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comic-book-ladies:
Wonder Woman #43 variant by Jenny Frison.
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comic-book-ladies:
Wonder Woman #43 variant by Jenny Frison.
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Apr. 10th, 2018
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themiscyra1983:
gothiccharmschool:
annabellioncourt:
brilziana:
hotmenandotherdistractions:
canibecandid:
deducecanoe:
girlmeetssherlock:
prettyvk:
ladyprydian:
cutteroo:
Mary Poppins / Harry Potter headcanon FB chat
I always thought she was a Time Lord, what with everything fitting in her bag and what not.
Where do you think Hermione got her idea for her clutch purse?
Oh come on, there’s NO WAY Bert was a Squib. He had a whole posse of dancing wizard chimney sweeps who would apparate to London’s West End to perform their dance show every night.
Woh
Okay, my one complaint here is that maybe Mary was originally sent to look children that might come from muggle families that show signs of being wizards/witches.
How many Nannies did Jane and Michael chase away?
Getting lost so often, kites flying off, their ‘help wanted’ floating away?
Yeah, those kids are some type of magic.
Oh. My. Fucking. God.
*slams fist on table* HEADCANON APPROVED
@gothiccharmschool
THIS IS PERFECT, YES.
JANE AND MICHAEL BANKS WENT TO HOGWARTS IT IS CANON NOW
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themiscyra1983:
gothiccharmschool:
annabellioncourt:
brilziana:
hotmenandotherdistractions:
canibecandid:
deducecanoe:
girlmeetssherlock:
prettyvk:
ladyprydian:
cutteroo:
Mary Poppins / Harry Potter headcanon FB chat
I always thought she was a Time Lord, what with everything fitting in her bag and what not.
Where do you think Hermione got her idea for her clutch purse?
Oh come on, there’s NO WAY Bert was a Squib. He had a whole posse of dancing wizard chimney sweeps who would apparate to London’s West End to perform their dance show every night.
Woh
Okay, my one complaint here is that maybe Mary was originally sent to look children that might come from muggle families that show signs of being wizards/witches.
How many Nannies did Jane and Michael chase away?
Getting lost so often, kites flying off, their ‘help wanted’ floating away?
Yeah, those kids are some type of magic.
Oh. My. Fucking. God.
*slams fist on table* HEADCANON APPROVED
@gothiccharmschool
THIS IS PERFECT, YES.
JANE AND MICHAEL BANKS WENT TO HOGWARTS IT IS CANON NOW
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zynab1929:
I AM A GIRL OF CONSTANT SORROW
North American folk songs / songs in the folk tradition by some of my favorite female artists. Songs by sad girls for sad girls…ballads of lost love, work, death, suicide, addiction and the experience of being a lone ramblin’ woman.
1. Barbara Dane - Girl of Constant Sorrow
2. Odetta - Water Boy
3. Hedy West - The Unquiet Grave
4. Libby Holman - House of the Rising Sun
5. Peggy Seeger - I’m Gonna Be an Engineer
6. Ola Belle Reed - High on the Mountain
7. Jean Ritchie - O Johnnie’s on the Water
8. Gale Garnett - Wanderin’
9. Buffy Sainte-Marie - Cod’ine
10. Elizabeth Cotten - Here Old Rattler Here (Medley)
11. Carolyn Hester - The Praties They Grow Small
12. Berzilla Wallin - Conversation With Death
13. Karen Dalton - Katie Cruel
14. Etta Baker - John Henry
15. Connie Converse - Roving Woman
Now on Spotify here
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zynab1929:
I AM A GIRL OF CONSTANT SORROW
North American folk songs / songs in the folk tradition by some of my favorite female artists. Songs by sad girls for sad girls…ballads of lost love, work, death, suicide, addiction and the experience of being a lone ramblin’ woman.
