libraford:

My dad is going through grandmas old photos that she swore one day she’d organize but never did, and he tells me that hes only keeping ‘the important ones.’

“The picture of me n’ John n’ tim n’ michael. And your grandpa and the like. I’m not keeping pictures of cats or the ones of where Grandpa saw a buffalo once.”

And listen I am rarely mad at my dad because hes got the best of intentions but…

When I was hlgoing through my other grandmas photos in 2021, I kept EVERY picture of a cat or dog and do you want to know why?

It was 1918, cameras were a luxury to have, film was expensive to develop, and you didnt want to waste film on something pointless and they

STILL

Took pictures of their pets.

“I have a cat. Please let me show you my cat” is a human quality that transcends generations. Before photos, we painted portraits of our companion animals on various surfaces and we will continue to do this til the end of time.

Great great great aunt Ida wanted you to know she had a fluffy little white cat with little black spots and a little black mustache and I think we should hear her out.

beefandcorn:

About what? But yeah

aralikgunesi-deactivated2023052:

alphagodith:

super-sootica:

Pros and Cons of making things

Pro: Thing

Con: Make

you summed up the struggle of all creators ever so nicely