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Day 7 of 15 pnging my favorite things until my b-day!

Today's topic: Stars! My favorite shape :3

redtsundere-pngs

Day 7 of 15 pnging my favorite things until my b-day!

Today's topic: Stars! My favorite shape :3

capitalcalamity

wow it's miku

eambedo

memewife

is there an audience for this

reanimatedmagpie

another adopt up on toyhouse :)

reanimatedmagpie

adoptable up on toyhouse right now !

fae-felix

On my missing Rats arc

Something about watching people running around less than a block tall playing as rats while trying to escape humans and cats and then scurrying up into the attic when it was all over was just so nice to look forward to

Obviously there's vods but it doesn't hit the same when comparing feelings of watching them play hide n seek live where you feel the tension and don't know what'll happen vs knowing the ending but still enjoying the funny moments

Rats was just like such a perfect smp in an unexplainable way. It was just the perfect mix of angst and fluff and goofiness in one smp. The secret areas and scavenging and playing around in a small area is just so nice to watch

I think that's what sets Rats apart from other smps. You had to do so much to survive in so little space with so many others and they made it work. Everyone always had a role and there was never a time where anyone was purposely left behind unless there was a lore reason

sincerely-nines

p!graecie my beloved

conjuringturns

bonnie langford as rumpleteazer, london 1981 (x)

strawberry-jellicle

CATS OLC 1981, 'Jellicle Songs'

Finola Hughes as Victoria

Stephen Tate as Asparagus

Susan Jane Tanner as Jellylorum.

sevenkittensinatrenchcoat

Grizabella Fun Facts I Learned Today

1. The OG Grizabella in 1981 was played as old, as was the OBC Griz, but the character changed a lot over time. In US productions in the 90s, Grizabella was consistently played around Munk’s age. It doesn’t appear that she was aged down in London until the revival.

2. Grizabella having a limp was Elaine Paige’s idea.

3. Trevor Nunn described the character to Betty Buckley as the “Marilyn Monroe” of cats, during her glamour cat days. As old Griz, Buckley based her performance off homeless people she met around New York, who were in bad shape but still carried themselves with dignity.