I have two pixel looking rabbit lightning pieces I can find, so it maybe could be

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Hello, my dear! Long time no see~

That’s actually one of the ones i answered! In case you missed it, here:

This video is perfection. I would recommend watching it after reading:

Thunder Song Lullaby

Melody and performance by anupalya, lyrics and inspiration by @almaasi in their story, Thunder Song.  Composed, recorded, and posted with permission from almaasi.

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Trapped together in a cave during a thunderstorm, two children, Julian and Elim, sing this Cardassian lullaby: Petra kin’tah imla tor Isna kuk’la imla nor Petra kul’tah imla telras Isna kuk’la imla kor Petra inta makma-por Isna inta makma-nor In makma-por ik indu dulma Por’la ra du indu kor Translation: Listen closely to the wind Ear holding to the ground. Listen carefully to the water-flow. Ear holding to the sound. Listen to my blood-beat (heart) Ear to my blood-ground (body) My heart and our home Beat for you you-me (our) song.

Summary of Thunder Song by @almaasi:

So I’m currently reading “How to Charm the Wizard of Your Dreams” by the amazing Almaasi (https://archiveofourown.org/works/27690778/chapters/67766872)

One of the parts of it is that Cas is Autistic and wants to change that (mentioned in the tags).

And reading that part just makes me so... sad. I have Autism, I’ve known for around 15 years now. It hasn’t been easy, it rarely is, but I can’t recall a time I wanted to change that to the point where I would spend years trying to come up with a way to ‘fix’ myself. 

I’m perfectly aware that this is not everyone’s experience, and I’ve been lucky to have the amount of therapy, social skills groups, and motherly support that I’ve had. Naturally, a part of that was learning to ‘blend’ in with NTs (neuro-typicals), and I’ve developed some serious ways to help with the sensory part that comes with it. 

I just... to magic away something that is such and integral part of one’s self is horrifying to me. I look at my dad, my brothers, my friends, myself and I can’t imagine who they would be without their neuro-diversity. All I can come up with is someone... flat. That’s the best I can describe it. 

I can 100% understand wanting a cure for things such as bi-polar  and schizophrenia. While they can have a genetic component, they mostly express themselves due to other factors over ones’ life, and appear in young adulthood. 

My child is obsessed with watching Sid City before bed.

I finally mustered the strength to watch the intense sweetness that was “Little Achievements,” written by @almaasi, all the way through! I loved it so much. What follows is an attempt to try and express how I felt about the story! I already made a post describing how I feel about the wonderful acting and queer representation from Siddig and Robinson, so here are my reactions to other aspects: —I really appreciate that the entire story is about continuing to grow (Garak says as much, he loves poetic garden metaphors here, lol). It caused me to realize that, despite how much trauma characters in DS9 experience, they rarely ever acknowledge or name it. And even though Bashir describes his experience with disability in the show and is a doctor, I don’t think he ever actually says the word, so it was striking to hear in this performance. 

—In addition to “Little Achievements” addressing that unaddressed element from the show, it was wonderful to see Garak as the ideal husband, being there for Bashir through his struggle and search for meaning. Obviously Garak has cared deeply for Bashir for a long, long time, but the show cowardly shied away from showing how tender he would certainly be toward him. 

—In the same vein, it feels wonderful for Garak to finally be there to help Bashir address the lasting impact of his parents’ abuse. After Bashir supported Garak with Tain, this was the obvious direction for the plot to go in, but of course the Garashir relationship got censored so we never got to see Garak meet the Bashirs in the show... this feels like excellent recompense.

—...On a much lighter note, I completely lost it at Garak’s computer making a “blelele” sound and Bashir’s making a “beedlyboop” one XD Garak must blelele for his husband often! :P —Garak’s constant usage of human expressions was also hilarious, as was Bashir calling him out on his loving infuriating behavior every step of the way!

—After how long Bashir was written poorly and forced into roles he did not fit, plus all the weird doubt that the crew kept casting on the obvious fact that Bashir knows he and Garak are in love, it felt really good to hear Bashir stop Garak and say that he needs to be the one to say everything he has realized out loud.