Thank you. For just... Being you.

Mariette. French. 20. In a wheel chair. TV shows addict. Stelena is my ultimate OTP. Dobsley chemistry is everything.

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AMANDA SEYFRIED photographed by Greg Swales for Flaunt

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me when i fuckin uhhh

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There’s two reasons to go to Iceland. The aurora borealis, and Riley Blue. One is a natural phenomenon, so beautiful it will blow your mind. And the other is just some pretty lights in the sky.

Sense8 - 1.03 Smart Money is on the Skinny Bitch

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GRETA LEE via ninapark on Instagram (September 2, 2025)

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A journalist at Berlin Film Festival is exposing certain people from the film business simply by asking them a question about Gaza at the press conferences. First it was Wenders, then Neil Patrick Harris (not that i expected much from an Israeli Pride ambassador, classical genocide pinkwashing), now Ethan Hawke. All declining to answer a very simple question. Wenders and Harris saying they dont do "politics" (as if genocide is a political thing, imagine saying the same for the Holocaust) and Hawke even saying that the journalist has a political agenda and that he has another (well now we know Ethan what your agenda is). How more can Gaza expose the moral rot of some people at this point? Many of them claiming to be "activists" or people doing films about social justice. Except when it comes to Palestinians. Then its silence, declining to answer questions (Ethan even said once he's unafraid of talking about anything) or outright defending the perpetrators. Cowardice doesn't even begin to describe such mentality. Even after everything that's happened, absolutely nothing has changed. The complicity of so many people is staggering. If they think people will simply forget about it all or their disgraceful stance in a few years and continue to support their work, they're very wrong.

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If you love someone, you tell them. Even if you're scared that it's not the right thing. Even if you're scared that it'll cause problems. Even if you're scared that it will burn your life to the ground, you say it, and you say it loud. And then you go from there.

ERIC DANE (November 9, 1972 – February 19, 2026) as Mark Sloan "McSteamy" ⎯ Grey's Anatomy (2005 -)

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The Vampire Diaries (2009–2017) — S03E20 | Do Not Go Gentle               

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Anne Hathaway as Andy Sachs THE DEVIL WEARS PRADA 2 2026 — dir. David Frankel

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Jeremy Allen White | Louis Vuitton | Men's Spring - Summer 2026 Collection

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that's why you can't give up

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Amanda Seyfried

Today Show

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"the best way to screw jkr over is by making her characters queer!" actually. The best way to screw jkr over is to stop engaging with the property she still profits off of and read a different fucking book

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we're 10 days away from the anniversary of this post breaking my blog, so reblogs are back on! maybe I can get a new blocklist out of this

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How to Create an Atmosphere: Christmas Market

Sight

twinkling fairy lights strung across wooden stalls

snow-dusted rooftops and frosted windowpanes glowing under lanterns

a towering Christmas tree decorated with baubles and stars

timber-framed stalls adorned with red-and-gold bunting, fir garlands, and hand-carved signage

vendors in cozy scarves in their stalls

steam rising from mugs

handcrafted ornaments glinting beside gingerbread houses and nutcrackers

a carousel spinning slowly, full of happy children

couples strolling hand-in-hand beneath mistletoe

Hearing

laughter, joyful conversations and "cheers!" all around

the clink of mugs and glasses in toasts

vendors calling out their specials

the crunch of boots on fresh snow or gravel

traditional carols echoing through the market

church bells chiming in the distance, marking the hour

children giggling near puppet shows or carousel ride

Touch

the bite of cold air on cheeks and fingertips, softened by woolen gloves

the warmth of ceramic Glühwein mugs against cold fingers (often with collectible designs)

soft wool scarves and felted mittens sold by local artisans

the crunch of straw or sawdust scattered on cobblestones to soak up snow

the delicate texture of lace ornaments or hand-blown glass decorations

a gentle flurry of snowflakes landing on coats and eyelashes

brushing against other people, trying to get through the crowd

the heat from a fire pit or heater near a stall

Smell

the warm, spicy scent of mulled wine and cinnamon and orange peel drifting through the air

roasted chestnuts, smoky and sweet, mingling with pine from fresh wreaths

sugary wafts of candied almonds and vanilla from baking stalls

a faint trace of woodsmoke from nearby fire pits or chimneys

pine from wreaths and garlands

fresh pastries and candied apples

warm chocolate and vanilla from dessert stands

the crisp, cold winter air tinged with spice

Taste

mulled wine, non-alcoholic punch, or eggnog liqueur

rich, velvety hot chocolate with a hint of nutmeg

soft gingerbread with nuts and candied fruit, icing melting on the tongue

roasted chestnuts

buttery stollen or fruitcake

savory sausages with mustard

sugar-dusted waffles or crepes

crispy potato pancakes

chocolate-dipped fruit skewers

sugared apples, sticky and crisp with each bite

Schmalzkuchen (tiny fried doughnuts dusted with sugar)

More: How to create an atmosphere

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[apollos-olives]

Palestine has many beautiful biomes, I can tell. What is your favourite? Which one makes you happiest?

oh EASILY the mountains. the mountains are gorgeous and sometimes the roads take you up and down the mountains and when you go down the slope your ears pop from the pressure but it's not too bad since it's very gradual. the views from the roads on the mountains are very pretty. in jericho they built a temple EMBEDDED into a mountain and you can ride up on a cart into the air and travel to the temple and there you get to see a beautiful view of the entirety of jericho and you can even see jordan in the distance!

i don't have very many pictures of the temple itself but this is the view from the mountian of the temple! in the distance you can see jordan's mountains as well.

nablus, the city my father is from, is built on top of two mountains next to each other. the mountain side that my family lives on specifically is called "fire mountain". i don't remember the exact history but i think it's along the lines of that the french (or some other colonizer) were trying to invade nablus a long time ago by coming down the mountain, so nabulsis (ppl from nablus) lit the entire mountain on fire to defend the city and made the french eat shit and run away lmao. i have a few pictures of nablus, not the greatest but i still like em

a lot of apartments are on the mountains but if you go down in between them that's where downtown is and there is RICH of foods and sweets and clothing and shops and really you can find anything down there. it also has some really beautiful places

anyway yeah ty for letting me talk about palestine i have been WAITING to get asked about it. i adore palestine so much 🫶🫶🫶🫶