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Aug. 29th, 2025 08:53 pm
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Our microwave is, like. Haunted or something?? It's perfectly normal when it's just sitting there and when it's in use. But whenever we've opened it for the last few days, it kinda turns on. With the door open. Like, I'm not sure if it's actually heating since I'm not sticking my hand in there. But it makes the "cooking something" hum and the turntable spins. Spooky!

(The internet tells me this is most likely a case of a damaged motor but it's more fun if it's haunted.)

A Little About Me

Aug. 29th, 2025 12:59 am
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Name: Georgiana or Georgie. Neither is my legal name, but they are what I use here and in most situations.

Age: Forty-one.

I mostly post about: Entries may consist of anything from short summaries of my day, to surveys, to essays on various topics, to interesting links and quotes that I find, along with my commentary on them. Lately, I have been writing reviews of opera recordings from the 1950's and earlier. I have no interest in politics and modern celebrities. I wish to keep my journal light and happy as much as possible.

My hobbies are: studying dandyism, Received Pronunciation, the Regency, and the Italian language, reading, writing, cooking, baking, playing cards and dice, and enjoying warm weather.

My Other Interests include: coffees, teas, antique menswear and accessories (usually Edwardian), chamber and classical music, pre-1950's opera singers, plants and gardening, crafts, and history and nature documentaries. I love wit, wordplay, and sarcastic humour without vulgarity. I also love cats.

My fandoms are: I don't have any.

I'm looking to meet people who: are positive, who share my interests and can introduce me to some new ones, and who enjoy at least some elements of high culture. While the minimum age I will add is twenty-one, I tend to get along with those who are older than I, particularly seniors. I am also single and searching, but since this isn't a dating community, I'll just say that you can find more about that in one of the sticky entries in my journal.

My posting schedule tends to be: It varies, from a few posts in a given week to a few in a single day. Often, I post what I call filler entries toward the end of the month. These are entries posted on one date but for another. I try to post a few entries per week.

When I add people, my dealbreakers are: minors (I prefer at least over twenty-one), depression and/or anxiety (posted often), bad self-esteem, life drama, recreational drugs, religion or politics (posted often), a lot of bad grammar and spelling, and frequent obscenities. Please note that I am totally blind, so if you mostly post images, I won't be able to comment on them, as I cannot see them.

Before adding me, you should know: I have no time for political correctness, lies, or drama. While I always try to be civil during discussions, I share my opinion without reservations. If you are easily offended, please do not add me. I have a very dry and witty sense of humour. Otherwise, feel free to read my profile and/or posts and add me if you wish. I will most likely reciprocate. I also comment when I have something to say, but there are times when I don't read my friends' page for awhile, and I am trying to change that.

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Aug. 28th, 2025 08:55 pm
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Our apartment complex has decided to offer internet service as an amenity. No opt-outs. Whether we use it or not, it's an additional sixty-five dollars added to our rent starting in a month. We currently pay sixty dollars for our internet service, btw. With the same provider.

The installation guys came today to replace our modem with a big wall-mounted affair. Like, stupid big. We're going to have to rearrange our furniture, because we can't put it all back where it was. Did I mention no one asked for this?

Bleh.

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Aug. 27th, 2025 08:58 pm
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Something about today feels like a reset of sorts. I still haven't gotten anything done but that nervous energy has abated. Tbh, I didn't try to get anything done. Not out of defeat, mind you, but because I chose to take a step back. Obviously there are times when it's best to power through a block but I'm sure we've all had occasions when trying to force something to happen creatively just made it worse. I think this was one of those occasions. I guess I won't know for sure until I actually sit down and make another attempt to lock in but maybe what I needed was to air my frustration and then give myself room to breath. We'll find out...

