#nightjarlette

Yesss! Good look!

Yeah encouragement to do housework helps people handle living on their own. Without the right teaching it can be hard. A friend of a friend actually managed to melt a plastic kettle because they thought they had to use the stove to heat it. :(

I don't think I was taught so much as learned from example/from figuring it out myself. The exception is my mum telling me what cleaning liquids are dangerous to mix/that kind of thing, and my dad helping me with plumbing. I struggle with plumbing.

But yeah my parents are both quite old and handy around the house…I can’t sew like my mother or fix taps like my dad but most things I learned from watching them handle chores. Having them around a lot helped with that.

ouch yea I at least empathise a lot w being wary about telling family…my parents r accepting but not understanding of this stuff and there’s a huge difference between the two I think…I try to avoid talking about relationships w them bc of it.

Shoulder wiggle. Her little shoulder wiggle. I love.

Oh man number stations freak me out I love em

Right! I was trying to think of a way to describe it too. it’s obviously a place of noise and music but at the same time, those moments of imposed silence as well…and like the on air sign flashing up brings up an almost sacred feeling.

Wheezes yep I was way too embarrassed to go back after that. But being in a radio station is such a cool feeling, it has such a unique atmosphere :0 it’s so good u get to go!

oh nooooo im so sorry about that aaaa [hugs] ;___;