#ma-du

Artist name in the image.

Bye

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...I really need to stop watching my grandma's soap opera, by gods.

I know it's been an age since you sent this, but thank you still for explaining the analogy because it flew over my head the first time!

And yeah, I guess one of the things I like most about multi-shipping/polyamory shipping is that I get lots of different flavors of interactions y'know? ^ ^;

I think that's a scene from hearthstopper, but I'm not so certain of it, so... here is a hijack live action for you.

If one day you come with Harry Potter stuff, I won't refuse *wags eyebrows suggestively*

Thank you so much! And thank you for taking the time to show me so much love, it always makes my day better <3

Seventeen writes for Wattpad while Kote writes for Ao3, and all of their fanfics are self-inserts in some situation with High General Kenobi.

Look me in the eye and tell me that there isn't a bazillion fanfics featuring Obi-Wan as MC on the mando side of the holonet, and they're almost all written by 212th clones. I dare you.

I'm admittedly unfamiliar with the meme, but it's a neat thought, thank you for re-reading Override and thinking of the boys!

Here she is trying to be assertive and ensure her dominance over Ji's roll of A3 sheets. She didn't exactly understand that the sheets aren't exactly alive, but, well. At least she's having fun?

Here Ji tried to get the sheets back but failed. She didn't send me a photo, but Sarah jumped onto the sheets and settled there. And she took a nap. The sheets are hers now.

What an adorable darling, thank you so much for sharing photos of her!

Alas, not so sure Cody would get along with her, he's awfully territorial ^ ^;

I am glad Sarah was able to conquer some sheets!

But for context:

Mother worked for about fifteen years in the sales sector at CORTEL, which is a company that manages a network of cemetery parks. It's all very humanized, there are lots of trees and plants and even a lake with ducks – and silence and peace, despite being somewhat close to a military brigade battalion. There is also a playground so small children don't cause chaos inside the funeral chapels during wakes, free WI-FI, as well as being right in front of the church, so the priest can always cross the street for anyone who wants to. There's a flower shop, a cafe, and a really beautiful hall for cremation ceremonies. And it's all private, so everything is always in order.

And yes, I grew up in there lol

This is a super late response, but oh wow, thank you so much for sharing! That's absolutely fascinating! And becoming fertilizer for a tree seed sounds absolutely lovely and peaceful. Gives you something to look forward to watching grow every time you visit!

I'm Japanese, and in Japan pretty much everyone's cremated, and after the cremation, rather than getting individual graves, the ashes are added to the family one assuming it already exists (it's both traditional, and out of necessity, since tiny island country with lotsa people). Every funeral/personal close brush with funerary practices for me has been along these lines, so it's really fascinating to hear from other folks!

Context of this ask: this is re another ask where I said Morbs is always interested in learning about other cultures funerary practices (and turns out, I am too lol!)