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Aug. 26th, 2025 08:59 pm
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I've got this restless energy that Idk what to do with. Or, rather, that I can't seem to do anything with. Maybe related to my creative block? I say "creative" rather than "writer's" because after messing up another crochet project, I'm struggling to try again or pick anything else up. I have things that I want to do and the energy to do them but my executive functions are just not functioning.
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I'll start with the tl;dr summary to make sure everyone sees it and then explain further: As of September 1, we will temporarily be forced to block access to Dreamwidth from all IP addresses that geolocate to Mississippi for legal reasons. This block will need to continue until we either win the legal case entirely, or the district court issues another injunction preventing Mississippi from enforcing their social media age verification and parental consent law against us.

Mississippi residents, we are so, so sorry. We really don't want to do this, but the legal fight we and Netchoice have been fighting for you had a temporary setback last week. We genuinely and honestly believe that we're going to win it in the end, but the Fifth Circuit appellate court said that the district judge was wrong to issue the preliminary injunction back in June that would have maintained the status quo and prevented the state from enforcing the law requiring any social media website (which is very broadly defined, and which we definitely qualify as) to deanonymize and age-verify all users and obtain parental permission from the parent of anyone under 18 who wants to open an account.

Netchoice took that appellate ruling up to the Supreme Court, who declined to overrule the Fifth Circuit with no explanation -- except for Justice Kavanaugh agreeing that we are likely to win the fight in the end, but saying that it's no big deal to let the state enforce the law in the meantime.

Needless to say, it's a big deal to let the state enforce the law in the meantime. The Mississippi law is a breathtaking state overreach: it forces us to verify the identity and age of every person who accesses Dreamwidth from the state of Mississippi and determine who's under the age of 18 by collecting identity documents, to save that highly personal and sensitive information, and then to obtain a permission slip from those users' parents to allow them to finish creating an account. It also forces us to change our moderation policies and stop anyone under 18 from accessing a wide variety of legal and beneficial speech because the state of Mississippi doesn't like it -- which, given the way Dreamwidth works, would mean blocking people from talking about those things at all. (And if you think you know exactly what kind of content the state of Mississippi doesn't like, you're absolutely right.)

Needless to say, we don't want to do that, either. Even if we wanted to, though, we can't: the resources it would take for us to build the systems that would let us do it are well beyond our capacity. You can read the sworn declaration I provided to the court for some examples of how unworkable these requirements are in practice. (That isn't even everything! The lawyers gave me a page limit!)

Unfortunately, the penalties for failing to comply with the Mississippi law are incredibly steep: fines of $10,000 per user from Mississippi who we don't have identity documents verifying age for, per incident -- which means every time someone from Mississippi loaded Dreamwidth, we'd potentially owe Mississippi $10,000. Even a single $10,000 fine would be rough for us, but the per-user, per-incident nature of the actual fine structure is an existential threat. And because we're part of the organization suing Mississippi over it, and were explicitly named in the now-overturned preliminary injunction, we think the risk of the state deciding to engage in retaliatory prosecution while the full legal challenge continues to work its way through the courts is a lot higher than we're comfortable with. Mississippi has been itching to issue those fines for a while, and while normally we wouldn't worry much because we're a small and obscure site, the fact that we've been yelling at them in court about the law being unconstitutional means the chance of them lumping us in with the big social media giants and trying to fine us is just too high for us to want to risk it. (The excellent lawyers we've been working with are Netchoice's lawyers, not ours!)

All of this means we've made the extremely painful decision that our only possible option for the time being is to block Mississippi IP addresses from accessing Dreamwidth, until we win the case. (And I repeat: I am absolutely incredibly confident we'll win the case. And apparently Justice Kavanaugh agrees!) I repeat: I am so, so sorry. This is the last thing we wanted to do, and I've been fighting my ass off for the last three years to prevent it. But, as everyone who follows the legal system knows, the Fifth Circuit is gonna do what it's gonna do, whether or not what they want to do has any relationship to the actual law.

We don't collect geolocation information ourselves, and we have no idea which of our users are residents of Mississippi. (We also don't want to know that, unless you choose to tell us.) Because of that, and because access to highly accurate geolocation databases is extremely expensive, our only option is to use our network provider's geolocation-based blocking to prevent connections from IP addresses they identify as being from Mississippi from even reaching Dreamwidth in the first place. I have no idea how accurate their geolocation is, and it's possible that some people not in Mississippi might also be affected by this block. (The inaccuracy of geolocation is only, like, the 27th most important reason on the list of "why this law is practically impossible for any site to comply with, much less a tiny site like us".)

