The Prelude to Something Beautiful

Welcome! I'm the third Sugarbaker sister. I love pop culture. Blog mostly about River Song, The Gilmore Girls, and Regina Mills.

[lucyllawless]

[keithsweatshop]

[kayryn-deactivated20230625]

Watching Over You // fyhm challenge 20: family ties

Please do not repost anywhere, use in edits, or tweet to the cast.

[belle-juive]

Can we appreciate how powerful River Song’s kisses are I mean her kisses have the ability to 1) kill 2) resurrect 3) start time 4) cross the boundaries of death

This is impressive Rivah I am impressed

[itsnotthesunitsyou]

“There was a star riding through clouds one night, & I said to the star, ‘Consume me’” - Virginia Woolf, The Waves

[mygalfriday]

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

Pairing: River/Twelve

Rating: G

A/N: Thank you all so much for letting me know you were still interested in reading something from this series! I promise to have something new up soon - hopefully:)

Companion fic to la petite muse and la petite string.

Summary: For the last three years, when the trees begin to bloom and the air in the city grows too hot and too humid to be borne, the Pond-Smith household packs up their belongings and makes the journey into the countryside and the little cottage that waits patiently through the winter for their return. 

[owlsomee]

I really want them together in a movie, or better in a episode of Sherlock. I think the level of sass would blow up the set🤘🏻

[asoiaff]

Me watching Sansa this episode:

[donfontane]

‘’HOLD THE DOOR’’

[birdsonqs]

"hold the door”

[nobleriver]

- Professor River Song. The Doctor might’ve mentioned me.

- Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah, of course he has. Professor Song.

[calledmarriage]

“I’m talking to you. Back to Stormcage, Doctor Song.”

[bainer]

Mahalia Jackson performing at the Newport Jazz Festival in 1958 (photo by Dennis Stock)

[bainer]

Mahalia Jackson in 1957 (photos by Lee Friedlander)

[nakedunderpalmtrees]

Visit Original Link

Mahalia Jackson ~ Summertime/Motherless Child 

[70sbestblackalbums]

BLUES/GOSPEL/JAZZ/SOUL

women improve the world

[npr]

While he was reading from the prepared text, [Mahalia] Jackson shouted at [Martin Luther King Jr.] “This is after she had performed, of course, she’s sitting down, and she just shouted at him … ‘Tell 'em about the dream, Martin! Tell 'em about the dream!’ ”

For King’s Adviser, Fulfilling The Dream ‘Cannot Wait’ (via npr)