Anela

Cute overload. I really like the new ghosts.

Someone might have seen it on tiktok, and kids pick things up. I've seen videos from Canadians on tiktok, talking about how Canada is preparing to go to war, just in case the former host of the apprentice, decides to invade. I know a woman in her thirties, Canadian, who said she was terrified that he was going to invade, and wanted to know if she needed to have things ready to go right now (including things for her pets, to take them in a rush). Same. I have a few friends who have said, "If I didn't have American friends who are against all of this, and having to deal directly, with everything he's doing, I might hate America, and blame all of them."

I don't understand why Misty would do that to Nat. I'm too tired to say anything else. I watched both episodes this morning.

I liked the first two episodes.

That's why I wondered where he would take them. I would think Sinatra would know every inch of that place.

https://www.lex18.com/news/covering-kentucky/lexington-fudge-shop-owner-paying-off-school-lunch-debt-with-tiktok It’s a fudge shop. :) He just qualified for the creator fund, so he hasn’t made much yet.

I saw a man on TikTok, from Kentucky, who runs a bakery. He gives all proceeds from his TikTok creator fund, to pay off the lunch debt in schools. I’ll have to find his account again. My phone is charging, right now.

https://www.reuters.com/sustainability/society-equity/us-targets-diversity-equity-inclusion-united-nations-2025-02-14/ US targets diversity, equity, inclusion at United Nations

He isn’t doing anything good, and he’s flooding the zone with terrible executive orders, designed to leave people feeling exhausted, and like we can’t do anything to stop it all. He is not doing anything good.

I think it was the Famous Five. I read a lot of Enid Blyton. I'm going to look these books up, though. Ohh, that reminds me: I'm watching a show now, where a little boy is reading James and the Giant Peach, in the pilot. I loved those books. I read a lot of Roald Dahl, too. My mum was a huge reader, and she's the one who got me started. I've been going to the library since I was little. It's one of my favourite places to be. Reading in class, reminded me of having to read out loud to the class, in English. This one mean English teacher, mocked my pronunciation of something, instead of just kindly correcting me, and the other kids laughed. I hated that place.

I don't mind seeing dogs in carts, as long as they aren't being any trouble. We can't take our dog into PetSmart, because he's reactive. He's fine once he adjusts to another dog being around, but it would be too over-stimulating for him. So, he waits in the van.

I didn't see this before I posted. We must have cross-posted. Sorry. I'm still trying to remember. We were the V.C. Andrews kids. Flowers in the Attic. Also the Chronicles of Narnia. The Box of Delights, was a successful kids TV show. Children's BBC had several TV series, so I watched those. The Secret Seven, the __ Five? I read a lot of those books, that were before my time. I started reading Dean Koontz, and other books like that, when I was a teenager. John Saul - I read his books when I was seventeen/eighteen. I loved horror books, fantasy.

Since 2016, Republicans have said they'd rather be Russian, than a Democrat.

They really confirmed him. Fuck.

I'm trying to remember what I read, because I was a big reader, but I don't remember most of these. I did read Judy Blume. The Enchanted Wood. The books involving Narnia. The Lion, The Witch, and the Wardrobe. That was the first book I bought through a book club in school. They handed them out, not long before we went home that day, and I still remember that feeling I had, holding the book for the first time. We had Degrassi in England, but it must have been before Drake was involved.

I wish I might, I wish I may...

Van said in this episode, that she saw something out there with them, when she wasn't dead, but also wasn't alive. I know that's also something that be seen as supernatural, or just the brain dying. I don't think she ever said what she saw. Just "something".

I don’t think we had the babysitter's club in England. Or, I just hadn’t heard of it. I remember a movie, years ago, but I wasn’t a kid when that came out.

With everything he’s doing, I think trump has something against America.

I read Sweet Valley High. I remember getting the books from the library, when I think I was eleven or twelve, because I remember reading them on the bunkbeds we had, before we moved again. I don’t remember Ramona. The author’s name sounds familiar, though. I saw the movie from 2010, a couple of years ago. It was cute.

I was hoping to go to a bookstore opening yesterday afternoon, but we had icy storms, too. I didn’t want to chance it. I was hoping to go to Amish country, to a seed store, to get some seeds on Friday, but we’re supposed to keep getting bad weather. More snow coming, so I don’t know I that’s happening, either.

https://www.tiktok.com/@swalwelleric You can watch people’s videos on the web, without joining the app.

Swalwell joined TikTok, and was posting videos on there. I can’t remember if he was live, like AOC. https://www.courtlistener.com/docket/69583866/talbott-v-trump/ TALBOTT v. TRUMP (1:25-cv-00240) District Court, District of Columbia I’m trying to wake up, but this link was posted under a post from Patrick Tomlinson, when he stated the military are choosing to protect their trans members. This is what I saw from Swalwell, last week. https://www.tiktok.com/@swalwelleric/video/7468525887051353386

I got an email from Hulu, telling me that they will be inserting ads into some content, even for those of us who pay for the no-ad plan. I'm so tired of this.

I feel like I'm slipping back into denial, because it is surreal. I hate how he's framing his deal with Putin as "lives will be saved!" These people want to keep their country! They don't want to be under Putin's rule.