Replying to @w0bblyi We also have a big house with three layers, but only five of us live here. We’re not that close as a family. Our dinner time is usually around 6 p.m., and by 7 p.m., we all go to our own rooms it’s like we each have our own world. The house is always quiet and dark. People who pass by have said they sometimes see things that don’t seem human. That’s why we’ve had our house blessed many times. The strange things stop for a while, but they always come back.I can really feel a

#LEONKENNEDY : well today was certainly interesting 😭 some drinks had exploded (so bad that the lid came off and the drink was everyehere) so me and my friend had to clean them all and also the fridge-like thing where they are put on display, it took us six hours to be almost done. our day only lasted that long so we had to leave it to the other workers || #k3nnedys #residentevil #foryoupage #viral :: scp: vidarorcus.logoless

Overcoming Challenges as a Creator and Finding Support

Henna artists, let’s be real — we all wonder if we’re doing ‘enough.’ Between comparing ourselves online and chasing perfection, it’s easy to forget how far we’ve actually come! So, If you relate to even one of these 3 signs, then trust me, you’re doing better than you think!🌿 1️⃣ Clients *actually* come back to you. Not just friends or family but real paying customers who return because they love your work and your energy. That means your art made a lasting impression. It means they trust you.

I’m nearly 5 weeks postpartum and watching this back, I didn’t think I’d make it through 1 day, yet here I am making it through 33 days. If you’re at day 1, remember it does get better. And for those who need it, here are 5 things that helped me get through my c section: 1. Try to get up as soon as you can. It will be uncomfortable, but the earlier you’re mobile, the better for your body. once the catheter is out, even standing by your bed is a start to get your body feeling better. 2. Wear thos