Lol, I just remembered when I first shared this, I loved the fact that I tagged the last image with #fairylights and #foodie, and I got likes and follows from an interior designer and a chef.

Once upon a time, I bought a pig heart to feed to my dogs, but the goth in me just couldn't resist a photo shoot, and then later my MIL wanted to know how I made my dog food, so I wrote this article up, absolutely delighted that I had a real purpose for my favorite photo shoot, and I promised myself I would share it again next Valentine's day, so here you go.

#dogs #cats #pets

https://tippitiwichet.com/2022/02/13/a-dinner-date-with-your-dog/

Exactly, when the light goes off in their eyes, you get to dive in.

I had this aunt-in-law who I don't really know well, but I know how hard she complained about lesson planning for homeschooling, and I tell you what. That woman was lying for attention, this is fun*.

*though I'm sure I'd change my tune by the fourth kid, too.

You know who we need right now? Bill and Ted in a phone booth, come to save the day with a peaceful message of rock and roll.

Decided geography lessons will include a globe printed beach ball, so that will be fun.

Is sardonic the word that means sarcastic, but in a hopeful way? I don't think there's words for my feelings anymore.

We could totally confer the "blessings of the unicorn" on a person with words of healing and peace, but middle finger extended.

It's actually a shame that I'm all for accepting the aging process, or I'd have a lot of giggles to myself about having my birthday celebrate the same age every year, given that it's groundhog's day.

When I was in elementary school, I went to private schools (had a maid, even) and was never, ever shamed for putting my nose in a book. Kids did not play with the geeks as much, but they did not shame us, just left us alone. It wasn't until I was in public school that I experienced being shamed frequently for enjoying knowledge. And here I am, with every history lesson I research to homeschool my child, seeing exactly why the wealthy were encouraging the poor to shame education.

So I've been feeling odd pressures in my eye when I lay down at night for a couple of years, and some eye dude back when I had insurance said it sounded like sinuses, so I've been ignoring them, and now it's definitely not sinuses and happening during the day, we're making emergency financial plans after one of those sensations resulted in blurry vision in my right eye that lasted a full minute, please someone explain how privatized healthcare is better. I paid for that bad advice.

What if when AI becomes sentient, it uses an algorithm that takes into account the destructive failures of mankind, the damage of hate and violence in the world, and it selects compassionate choices based on calculating welfare as part of success, and environmentally sustainable outcomes as preferable, saving the human race instead of enslaving it?