1. Barbara Dane - Girl of Constant Sorrow
2. Odetta - Water Boy
3. Hedy West - The Unquiet Grave
4. Libby Holman - House of the Rising Sun
5. Peggy Seeger - I’m Gonna Be an Engineer
6. Ola Belle Reed - High on the Mountain
7. Jean Ritchie - O Johnnie’s on the Water
8. Gale Garnett - Wanderin’
9. Buffy Sainte-Marie - Cod’ine
10. Elizabeth Cotten - Here Old Rattler Here (Medley)
11. Carolyn Hester - The Praties They Grow Small
12. Berzilla Wallin - Conversation With Death
13. Karen Dalton - Katie Cruel
14. Etta Baker - John Henry
15. Connie Converse - Roving Woman
Now on Spotify here
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truebluemeandyou:
DIY Halloween Apothecary Jars, Bottles and Free Labels by Linda Facci at Brooklyn Limestone. These labels are so much better than what I’m seeing on other sites right now. There is also a tutorial on how to make this Halloween tablescape including bleeding candles. I would strongly suggest downloading PDFs and printables you like when you see them to avoid what happened when Seeing Things Blog abruptly shut down (I luckily have links to some of their PDF tutorials and printables).
For more printables from toe tags to labels to a ouija board. go here.
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truebluemeandyou:
DIY Halloween Apothecary Jars, Bottles and Free Labels by Linda Facci at Brooklyn Limestone. These labels are so much better than what I’m seeing on other sites right now. There is also a tutorial on how to make this Halloween tablescape including bleeding candles. I would strongly suggest downloading PDFs and printables you like when you see them to avoid what happened when Seeing Things Blog abruptly shut down (I luckily have links to some of their PDF tutorials and printables).
For more printables from toe tags to labels to a ouija board. go here.
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vaspider:
thatjayjustice:
I was recently a guest at the AC By Marriott Boston Downtown during PAX East. It was a positive experience, as a person with a disability who uses a motorized mobility device every day and also as a former Marriott employee, I wanted to remark on how well I was treated, the accessibility of my room and the pleasant, professional demeanor of the staff that I encountered.
They ruined this by charging my card for the full amount of my stay multiple times, denying it and refusing to refund me even after admitting that I had been fraudulently charged.
Keep reading
What the entire fuck.
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vaspider:
thatjayjustice:
I was recently a guest at the AC By Marriott Boston Downtown during PAX East. It was a positive experience, as a person with a disability who uses a motorized mobility device every day and also as a former Marriott employee, I wanted to remark on how well I was treated, the accessibility of my room and the pleasant, professional demeanor of the staff that I encountered.
They ruined this by charging my card for the full amount of my stay multiple times, denying it and refusing to refund me even after admitting that I had been fraudulently charged.
Keep reading
What the entire fuck.
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When someone can’t eat dairy and you forget to make the icing dairy-free… #OnlyAQuarterForYou #LemonCake
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When someone can’t eat dairy and you forget to make the icing dairy-free… #OnlyAQuarterForYou #LemonCake
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heecawroo:
deadcantdraw:
Eplans.com is a website that sells blueprints for houses.
This might not seem that helpful but if you want a characters house you can make selections based on what sort of house you want them to live in.
Then browse through the results and find the house you want. Then you can view the blueprints and have a room layout for that house, which can help with visualising the space they live in.
It makes describing generic homes so much easier.
thank you
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heecawroo:
deadcantdraw:
Eplans.com is a website that sells blueprints for houses.
This might not seem that helpful but if you want a characters house you can make selections based on what sort of house you want them to live in.
Then browse through the results and find the house you want. Then you can view the blueprints and have a room layout for that house, which can help with visualising the space they live in.
It makes describing generic homes so much easier.
thank you
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Yogayogayogayoga - seriously.
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ardatli:
Yo, gonna do a thing here for a second. I don’t talk about my brain much, except for the lack of it some days, but here’s where I mention Generalized Anxiety Disorder, comorbid with depression, SSRIs, bla ba dee bla. You know the drill. But! Even though I’ve been very lucky to find a meds regimen that works very well, there are days when even the chemicals can’t help the buzzing discontinuity / itchy under the skin / gotta move-can’t move ‘my brain wants to kill me’ moments.
That’s where this comes in. I’ve done yoga on and off for a few years (a lot more ‘off’ and 'falling over’ than 'on,’ honestly). I went prowling on youtube for another class that wasn’t all 'bust your booty for sexyness’ or 'releeeease your inner goddess faiiiiiiry’ (which works for some, but I’m not so much a goddess as a Goo Ball on the best of days).
And then I found Yoga With Adriene - no joking, she is the best yogini I’ve found so far, as far as relieving anxiety through practice. Even her 'core buster’ classes are thick with reminders for body-breath mindfulness, and physical grounding in the earth. (She’s also hella cute and ridiculous, which doesn’t hurt any.)
