And see, that's what my problem was
Yes, I am technically a type-2 diabetic, but i am a diabetic with good numbers, so my insurance is saying "oh we wont pay for those meds. You don't need it."ππ
And see, that's what my problem was
Yes, I am technically a type-2 diabetic, but i am a diabetic with good numbers, so my insurance is saying "oh we wont pay for those meds. You don't need it."ππ
Yeah, paying $200+ a week for a shot. In this economy?
I don't know anyone who has that kind of money
Yep, Mychal Threets is the new host of Reading Rainbow!
And he's also the official residential librarian for PBS Kids.
I got to meet him in Kansas City, and he was just as kind and gentle in real life, maybe even moreso, as he is in his posts

Oh my stars, this has got to be, single handedly, the absolute best answer I've ever received on any post!
Oh my goodness this had me laughing out loud for a good 5 minutes and I'm still laughing.
Thank you for the good chuckle, I love to laugh. I hope you have a wonderful rest of your day and week
Toys collecting. Especially dolls and or stuffed animals.
When a guy collects PokΓ©mon figures, that's fine and cool.
However when I like to buy myself Bratz dolls and Hello Kitty stuff and cute plushies, I'm told I am childish and I need to grow upππ
Does little guy even know that he exists?
Being more playful. Find more things to laugh and smile about.
Tap into my inner child, getting back into the things I loved as a child because I am a kidult with free will.
Sleep with stuffed animals and taking a plushie with me when I go out, despite what people may think.
Look for glimmer moments in my day.
The world is a hot pile of shitty dumpster fire, but I won't let it take away my smile and wonder and laughter. I will be happy in spite of the world
This is in the United States, during segregation.
The little girl in the picture is Ruby Bridges. In 1960, she was one of the first Black kids to integrate a school. In this picture, she is walking to an all-Whites school and the guards are protecting her because the racist white adults wanted to harm her just for wanting to go to school.
Ruby Bridges is still alive today.

6-year old Ruby Bridges walking to school.
This picture was always so powerful to me. I think I had that one famous illustrated storybook about Ruby Bridges.
Wait, im sorry, huh? How did the teacher even know about it if it was during the weekend?
Yeah that was apparently the original intentions of BANDAI.
Looking back now, the ads I remember watching on Disney Channel for Tamagotchi really did only have girls in them. I never realized that til now.
I think the thought process was probably like "girls like cutesy wootsy little characters! Boys like monsters that'll fight each other!"
Any time anyone starts throwing insults and slurs at me like a Frisbee in lieu of an actual counterarguement