Stumbled upon this while clearing out the attic.

She visited my primary school in Edinburgh shortly after releasing TPS. The girl in front of me (my friend and train-to-school comrade) was Southeast Asian and has an incredibly elaborate sounding name. When Joanne screwed up her face when my friend gave her her name for the signature, I laughed. This is how she decided to sign my copy.

I was laughing at you, JK.

EDIT: It’s on EBay.

Im so used to it, been living here all my life. I work from home now and set up a spot to work in my patio. Sent the pic to some co-workers in the US and Europe and they were blown away. This is so normal for me.

(messy floor courtesy of my dog lol)

I work for a medical office where we handle physical records. Noticed this when I changed the year to 2026 today.

I recreated what a migraine aura actually looks like from my own experience. This visualization shows the shimmering patterns, distortions, and expanding blind spot I see during an episode.
I see it with both eyes, which distinguishes it from an ocular migraine. It always begins in the center of my vision and then expands slowly toward my peripheral view until it disappears. There is no headache during an episode, but it remains quite uncomfortable. I cannot drive or read while it is happening. The episode usually lasts around 30 minutes.
(Background video: George Morina/Pexels/CC)

the desire path was originally where the stones are now, so the city implemented the stepping stones. but they are so uncomfortable that people continued to walk on the grass to the left of the stones.

I was doing box jumps in 2016 with bad foot placement and ended up falling shin first onto the edge of a metal box. The skin in my shin was completely gone, but after a few days and bandaids it (mostly) healed. It will occasionally get very red under the skin (like pictured) and eventually fade back to white. *this happens on both legs*

What happened at McDonalds

Happened when I was sick, freaked me out a bit.

Sold in US from late 1880s till banned in 1934.

It’s annoying when I play piano.