little moments

trying to make jinkies happen

[notabadday]

An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works

After Rick and Michonne are reunited with their children, they can finally begin to make a new start together. This is the first day of the rest of their lives.

I loved The Ones Who Live so much and wanted to spend a little longer in that world. This was my way of getting out my feelings.

I know I don't post so much anymore but thought I'd share this here because it's where I spent my peak Richonne years being permanently overwhelmed. ❤️

[notabadday]

An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works

What if Karen and Graham could find a way back to each other? 20 years on, maybe there are still stories left to tell… (M rated)

So, I ended up on a Daisy Jones binge while I was ill and it led me to this! I really felt invested in Karen and Graham, so I had this idea to revisit them to try and heal my sad little heart. The whole gang features but it’s centred on those two post-documentary. If you love them too, I hope you enjoy reading! 

[iwantthemtostay]

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[notabadday]

An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works

In which Josh and Donna are bad at social distancing. 

So, I haven’t written these two for years but I’ve been rewatching lately and loving them all over again. This idea sparked from a Twitter conversation I was having – and a few thousand words later, here I am. 

In terms of where this story picks up with the characters, imagine it slots into the narrative late Season 4, before the kidnapping. All the major events of the Sorkin years – minus that one – have taken place, but technologically speaking it’s somehow 2020 so they have computers with functioning video conferencing software as they navigate a global pandemic. It centres on Josh and Donna, with a little Toby, Leo, Jed and CJ on the side.

Anyway, I thought I’d give it a boost on here as well as AO3, and I hope a few of you enjoy it! 

[jemmafitzsimmons]

the devil’s in the details, but you got a friend in me

[notabadday]

the fact that you’re alive is a miracle just stay alive that would be enough

[stevenrogered]

[crowley-anthony]

1.01 | 7.13

[bandmates]

Three-time Olympians: Tessa Virtue & Scott Moir

“Should Pyeongchang be their last competitive performance, then let it stand as the shining example of everything that they are - graceful and beautiful dancers, aspiring teammates, respectful competitors, proud Canadians, and most notably, the best of friends. Because in the end, their skill and talent has made them champions, but their trust and belief in their [21]-year partnership has made them unforgettable.”

[yunaaakim]

[whereyouleftsme]

and for a moment I forget to worry…

[sanellydicarmens]

This song [Hunger] was never meant to be a song. It was a poem, written in an effort to understand the ways I looked for love in things that were not love. I was never thinking it would be a song, but maybe that’s the point. And by singing it out loud, together we become a choir, a chorus, higher than the hurt, louder than loneliness.

[icevirtuemoir]

tessa and scott + faceless

[amusementforme]

When the music ended in Pyeongchang, I just looked at Scott, and I was so grateful to have lived the last 20 years by his side…

[dont-touch-my-juice]

please watch this john mulaney bit from snl of him complaining about how computers ask us if we are robots it is hilarious 10/10 would recommend

[scottandtess]

Soft Tessa.

[trashybooksforladies]

Lady Bird (2017) Director’s Commentary

This is for me the turning point of the movie in some ways, and there’s a moment where you see on Saorise’s face that she sees Lucas, playing Danny, as a person for the first time. She doesn’t see what she can get out of him, or what he is to her, but that he’s in the middle of his own–his own opera, and his own things that he’s going through. And all of a sudden, you just see it flash across her face, like, “Oh, this is not about me”. (…) And that’s such an important part of growing up, is seeing other people as separate from you. 

And this scene between Marion and Stephen [Henderson] …. They [Lady Bird and Marion] are both able to be so tender to other people, but they have so much trouble being tender to each other. And, you know, it won’t always be that way, but that’s the way it is right now.