If your IP address is identified as coming from Mississippi, beginning on September 1, you'll see a shorter, simpler version of this message and be unable to proceed to the site itself. If you would otherwise be affected, but you have a VPN or proxy service that masks your IP address and changes where your connection appears to come from, you won't get the block message, and you can keep using Dreamwidth the way you usually would.

On a completely unrelated note while I have you all here, have I mentioned lately that I really like ProtonVPN's service, privacy practices, and pricing? They also have a free tier available that, although limited to one device, has no ads or data caps and doesn't log your activity, unlike most of the free VPN services out there. VPNs are an excellent privacy and security tool that every user of the internet should be familiar with! We aren't affiliated with Proton and we don't get any kickbacks if you sign up with them, but I'm a satisfied customer and I wanted to take this chance to let you know that.

Again, we're so incredibly sorry to have to make this announcement, and I personally promise you that I will continue to fight this law, and all of the others like it that various states are passing, with every inch of the New Jersey-bred stubborn fightiness you've come to know and love over the last 16 years. The instant we think it's less legally risky for us to allow connections from Mississippi IP addresses, we'll undo the block and let you know.

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Aug. 25th, 2025 08:59 pm
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It happened days later than I wanted it to but I finally got my letter to my penpal done. Just need to remember to drop it in the mailbox before work tomorrow. At least the weather is supposed to be nice in the morning.

SPEAKING OF WRITING, guess who's still failing to turn out anything worth the time it takes to force it onto a page? It's me! I'm so mad at myself. The ideas are there. Even a lot of the words are there. I don't understand why I can't make things happen.

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Aug. 24th, 2025 08:59 pm
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Went to a local festival today. Spent a lot more time there than I meant to but it was fun.

I would've been pleased by the progress I made on the blanket buuut it turns out I've screwed up about a third of the squares I made for it orz It's kinda obvious when they're all together, too, so this isn't something I can just carry on with. I'm gonna have to find something else to do with that third and make a new batch. Bah. At least they all do look nice on their own, I guess.

My introduction

Aug. 24th, 2025 01:49 pm
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Hi all, I’ve had this blog for a fairly short time, though here of late I’ve been writing in it a lot more. I created this DW only intending to write about music-related things. However, I’ve realized that I love writing about any sort of media that impacts me. I’ve also written some things about living with disabilities here too, and will probably continue doing so. I’ve also written about my healing journey as it relates to healing from horrific childhood abuse/assorted big T and little T traumas. I love all kinds of music from EDM (Electronic Dance Music) to R&B, to latin pop, to rock n roll and rap. I am a feminist, as well as a non-conformist by nature. I’m proudly a member of the LGBTQ+ community. I suppose that’s a good enough introduction for now :)
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Name: Hi, I'm Nicole (she/her).

Age: early 40s



I mostly post about: As my journal title says, "to spit out all the butt-ends of my days and ways," (from T.S. Eliot's The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock, one of my favorite poems). I've been keeping a fairly regular chronicle of my life since the early days of the internet. I had paper journals before then, but then I found MyDearDiary, and Diaryland, and then . . . Livejournal. I was there for the latter's heyday and after; I only recently stopped cross-posting there about a year ago. So, not new to this journaling thing, although some of the more experimental ways I've written have fallen by the wayside in favor of a more regular narrative flow. So, yes, mostly daily life stuff, with a sprinkling of pictures and questionnaires here and there.



My hobbies are: Reading is my main one, although to me it's more like breathing than a hobby. I enjoy cooking and baking. I want to get back into writing, but general life and medical issues have kind of put a damper on this for now. I want to learn to use my camera better. I like video games, mainly of the platformer or puzzle variety; or something cozy (I'm really enjoying the Zero Escape games right now, and pondering purchasing Tiny Bookshop).



