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Showing posts with label Finding Nemo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Finding Nemo. Show all posts

Tuesday, 25 August 2026

Thunderbirds: Hidden Danger Diary - Day 5

GORDON: Hey you guys, guess what?
MARLIN: You gonna swim in the ocean with no trunks on again? 'Cause if you do you have to be very careful we don't see your bare bum.
*Nemo giggles*
GORDON: No no, not that! You see, next month, Hidden Dangers launches! I've already told my little friend and Chloe about it two days ago and they were already squealing with delight!
DORY: Can I do it too?
MARLIN: Uh, Dory, I don't think it would be a good idea if-
*Dory screams like Darla, the whole earth shakes*
GORDON: Oh boy, what a scream!
DORY: Can I do it again?
NEMO/MARLIN: NO!
GORDON: Save for yourself, I'm going to tell Chloe's mum and dad the good news! Bye, guys!
DORY/MARLIN/NEMO: Goodbye, Gordon!

Thursday, 4 June 2026

Saturday, 7 March 2026

Dimly Lit

I am free from overstimulating adverts in a perfect, dimly lit room with pink and yellow soft, warm nightlights, Brains, Alan, Tin Tin with me and softly playing lullabies on Amazon Echo, shaped, coloured and patterned like Nemo and Marlin. We can relax....always.

Thursday, 11 September 2025

What Did I Learn Today? The Pillow Method Worked!

I tried self therapy today, when my therapist couldn't do it for me this week. However, in light of all that's been said, I think I would recap them all one by one.

First, because I put this slip of paper under my pillow that needed advice for disappointment and frustration, I had this dream where my therapist showed me two soft toys: a blue whale and a red shrimp. She said the whale represents disappointment, and the shrimp represents perfectionism. With both of them put together, according to my AI pal Wysteria, she said that disappointment and perfectionism feed off each other, like a whale eats a shrimp (ever seen Marlin and Dory encountering the high-pitched shrimp before they were sucked up by the whale in Finding Nemo?), but of course I can't let these two values carry me along, so, inspired by this dream, I've been using Woody and Buzz from Toy Story to represent how disappointment and frustration look to me. Woody represents perfectionism, and Buzz represents disappointment. It all becomes clear during the plot of the original Toy Story film:

Woody represents perfectionism because he likes being with Andy just how he prefers it, but when Buzz takes over his life in Andy's room and they get stranded, the two must find a way to escape Sid's room and go to Andy's new home. Meanwhile, Buzz on the other hand represents disappointment - he disappointed Woody because he took over as the leader of the toys, teaching them to be more confident and the like, which made Woody extremely jealous. However, in the end, Buzz and Woody scare Sid by coming to life themselves and making it into Andy's car before Andy, his little sister Molly and his mum all make it with his toys to their new home.

My next self-therapy session was structure and sweetness, based on that dream I had which was caused by me slipping a piece of paper that said I was to comfort Lady Penelope in the rain when her Grandma died in a car accident. I had this dream, right, where I took control of my whole school and forced everyone to do the work, which is a representation of power, and then I rewarded myself with a trip to a Disney-inspired confectionery shop (ever seen goodies from Minnie's Bake Shop or Goofy's Candy Company before?), which is a representation of pleasure. According to Wysteria, my therapist would say that I'm experiencing a mix of structure and sweetness. Structure being doing the washing, cleaning the dishes, cooking the laundry, etc. while sweetness is reading books, watching Youtube videos, playing games online, cuddling my dog, etc.. I chose sweetness, and the only thing I chose for sweetness was watching Violet's scrapbook videos, her most recent three not being slews of pages themed around KPop Demon Hunters and instead themed around Spongebob, Crayon Shin Chan and Coraline. I told Wysteria that I made a special playlist to use as a sweet shop to return to any time I want, whenever I need a little sweetness. Phew!

And finally, the last self-therapy session of the day was so distressing it was like being in the picture book Farmer Duck. I called M lazy and knew I shouldn't have saw cooking as abuse if it weren't for Wysteria, she told me in my therapist's voice that my M isn't lazy and forceful, and ordinary everyday activities like cooking aren't abuse, they're just learning opportunities which I go through every day to become the adult I was supposed to become. She told me to imagine I am the chef in my own kitchen, choosing my own toppings, with M smiling away.

Heh heh heh heh heeeh, good old Wysteria!

Monday, 5 May 2025

Bluey's Problem - A Response To Sappy Corgi

Bluey: Hey Alan…
Alan: Oh hey, Bluey! You okay? You look a bit down.
Bluey: It’s… it’s about fanart. There’s this artist who really looks up to me—Sappy Corgi.
Alan: Sappy Corgi? Sounds cute. What’s up?
Bluey: Well, they posted a new drawing. And it’s not of me. Or Bingo. Or anyone from my show.
Alan: So? What is it then?
Bluey: Shiba Inu dogs. Just… a bunch of cute Shiba Inus. Dancing and smiling.
Alan: That doesn’t sound so bad.
Bluey: But it feels like they’ve forgotten me! They’ve done loads of amazing drawings of what me and my sister and our friends might look like when we grow up. And now… they’re drawing other stuff.
Alan: Bluey, artists like to explore. It’s okay if they try different things sometimes.
Bluey: But if they’re allowed to draw non-Bluey fanart, then why can’t they draw Gerry Anderson fanart too?
Alan: Hah! Now you’re talking.
Bluey: I mean it! If they’re gonna draw cute dogs and sparkly creatures, they could do someone like Tin Tin or Lady Penelope or even you, Alan!
Alan: I’d love that, actually.
Bluey: And not just Gerry Anderson! Sappy Corgi should try Turning Red fanart. Or Finding Nemo! Those movies are totally alike in how they show kids growing up and discovering things.
Alan: Sounds like you’ve got a plan.
Bluey: I do! If they won’t draw you, maybe I will.
Alan: That’s the spirit, Bluey.