I got to cohost a Lilly Belle tour with Bob Gurr. This is the most exciting train trip I ever took.

A Treatment For Lazy Eye Could Lie In An '80s Arcade Game

A classic arcade game could help adults with lazy eye, according to a small new study. Researchers from McGill University found that Tetris, a puzzle-type game invented in 1984 that involves matching falling blocks, could help train the eyes of people with adult amblyopia (the scientific name for lazy eye).

This is relevant to my interests and my shitty vision. Glorious. Get me those goggles, stat!

NOTE TO SELF:

WHOO

I found old writing.

There’s one story I’ve kind of been looking for for years. There is also old Ascension stuff. Like, the original.

I’m so thrilled, guys. You have no idea.

timepolice:

10$ commission for Applescruffs! I don’t normally take commissions except on special occasions, but you could consider this a special occasion. Find out more here.

Thanks again Scruffies!

DUDE! This is SO AWESOME

Also, you should commission either Cal or Bri, because this is a good cause and look at the awesome that could be yours!

serdomr

Thanks to a typo, the word “awesome” got upgraded to “serdomr.”

Please bear this in mind, everyone.

Have a serdomr day!

I have gained a new follower

A new AWESOME follower.

AWESOME

Also, in keeping with the follower count = pokedex number, I’ve graduated to being a graveler.

NOW go say hello to Hoser and spread some awesome.

Request

If someone could leave a happy story in my ask or something, that would be awesome. It’s been a long few days and I have a few more coming.

thecurseoftheherondales:

crowxfeather1:

fishfronds:

sneakling:

friendly reminder that at christmas british people actually set their food on fire

wait you mean other people don’t do this are you serious

WAT

are you guys all satan?

WE’RE THE ONLY PEOPLE THAT SET FIRE TO OUR CHRISTMAS PUDDINGS?!

This is one of MY FAVORITE TRADITIONS!

The Monkees

That was a classy concert I went to tonight. Very sweet.

Also I forgot how much I love certain songs and I nearly cried a few times.

I will also never listen to “Daily Nightly” without peeing myself laughing. Because they did not have a Moog synthesizer, Mike Nesmith decided to impersonate one by making ridiculous noises over the microphone. It was glorious.

You may be hearing from me about The Monkees a lot in the next few days.