"UndΓ©rage: The Anti-Aging Cream"| SNL UK
Saturday, March 28, 2026
Friday, March 27, 2026
Song's still hanging around...
Also, maybe the narrator is talking about himself because he's cried all his tears out. But he's created this song to express his emotions and it is his way of painting glycerine tears on himself.
TIL the song "Glycerine"...
https://www.reddit.com/r/todayilearned/s/zYziOzwlPU
Making friends with songs that probably played while I worked a restaurant job that I didn't want to be in at the time...
But making little rolled pasta also looks cool πΌ.
And fun and relaxing...
"the teen trad wife epidemic is deeper than you think"
therealmanifestelle
It could happen.
I feel like tapping into the retired people who tour around America on road trips energy.
I guess that's what HE sang.
In HIS light jeans.
Tom Petty - "It's Good To Be King [Official Music Video]"
People are complicated. π€·π»♀️
Might wear light-colored jeans for the first time in decades. Because, getting more liberated???
California tree.
California apple blossom.
California bee on another blossom hid and didn't want its picture taken.
I've laughed and cried and cried and other things I'm not gonna talk about right now, but the life purpose must go on!
"the teen trad wife epidemic is deeper than you think"
therealmanifestelle
Inch worm thoughts...
I believe people can love imperfectly and they do. And they can put themselves on an upward trajectory so that even if they make progress but then go backwards, then they can still make progress. And be on an upwards trajectory again.
Oh no, it's fine. I'm going to relax. I'm going to take a nice shower.
Glycerine! Tears. Endometriosis! Test.
"Literally whatever π"
littledrownedrat
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DU1hyr2DzVV/?igsh=MTc4MmM1YmI2Ng==
Oh, I didn't find the next song that vaguely came to mind, which I can't totally remember.
But I did find this one, with the older video, with the cage elevator!
π¨π¦3 - "πΎππ£π©ππ‘π€π€π₯ (πΏπ π) 1993"
When music of another era is back again...
I never paid too much attention to this song in the '90s (I was still in high school when it came out), and when I looked it up it the site said this was about the singer breaking up with a model, which made me wonder if the glycerine refers to glycerine tears, like maybe her tears would only seem like glycerine tears to him, which might just be getting off track, but it got stuck in my head recently for some reason, so perhaps I will ponder it further...
Bush - "Glycerine"
https://youtube.com/watch?v=hOllF3TgAsM&si=Mdqi230kUWUyd7pQ
So is this saying...
that you don't have to get a surgical operation anymore to get diagnosed with this condition?
immortalmel4
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DTVceK9jSsa/?igsh=MTc4MmM1YmI2Ng==
Seems like she had fun in South America!
And, she was performing on stage for an audience a lot, huh?
"π¦π²π¦π²π¦π²πΉ"
sabrinacarpenter
https://www.instagram.com/p/DWPeX9Tku8B/?igsh=MTc4MmM1YmI2Ng==
It's interesting when people can share what they've experienced.
I feel I don't want to change my gender in this life, but more people are doing so these days, and they are sharing their experiences. And I find this to be educational.
"#ftm #transformation #gender"
ctroubl_e
https://www.instagram.com/p/DWPqNjqjkY9/?igsh=MTc4MmM1YmI2Ng==
Thursday, March 26, 2026
Sometimes it seems like it's better to think that this sort of thing might be an Extinction Burst of the old patriarchal ways....
"Americans who have changed their name, like married women, would also be required to secure updated documentation to register to vote. Compared to White US citizens, citizens of color are three times more likely to lack documents such as birth certificates, passports, naturalization certificates, or certificates of citizenship or face difficulties accessing them."
"SAVE Act — League of Women Voters of Illinois"
https://www.lwvil.org/voting-rights
"Women Should Make Babies, Not Vote: Why Some on the Far Right Want to Repeal the 19th Amendment"
Sigh, there's something so controlling about some people.
They made an extreme example of a controlling personality the focus of a recent film, it looks like? Gives off some kind of creepy Epstein file vibes, too.
"Apex Trailer"
https://youtu.be/kgv8jf_8dm0?si=a7DqUeiGUEPhCqlT
I feel like the personality in this film kind of reminded me of a student back in upstate NY who was obsessed if he thought somebody had any control or power over him and he just acted like wanted to control and destroy you if he felt that was the case. Well, I think the universe got the message that I was not happy to be around somebody like that. I don't really think I ever met anybody quite like that again. I worked for ten years in a community college on the opposite Coast and I don't believe I ever met another student like that again, I should say.
This reminded me that I'm way less German than some people.
https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZTkLaqvNs
But it also reminded me that even though I'm not 100% German, I still have a lot of German in me.
Really interesting childhood memories.
I suppose I shall never be able to stop remembering how the first boy that was nice to me on a regular basis (since we attended the same daycare) was brown and possibly a Native American boy. And we were very companionable in my memory. And he was not treated as well by the blond babysitter mother in upstate New York, and I don't think I should ignore that experience. And I am sorry though, if she was oppressed and had to have a babysitting job she didn't want. I still have a scar on my finger from where she poked me with her needle to get a splinter out. Not all moms need to babysit other women's children. That was a lesson. Anyways, I will never remember who this person's name was, I guess (unless maybe I get hypnotized?)
But of course, there was one other boy who was also nice to me (on a more short-term basis) and he introduced me to something like bulgogi and I believe we played with bubbles at my house and I think we watched the "Mr. Body" show on TV. And And "Ripley's Believe It or Not." And he thought we could meet again when we were older and I agreed. And he became an interesting person I guess when he got older. And he thought I should go places I wanted to go and maybe not listen to my parents if they told me I shouldn't go there. He was kind of just a little bit more bossy, though.
Literally the universe likes me to listen to lots of kinds of music
I liked The Moody Blues but Margaux couldn't stand listening to them because she had traumatic experiences with their songs. I think because Peter liked them.
"Tiger, Tiger by Margaux Fragoso"| Goodreads
And another thing about the 19th century people.
They were in such rigid roles. So sometimes when things weren't going so well between Emerson and his wife, he would take off on a big long trip and then Thoreau would come over and help out while he was away and they got into these weird little power dynamics where the wife would tell Emerson that he should write to Henry but Emerson didn't like being told what to do and blah blah blah. And sometimes the kids started to think of Thoreau as their father.
And then sometimes Emerson would lecture Thoreau that he had to get married.
But then there was this one woman who actually asked Thoreau to marry her and it freaked Thoreau out and then he obviously didn't react well and the woman got suicidal. But then I guess she recovered. And Louisa May Alcott said she was a really good person. Thoreau stayed single.
And Emerson thought her behavior was just completely ridiculous. Women in those days didn't do such things.
I guess it was hard to be them.
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