We really need to stop thinking that some jobs are ‘beneath’ people.

If you can’t/don’t want to do something that needs done, hire someone.

She loved her job, and she loved my grandma. When my grandma passed away, she was devastated. As of now, she is currently caring for another elderly person while studying to be a nurse, and cares for them like they’re her family just as she did my grandma. She enjoys doing this. Taking care of people is her thing, and she does it with passion.

Last but not least, of course - my dad and his siblings paid her a full-time wage (even though she’d leave at night when my aunt got home), plus health insurance, plus her meals and anything else she might’ve needed while on the job.

The boys:

Azula always lies. 

We didn’t get Clexa. That wasn’t even Lexa.

Listen I hate to be THAT person, but we can’t let Jason off the hook for that Clexa BAIT at the end. Because that’s all it was. Bait. An attempt to calm us, shut us up, make us forget the fact the entire final season and everything about it was trash and out of character. It was Jason going “I’m going to PRETEND to give the Clexa shippers what they want in order to appease them about the fact that I already killed and buried the gay ship and ruined the final season out of pettiness and spite!”

Because that wasn’t even Lexa. That was the “Judge” or whatever. It took her form because it takes the form of someone the tester loves. Same being that was Abby for Raven. So yes, Clarke truly loved Lexa! WE ALREADY KNEW THAT. But Lexa didn’t come back from transcending like Clarke’s friends because Lexa was already dead. Just like Bellamy, who got murdered by Clarke meaninglessly, couldn’t come back to be with her. Or any other person who died before this episode. They are all wherever dead people went before the transcendence. That judge isn’t gonna be hanging around in Lexa’s form either, it only came to explain things to Clarke.

“If you are trapped inside by the smoke and watching your air quality steadily decline- here is somethung you can do right now to make things slightly better.

Get every spare pot/pan/container/bucket you have and fill them halfway with water, place these everywhere in your house you have the space to safely do so. The idea is to create as much watery surface area as possible- the water will gradually absorb smoke particles and clean the air. It’s small, but if you have enough surface area it can make a *very* meaningful difference over 2-3 hours.

Another thing you can do is run a hot shower until your bathtub is 1/2 filled up- leave the batroom door open. The rush of humidity into your living space will knock many of the smoke particles down onto the floor. (Do this every few hours as needed as needed).

I know how it looks but this set up has kept the air quality in my bedroom basically normal for the past 3 days. It’s an improvised solution- but it’s one that works surprisingly well and doesn’t require much in the way of materials.”

The pair went as far as to start using encrypted messenger services, installing cameras in their office and moving the raw footage to a secure location to thwart what they believed was very aggressive rhetoric by ICE through the negotiations around the finished film.

NATIVE AMERICANS ARE GOING MISSING

NATIVE AMERICANS ARE GOING MISSING

NATIVE AMERICANS ARE GOING MISSING

NATIVE AMERICANS ARE GOING MISSING