My fandoms are: I'm not really a fandom person. I like a lot of things, but I don't think they quite rise to the level of fandom.



I'm looking to meet people who: post about their daily lives, what they are thinking about, what they like to do in their free time. I'm not on much social media anymore, so this is it. And I always did prefer the longer types of posting, hearkening back to the "slower internet," if you will, where we didn't have to think in a pithy 140 characters or what-have-you.



My posting schedule tends to be: I was trying to stick to daily, but I don't always make it there. I do try to post at least once weekly.



When I add people, my dealbreakers are: The standard -isms and -phobias are not welcome; nor are folks who are pro-MAGA (and claim they're not -ist and -phobic). Yes, there are differences of opinion, but those are things like pizza toppings and which is the best ice cream flavor, not things that will get people killed.



Before adding me, you should know: I try to comment when possible, but I always read. Same goes for you; you don't have to comment on everything, but please feel free to say something if an entry speaks to you or you want to start a conversation. Once I add you, I have a longer introduction post behind a friends-lock if you want to know more about me - I know it's hard to jump in the middle of someone's life who's been at this for awhile :-)

Darwin Festival 2025

Aug. 24th, 2025 09:00 pm
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Darwin is not exactly known for being the cultural centre of Australia, but it does its best during its Festival and Fringe Festival. It's a particularly good time to visit in the dry season, where every day is 30 degrees, blue skies and a cool morning breeze, especially as a break from Melbourne's wintery touch (which I also love). The past several days have been in the fine company of Lara and Adam at MrBlueSky, where I also had the delight of catching up with Gary, Mon, Jac, and Shu on different occasions, and every evening there was an opportunity to soak up some fine entertainment.

A personal highlight was "John Schumann & The Vagabond Crew" performing the songs of Redgum. It's not my usual style of music, but they are the most notable radical Australian folk band that has ever walked in the country, and the musicianship was utterly superb. I felt like a teenager getting John to sign my copy of "If You Don't Fight You Lose", but I justified it on the grounds that I have been listening to this album since my teenage years; this will be a Rocknerd review. Another event also worthy of special note was "Duck Pond", a fusion of acrobatics, ballet, and theatre and a fusion story of Swan Lake and The Ugly Duckling. Understandably, I couldn't help but think of the RuneQuest scenario of the same name. Further, there is the excellent musicianship and storytelling of Fred Leone, whose self-taught upside-down southpaw guitar-playing is just a small testimony to his abilities.

Other events included a visit to the Northern Territory Art Gallery and Museum (MAGNT) which was hosting the National Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Art Award (NATSIAA), the video artistry of Shundori", the impressive and moving Zhangke Jia film Caught by the Tides, and the impressive aerialist performance of "La Ronde". In contrast, I was less taken by Bangarra Dance Theatre's "Illume", mainly because it didn't provide what was said on the tin, or the Sydney alternative-improv "Party Dozen", although kudos to the young punk local support act "Tang" who had plenty of energy and style.

The time seemed to go quickly, and the view of the Darwin harbour from my co-owned apartment always gives the opportunity for reflection, consolidation of thoughts, and quiet strategic preparation for the future. It is, without a doubt, one of the finest places for a short visit, and I can certainly understand why some people feel the desire to move on a more permanent basis, although I am a long way from such considerations myself. I will, once again, take this opportunity to thank Lara and Adam for their absolutely superb hosting and care of this Southerner's visit and for showing me many highlights of their home town. Doubtless, I will return again soon.

Gulf Coast Cryptid Seeking Mutuals

Aug. 24th, 2025 03:04 am
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Me!

🦇 About Me 🦇

  • Age: 36

  • Posts About: Plants, the weather, food, books, tv shows, movies, music, my health and my goals

  • Looking For: More active users (my reading page and my inbox are a bit dead atm). Artists, writers, crafters, foodies, nature lovers, y gente que habla Español


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Aug. 23rd, 2025 11:37 pm
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Slept in a little and so I got to the farmers market later than hoped but I did get there. Got all the veggies I was after, too, plus some brioche buns! The herbs I wanted weren't available this time around but that's fine. It was weird to go alone but I can't deny that I got through a lot easier than usual, lol. Still, not sure I'd want to go alone again. Mostly just because the bus was annoying.

