the shape I used to be.

My mother was diagnosed with Cerebellar Ataxia in 2016. For over ten years, she’d been slowly and progressively struggling with her ability to walk and see. This disease is a deterioration of the brain- specifically the part of the brain that controls movement. Because of this, she can no longer walk, stand, drive, read, and sometimes even feed herself. Her hands shake. She bounces when she stands. Her eyes go cross if she looks at something for more than five seconds. She can’t walk without her walker and even that is difficult.

Now for the part where I need your help.

My mother is on long term disability. She was let go from her job and is facing many hardships at once- financially and medically. I’m on short term disability. My doctor gave me the go ahead to go back to work after being off for six months but unfortunately, my place of employment cannot find me a position to accommodate me. For four months, my leave has been unpaid. I could not afford to go to the doctor to get the medical paperwork on time and they denied my pay approval.

If you or anyone you know could help us out, you’d be saving our lives. There’s more information on the GoFundMe I set up a few months ago. The original post and 3 additional updates are there with more details of our conditions and our struggles.      GoFundMe -> https://www.gofundme.com/44hnqo8

I’m trying to scrapbook some reeeaaallllyy old Disney World pictures and I can’t find what attraction this was. I think it was in Animal Kingdom but it was a giant bug thing that you could crawl in and they had people sized bugs and a climbing tunnel thing. It would’ve been there in 2000.

(There’s a possibility this was in Busch Gardens but i think it’s unlikely cause my grandparents were Ride or Die Disney, like, they wouldn’t have left the parks lol.)

I’d really appreciate any help!!

Please enjoy my old family pictures as some additional info lol

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