Floral Crow

Queer. Black. Flightless. ATL

[richonne4life]

Michonne. Michonne. Michonne. I love her. Rick loves her. We all love her. ❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥

[riickgrimes]

requested by anonymous

[memewhore]

[westidia]

“Please don’t leave me”

“I would never leave you”

SCREAMING CRYING THROWING UP

[soberscientistlife]

It is exhausting!

[crittizen]

this is a poem

[wa-u-moved]

i couldn’t not draw this

[someonesfavoriteworstnightmare]

the rat poem is too powerful that’s why they don’t talk about it

[billy-crudup]

It’s okay, baby girl. I got you. I got you. THE LAST OF US 1.08 | When We Are In Need

[thoughtportal]

[a-foxo]

I absolutely love the language of my mother’s people

[sahonithereadwolf]

I believe linguistically the term is called Comparative Reduplication! And while a lot of languages have it, including many Indigenous American ones, Yoruba culture holds a lot of influence over how Black Diaspora and AAVE have been shaped. It’s a good video.

[dunroamins]

This is SO COOL thank you for sharing this!

[hyashere]

why is this extremely classy

[richincolor]

YA Romance Reads by Adult Romance Authors

With the popularity and success of Highly Suspicious and Unfairly Cute by Talia Hibbert, I’ve been keeping an eye out for Adult Romance authors making the jump to YA Romance. While my main reads tend to be SFF and YA lit, I love picking up a romance book once in a while. Talia Hibbert is one of my favorite authors, so when I heard she was making her YA debut with Highly Suspicious and Unfairly Cute, I was over the moon. (And ICYMI, we’re posting a group discussion of Highly Suspicious and Unfairly Cute on 3/8 – hope you’ll read along with us!)

I can’t help but sit up and take note when I read about Adult Romance authors coming out with YA books. And yes, I’ve been compiling a list. Here’s what I have so far:

Highly Suspicious and Unfairly Cute by Talia Hibbert [Out now!] From the New York Times bestselling author of the Brown Sisters trilogy, comes a laugh-out-loud story about a quirky content creator and a clean-cut athlete testing their abilities to survive the great outdoors–and each other.

Keep reading

[rob-pattinson]

ANDREW GARFIELD, ZENDAYA, KE HUY QUAN 2023 | 29th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards, Los Angeles (February 26)

[relentlessescapism]

5.23 | 6.06

[cobbbvanth]

Sherlock Strickland is back in the game 👀🕵️

9-1-1 Lone Star | 4.05 Human Resources

[nessa007]

[lizmitches]

“Look, I know you all want me to talk about pie charts or cake graphs, but that’s not the entire story. What you don’t see is how I make sure that forgetful students get supplies. Or how I help students with broke parents get uniforms that fit so they don’t get roasted all day. Or how I have barrels of lotion stashed all around the school so these kids don’t start a commotion with their crusty ankles. My unique approach betters the school."

[thedooodle]

My favorite thing about Abbott is we see how each character honestly and truly loves the kids. I love how Ava may appear nonchalant but ANYTIME she’s interacting with the kids she lights up and addressing them as an individual. To her, they’re not just students, they’re her peers. 

[the-bluespirit]

KE HUY QUAN wins the Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Supporting Role in Everything Everywhere All At Once

[funnytwittertweets]

[unashamedly-enthusiastic]

[disteal]

shout out to everyone who participated in the january-february mass depressive episode