How an Armadillo gathers foliage for its nest.
When I'm carrying all the bags of groceries inside in one trip.
Consider:
Grian as War
Martyn as Famine
Pearl as Pestilence
Scott as Death
Grian is a creature of war, he brings it along with chaos where ever he goes. The triple kill, the quad kill, his unadulterated joy at the death he brings. His insistence on unleashing a wither. Grian relishes in the death he causes.
Martyn hungers. He hungers for survival, for a win, for more time. He’s almost desperate in his desire for them. There’s no line he won’t eventually cross to feed those desires as well.
Pearl lived in a tower with only a wolf for a friend being unhinged and freezing herself to hurt the person who rejected her, Wet cat mental illness Queen.
Scott isn’t vicious. He minds his business and goes about his life, with flowers and cottages and morality. But when the end comes he’ll be there, bow in hand, a reminder of the inevitable, because Death isn’t vicious either it simply is.
#DavidTennant Daily Photo!
Today it’s a photo of David from when he filmed the first series of #GoodOmens
Start pinning your throw blankets over one shoulder like an ancient traveling cloak. I’ve been doing it as an around the house outfit and the ancients knew what they were doing with that one.
This is the look
nothing worse in this world than having to look up the answer to a Zelda puzzle ✊😔
second, you give me the vibes of an allay. little guy, keeps bringing me things, theres and evil version of you out there, i want to feed you cookies, couldnt hurt you if i tried.
okay wait if you’re the evil version of me you legally have to tell me,
Today, we get to reblog this
He’s so out of line for this……
I’m simply too autistic to know what’s so embarrassing about “and for my boon” like. How was he supposed to know he was gonna get thrown in jail over requesting a boon for winning a duel. He shouldn’t have
I think we’ve kind of done that moment a disservice by reducing it to “cringe”. It’s a moment when Kal thinks he can actually find justice within the system, and then is rudely reminded that he’s a darkeyed man accusing a high-ranking lighteyes and different rules do in fact apply to him. And it is painful to read for me at least because I’m just thinking “oh no, oh honey no, how did you think that was going to go for you?” It’s incredibly fucked up that he gets thrown in jail for it, but it’s also not surprising.
And because I’m me, I was also thinking; shit Kaladin, well you should’ve let Moash kill Elhokar. Which, ok this kind of a tangent, but I need to vent a frustration with the WoR here… Kaladin is finally able to get some justice from within the system because Dalinar (eventually) believes him and gets Amaram to apologize. But that only works because Dalinar outranks Amaram, right. So what’s Moash supposed to do?? No one outranks the king, not even Dalinar. Kaladin being thrown in jail in fact proves that. So what avenue to justice does Moash even have other than overthrow and probably murder??
In my opinion the title of babygirl can only be applied if the character is covered in blood 24 hours a day
beautiful women named "battery power 15%" keep messaging me on my phone
Every once in a while some thing like this comes to mind where Katara sees Korrasami and is like “that’s just like me and Aang :)”
And you can make the rubric for this question whatever you want. My personal one was that young me would be horrified to know she became current me, but that’s because I imagine it’d be quite horrible to a child learning and growing to no longer get to wonder who you’ll be when you grow up, and I think if she and I just like met somehow, she’d think I was a cool adult. Like one of those teachers you get to banter with a little.