This one - Yoga for Stress Relief - is a 40-minute class that is purely about letting go, and giving you permission to breathe and relax. It’s brilliance on buzzy-brain days, even if I only do five minutes worth of breathing practice. ('who needs to practice breathing’? say the neurochemically typical… hah! say I. You don’t even know.)
I also love this one - Yoga for Beginners - for the practice in connection with the earth and body foundations.
Bookmark them, click on a video and make fun of my crush on a Texan yoga teacher, or hang out on a video and do whatever exercises inspire you.
You have permission to take time to take care of you.
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ardatli:
Yo, gonna do a thing here for a second. I don’t talk about my brain much, except for the lack of it some days, but here’s where I mention Generalized Anxiety Disorder, comorbid with depression, SSRIs, bla ba dee bla. You know the drill. But! Even though I’ve been very lucky to find a meds regimen that works very well, there are days when even the chemicals can’t help the buzzing discontinuity / itchy under the skin / gotta move-can’t move ‘my brain wants to kill me’ moments.
That’s where this comes in. I’ve done yoga on and off for a few years (a lot more ‘off’ and 'falling over’ than 'on,’ honestly). I went prowling on youtube for another class that wasn’t all 'bust your booty for sexyness’ or 'releeeease your inner goddess faiiiiiiry’ (which works for some, but I’m not so much a goddess as a Goo Ball on the best of days).
And then I found Yoga With Adriene - no joking, she is the best yogini I’ve found so far, as far as relieving anxiety through practice. Even her 'core buster’ classes are thick with reminders for body-breath mindfulness, and physical grounding in the earth. (She’s also hella cute and ridiculous, which doesn’t hurt any.)
This one - Yoga for Stress Relief - is a 40-minute class that is purely about letting go, and giving you permission to breathe and relax. It’s brilliance on buzzy-brain days, even if I only do five minutes worth of breathing practice. ('who needs to practice breathing’? say the neurochemically typical… hah! say I. You don’t even know.)
I also love this one - Yoga for Beginners - for the practice in connection with the earth and body foundations.
Bookmark them, click on a video and make fun of my crush on a Texan yoga teacher, or hang out on a video and do whatever exercises inspire you.
You have permission to take time to take care of you.
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bisexualbaker:
jadedamber:
cryoverkiltmilk:
sinfullyselected:
straiightfromtheheart:
selfgoals:
If you can’t reblog this, unfollow me now.
Doesn’t follow my blog aesthetic?
I don’t give a shit.
Asking for two clicks isn’t a lot.
hello.
[Image: White text on a black background: “This Blog is Anti-Nazi”]
Anyway, Nazis can go rot in hell.
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bisexualbaker:
jadedamber:
cryoverkiltmilk:
sinfullyselected:
straiightfromtheheart:
selfgoals:
If you can’t reblog this, unfollow me now.
Doesn’t follow my blog aesthetic?
I don’t give a shit.
Asking for two clicks isn’t a lot.
hello.
[Image: White text on a black background: “This Blog is Anti-Nazi”]
Anyway, Nazis can go rot in hell.
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lilrabbitssong:
lucyaudley:
conquerorwurm:
I love that age when little girls get really weird and mystical and savage
Like nine through eleven years old, those are some weird years for us
When I was 9-10 I read The Egypt Game and The Headless Cupid, taught myself hieroglyphics, and decided to practice witchcraft
Same really
I was living my best life playing Persephone in a drama class mini-play, reading either an ex-libris book of greek mythology, or the latest goosebumps or point horror. I was a wonderfully complex and savage little puppy who was making spells and potions with mud and twigs in the back corner of the playground.
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lilrabbitssong:
lucyaudley:
conquerorwurm:
I love that age when little girls get really weird and mystical and savage
Like nine through eleven years old, those are some weird years for us
When I was 9-10 I read The Egypt Game and The Headless Cupid, taught myself hieroglyphics, and decided to practice witchcraft
Same really
I was living my best life playing Persephone in a drama class mini-play, reading either an ex-libris book of greek mythology, or the latest goosebumps or point horror. I was a wonderfully complex and savage little puppy who was making spells and potions with mud and twigs in the back corner of the playground.
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