@Borealis:
lmao I keep trying to make a halloween avi too, but I have a lot more cozy looking items like this!
maybe I'll make something to last like, a week, then onto winter themes XD

@sunny:
gosh probably more than I know. centipedes are one I hope to never catch anywhere near me, but I know they are around here. The big ones I'm told are all poisonous. But I'd commit arson if I ever saw one...

I ought to look up which ones are particularly poisonous to cats, cause we also got scorpions, spiders, and scarabs (but I think scarabs are chill to animals?)

@sunny:
ohhh, you must live in england or somewhere like that where nature hasn't decided it wants to kill ya
I'm used to it though, I spent my childhood in florida.

@sunny:
Yeah, florida comes with a ton of warning signs
dont go in the woods, dont walk barefoot in the grass, watch where you stand, that palm tree is on fire but its fine, dont swim in the ocean where the pelicans float, aside from the ocean dont touch the water...
ah, and definitely dont crawl into tight spaces.

I've visited England a couple times, the nature there is a lot more relaxing <3

@Jolly: oh man it sounds like you need to be on high alert all the time in Florida:o yes, England is super relaxing in comparison!!

i can't move outside the UK because i have no passport whatsoever. nor do i plan to get one because i don't like the government knowing about my grandparents and my parents.

i simply do not like the government.

@Jolly: aww thats good being produktive :D what crafts you are doing? My little family (2year old, BF and I) went hiking and met some old friends of mine. It was so awkward ;A;

@Shadami:
thought dumping is danger for me too. But all the more fun

@Borealis:
heyy, your new avi looks squishy cute <3

@sunny:
Haha! what I would give to live in the country in england or wales, rain and all
London was neat and all (safer than the average US city) but outside it it felt soooooo nice being there during my 6 month visas

@Feral:
makes sense, I really dont like my government either!
Although I'm curious since I dont know the UK as well. Here in the US the government already knows everything about you as long as you have a birth certif and social security number (which is forced upon us at birth pretty much). So even if I didn't have a passport, they still know. Its kinda spooky.
Is it not like that in the UK?

@Atropa Belladonna:
I was (finally) labeling my spices in my kitchen using my cricut machine XD
and wax sealing a bunch of letters. Not really a craft per se, but its fun to do <3

Oh gosh that is awkward! But I hope it was nice seeing them at the same time?
I move so much that I'm often spared this chance :'D

@Shadami:
When going through healing and things like this, sometimes it can help to write it all out on a paper. I cant remember what the exercise is called that I did in gradeschool where you just start writing and writing without worrying about grammar or structure. Just write every thought. Some people burn the paper when they're done but I'm too lazy for that, I just chuck em. XD
Its a nice way to get it out of your head so you can process your emotions. <3

BUT THATS GOOD I'm so happy you found someone like that <33
I remember when I first met my husband I went absolutely nuts. Like crushes never hit me hard, but there were points when I'd get off work (where I met him) and come home to do my college homework. But I couldn't THINK so I'd lay on my carpet and get annoyed at all the gushy flutteries in me I couldnt get SHIT done!

@sunny:
Yeah I spent just under 6 months the first time I visited, then went back again about 4-5 months a few years later. obv I didn't have a job at the time, my mom sent me over XD
Most of my time was spent near St Albans, which is around where my sister's inlaws live. She spent some time studying abroad there so also have a handful of friends all around London. Lots of bus/train rides <3

First visit was mostly touristy stuff. Check out this and that for the first time, then road trips around the country and up to Wales. Thats when I got to visit a lot of rural areas while we drove around. We'd just stop randomly to enjoy nature. Or maybe a friend knew someone somewhere that still had thatched rooftops. So cute
The second visit I didn't really go far outside London. I was mostly just out on my own trying all the hard toffee I could find. Saw the place more from a resident POV than a tourist one at that point, since I just got to witness the day-to-day lives of the family and friends and explore where they lived every day.