Showing posts with label mother. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mother. Show all posts

Mothers and rainy days

My mother is terribly afraid of rainy days, sometimes she calls me just to tell me it's raining

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Worldbuilding

if real like was like fantasy and science fiction movies and people would keep explaining trivil stuff to each other that everyone in that universe should already know

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Dessert for Tomorrow

When someone makes a dessert and puts it in the fridge, but it's only to be eaten on the next day. I tend to wait inside the fridge.

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My Mother and How I Really

My mother takes my comics a bit too seriously

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Sweets and appetite

My mother tells be that eating sweets before dinner would make me lose my appetite. Oh, if only if were that easy...
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Christmas as a millennial

If I were a millennial child, this is how I would find out that Santa doesn't exist - by finding out he's not on the internet


Merry Christmas!
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Dining out with family

What really happens when I dine out with my family

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Quick trip to the market

Every single time I ask my mom if she needs something from he grocery store.

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Verbal communication

How my mother really talks with me

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Motherly superpower

I think one of the greatest superpower of mothers is invisibility in supermarkets

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Playing with my hair

What I'm really thinking when I'm playing with my hair
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Cooking with your mother closeby

The despairing experience of cooking with your mom closeby and realising that everything you do is completely wrong and you such

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Mothers and food


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Give mommy a hug


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Mess for mothers


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Cake dough


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Selective Intelligence

 

Happy Mother's Day to all the mommas out the! (Incluing mothers of pets and mothers of dragons).

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Sneezes and moms


Everything out of the ordinary that I do she thinks I'm dying with a random sickness. The only thing that never changes is that, according to her, the blame is always on spending too much time on the computer.

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