I also did some reading. Not quite as much as I intended to do today but I'll probably read a little more before bed. The book I'm reading right now... I'm not entirely sure what to make of it, tbh. It's called True Vampires of History and I thought it was going to be about historical figures like Vlad the Impaler and Countess Elizabeth Bathory and the folklore they inspired. But while both those weirdos do get sections about them, most of the book is historical accounts of supposed vampire encounters and how they were handled and the people behind the book either believe in these accounts or are playing it off like they do. For another thing, it isn't edited very well. There were two or three typos within a page of each other in just the introduction and later into the book, most of a paragraph was repeated. And I mean "part" as in the superfluous part stopped mid-word. The back cover also boasts that the book is "fully illustrated" but the only illustration is under the author's introduction. Other than that, there are seven movie stills throughout all one hundred and ninety pages. This almost two hundred-page book full of historical accounts has a single-page bibliography, btw, and no indication of which works have been cited by which section of the book.

To be completely honest, though? I'm only really bringing this book up as an excuse to share with you all my favorite line, from the section on Bathory:

Elizabeth was born about the year 1560 into a family that included a sex fiend brother, a devil worshipper uncle, and a lesbian aunt."

hey

Aug. 23rd, 2025 10:38 am
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Name: Sarah, but you can also call me Paperlady (or any nickname you like).
 
Age: 19 (turning 20 in November).
 
Location / Timezone: UTC+3.
 
I mostly post about:
Life updates, reflections, and general diary-type entries. I’m hoping to use Dreamwidth as a way to slow down, read more, and improve my writing through conversations and entries. Expect book notes, film thoughts, and sometimes just little pieces of my day. My posting schedule will probably be all over the place — sometimes a lot at once, sometimes nothing for a bit, and occasionally a steady routine when I get into a groove.
 
My hobbies are:
Baking, playing guitar, journaling, photography, sometimes art and editing. I love discovering new music and I get a little too invested in my playlists. I’m also trying to get deeper into reading and writing.
 
My fandoms / media loves are:
Coming-of-age stories, slow romances, and movies that ache in quiet ways (Before Sunrise, Only You, Romeo + Juliet 1996, etc.). Been getting into poetry (Rilke, Mary Oliver, Patti Smith) and a mix of alternative/indie music — Jeff Buckley, Radiohead, The Strokes, Smashing pumpkins, The Killers, etc.
 
I’m looking to meet people who:
Like exchanging thoughts and snippets of daily life, who enjoy books, films, and music, and who are here for conversation.
 
My posting schedule tends to be:
Erratic, distracted, then obsessed. Probably a couple times a week when I’m consistent.
 
Before adding me, you should know:
I deal with some anxiety when it comes to talking, but I’m hoping this space helps me through that. I don’t post anything graphic, though some of the media I love touches on heavier themes like heartbreak, mental health, or loss.
 
Dealbreakers:
I’m not interested in anyone who puts others down for who they are, cruelty, or being dismissive.

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Aug. 22nd, 2025 08:46 pm
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The weekend is upon us! Gonna try and hit the farmers market tomorrow-- it's been a minute! Then I need to lock in on the tedium of the blanket I'm working on for my upcoming niece. It's gonna be so worth it but it's hard to remember that when I have all these ends to deal with. I've still got time but I want to at least have all the individual pieces to be combined done this weekend. I also have reading to catch up on and I need to get some writing done.

Idk how much of this exactly I'll accomplish but I'm shooting for the stars, as usual. If anyone is up for acting as a sounding board for the writing bit, I'd appreciate it. I want to work a little on my mermaid stories and a little on some Transformers fanfic. (I know I don't have a lot of Transformers friends but it's mostly structure/readability stuff I'm needing help with, so.)

