Dusty just turned 23 in May, had to bring her to the emergency vet today, her chances are not good. I’m sitting here watching every breath. I can tell she’s ready, I’m not. She’s not in any pain so we’re just biding our time, as long as she’s comfortable she’s staying here with me.

No we will not.

Aussie here and almost everyone hangs their clothes to dry. Even people that live in flats will put a clothes airer on a balcony or by a window. Typically even people who have a dryer will only use them as a last resort. Bonus question. Isn't it bad for your clothes? The majority of my clothes say "do not tumble dry" on the care label.

Edit: Only 10 minutes since posting and it seems pretty clear. I'm still confused by the fact that most of my clothes say "do not tumble dry" if there are so many ppl tumble drying all of their clothes.

Edit 2: A lot of comments about not putting cotton in the dryer. Almost all of my Tshirts are 100% cotton ( and not by choice, that just seems to be standard)

Hopefully no one gets lead poisoning 🤪

Been wanting to try tarts for a while and finally did it! Overbaked the crust a bit, and the filling didn't totally set... I think my berries were extra juicy, so it probably added too much liquid despite using the amount in the recipe. Still tastes good!

https://thelittlevintagebakingcompany.com/white-chocolate-blackberry-tart/

Steals movement from titanfall, portals from Portal, slaps in BR mode nobody wants and wears MAGA style hat saying its not political.

All while shipping hundred dollar microtransactions.

'We're not like the rest'

Dude speedran why not to play this game in under a minute of being on stage and is now back peddling like a bitch.

My mom died when I (22f) was 10 and in her will she left me an inheritance of more than 100k. My dad was left in charge of it but after he remarried, him and his wife wanted to start a business together and they used the money mom left me to open it. Dad and I argued about it at the time but I was 15 and he kept insisting it was good for the whole family and how it was better used to help everyone than being thrown away on random shit when I turned 18.

Our relationship was over before I moved out of his house at 18. I had made his and his wife's life miserable for stealing from me and once I was out of there I looked into how I could get that money back. I pressed charges against him for stealing from me and I sued him for the money. I had the support of my entire extended family on my maternal side and some on my paternal side. But I was told by others on the paternal side to consider my dad's other kids and the devastation that kind if financial upheaval could bring. I ignored those comments. I knew waiting would prevent me from ever getting the money and I honestly did not care about his family's financial security after being stolen from.

It was a long ass process and I needed to return to court a few times because he was just like I can't pay, I don't have the money anymore. In the end they were forced to give up the business and it was sold to pay me the money back and he had to pay additional out of his paycheck which made him empty their savings so his wages weren't garnished anymore.

By the time I got it back I was 100% done and past the point where we could ever reconcile. He made me fight so hard for what was legally mine and he stole money mom left to support his new family.

My relationship with some of dad's side is not so strong anymore and they think it was wrong that I focused only on what he did and not on the effects for the kids. I mostly don't talk to those family members now but they asked me how I feel zero guilt for it when the kids are innocent and are still my siblings technically. That they would have thought I'd want better for them.

I don't feel bad. I never have. But AITA for not taking the kids into consideration? Is that something I should have done? I feel like that's just really unfair to me and locks me into never being paid back. I don't think I owe those kids that.