I Was So Scared For Him

paws at you! <3

looking at you. pouting at you. pawing at you. uhhmm..rolling over, i dunno

'kay i didn't know whatta say i just wanted to send somethin..so..first ^_^ i claim the inbox (/j)

Resa beat you to it, but hi to my favorite sister anyway. petting your head as we speak, feeding you all the cat treats in my pantry

we can fuck to red wine supernova

or something by xana.... xana is good..... c. complex by xana is. is us. us coded.. maybe... -w-

you, me, tribbing in my california king?? (maybe it's a twin bed.....?) it's more likely than you think. never listened to xana though, I'll put a pin in that one.

caitlyn's garden of violets

I love when siblings have their own code words, like words that only they know the real meaning of. for example, saying 'powder' is how I tell my sister I need her to sit on my face.

melia 🥀

violets

Ah yes, the 3 genders. Male, female, and “what the fuck are you, a cop?”

SEBIAN LEX

@junoisded

two men having sex with each other is feminist bc they’re leaving women alone for once & that’s why fujoshis exist yknow

You might find something like this on your property or along public forest trails. It’s about the same size and shape as a ketchup packet and smells like rotten fish. Believe it or not, this little packet protects you, your pets, and your family. The USDA drops these in areas (including Hamilton County) where raccoon-variant rabies has been known to occur. Raccoons find the packet and eat the contents, and it provides them with immunity to rabies. If you find one, simply leave it where it is, or, if it’s in an area accessible to a pet or child, just put on a pair of gloves and move it. Don’t worry, though— even if it was handled by a human or pet, it doesn’t pose any danger besides an unpleasant odor.

~ For Fox Sake Wildlife Rescue