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Aug. 21st, 2025 08:58 pm
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So, you remember how the TFcon hotel blocks got sold out? Well, I emailed the organizers so they could update the web portal. Never got a response but I wasn't really expecting one. I went back to the web portal for something else today and noticed that it still hadn't been updated. Just as a shot in the dark, I tried booking the reservation again-- and it went through! Idk if there was a mistake that got fixed or they added more rooms to the block or what but I'm sure not complaining!

I'm gonna keep watching for availability to open up at the hotel actually hosting the con, since that remains my first choice, but I'm alright with this being how we go ahead. I've got my sister and her fiancé in one room with their younger two and their oldest and I will take another room. She's the most interested in attending with me, so that'll be most convenient. We still need to decide how we're splitting her time between me and her parents-- she thinks she wants to go with me all day each day but there's no way she's actually up for that, lol. Good thing there's a free shuttle between the hotels, though Idk yet how that's going to be scheduled.

hey yall.

Aug. 21st, 2025 07:58 pm
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Name: Jay
Age: 40

I mostly post about:
life. thoughts. pets.

My hobbies are:
video games. trivia nights. petting cats.

My fandoms are:
Loki. guardians of the galaxy. norse goddess Hel. neil gaiman. i just sorta realized i dont have many fandoms right now

I'm looking to meet people who:
post. are interested in the day to day ladida of life.

My posting schedule tends to be:
right now its new again, and id like to keep it pretty regular

When I add people, my dealbreakers are:
not much is a deal breaker. im not here to judge you.

Before adding me, you should know:
i enjoy all kinds of conversations and learning. as tyrion lannister says "I drink and I know things"

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Aug. 20th, 2025 08:58 pm
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Working out the beats of one of the mermaid short stories I've been neglecting and guess what I realized. If you guessed, "two of the most consistent plot points contradict each other," you're a very good guesser. Idk how this hasn't hit me before. It's like I just forgot my own world-building.

Seeking New Friends

Aug. 20th, 2025 08:29 pm
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Name: Remy

Age: 41

I mostly post about: My personal life, mental health, game reviews, book reviews, movie reviews, and other stuff. I am also working on a furry fantasy novel that I hope to finish typing up one of these days--I already have it written out in seven or so notebooks.

My hobbies are: AI furry art, reading, writing, video games

My fandoms are: I was heavily into the furry fandom and AI furry art communities but had several falling outs with the former ages ago and the latter recently that led to me leaving social media, but I still enjoy doing them.

I'm looking to meet people who: Comfort me when I'm in need, make insightful commentary on my entries, appreciate my unique autistic perspective.

My posting schedule tends to be: At least once every few days.

When I add people, my dealbreakers are: I am very somewhat ideologically sensitive as politics has broken tons of my past friendships.

Before adding me, you should know: I am autistic and very PTSD, damaged from 18 years of psychiatric medications. Read my sticky post to learn more.

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Aug. 19th, 2025 08:59 pm
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Man, I frikkin hate not being able to remember the titles of books I read as a kid.

For example: I remembered a chapter book about a magical cat-- used to be a witch's familiar, I think-- who I'm fairly certain was called Pandora. She has a collar that has no clasp and ends up living with a couple and their pets after her previous owner... dies? goes away? That, I'm fuzzy on. I don't even really remember what the book is about, might just be a slice of life thing. The main thing I remember is that the humans are late getting home one day and so Pandora uses her powers to open canned food for herself and the other pets. Then the humans get home and the wife insists that unexplainable things have been happening since they found Pandora and this cinches it. While they're talking about the odd events in question, Pandora is grumbling to the other animals about how they pressured her to use her magic in ways that would draw attention to it. The humans confront Pandora directly and she responds by... making something happen, Idk. I cannot remember what, nor can I remember a single detail beyond that point even though I remember finishing the book. Anyhow, the problem with being pretty sure of her name being Pandora is that there is a picture book about a cat named Pandora which is titled Pandora aaand, yeah, that's clogging up my searches something fierce, lol. Gonna have to try to find it based on the other details, which is gonna be annoying. Watch that not even be her name...
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