#all these things

[oldfarmhouse]

this is ❄️ winter

[jinkiezzsstuff]

Does anybody else work backwards when they wanna get into a certain show/movie?

Like i stg i never can just sit and watch a movie or a show, first ill read the fanfics, learn the ships, figure out the lore, then im onto the second phase where im watching clips of the show/movie, ones like “dadadah being the best character for 7 minutes”, then ill learn about the actors, seasons, shit like that AND THEN i procrastinate trying to watch because like it’s so much work for me to begin things 😭

like idk why but it’s so much easier to start something when i already have a feel of the story and their characters even things that people would consider spoilers like a major character death i would not mind knowing because it’s less intimidating when watching yknow; i know a little bit of what to expect.

like it could take me a month or two to finally feel like i can comfortably sit through a episode or 1hour long movie, idk why but it’s the only way i can explain it lmao

[kirsteng42]

I always, always come back to this. My introduction to @littlemisspascal and her edits, cannot believe it’s over 2 years old! This is my favourite man/character of all time with 1 of my favourite songs of all time, it just brings me joy as it’s so well done. There is a bit where she has him walking away from the camera and she syncs him doing this many times, perfectly ( probably doesn’t make sense, but I know what I mean) Enjoy

[plainwater-pdf]

the grief manual:

- louis l'amour: "all loose things seem to drift down to the sea, and so did i." i think that one day i will write that in the sand and watch the water wash it away and maybe that's the secret magic spell

- buffy's the body. anya's speech, "i was having fruit punch and i thought: joyce will never have any more fruit punch, ever. and she'll never have eggs, or yawn, or brush her hair, not ever - and no one will explain to me why." tara's comment that it's always sudden, even if you know it's coming. buffy's comment that she's never done this before - this grieving a parent

- gandalf, or olorin, who was a disciple of nienna, a valar whose power was to weep forever. her power is to turn grief into wisdom

- mary oliver

- cristina yang and her introduction to the dead dad's club. "i don't know how to exist in the world where my dad doesn't. " "yeah, that never really changes."

- kurt vonnegut

[bobbole]

The Mysterines - All These Things

[innocenceofourhearts]

[orionsangel86]

You know, I was thinking about how just last weekend we had a blue moon on Halloween. About how rare that is, and spooky, and among me realising that "holy shit, Halloween was only last weekend!" I thought about what "once in a blue moon" means and well, I guess it means this batshit crazy week.

Its like the universe planned this. Some proper crazy energy going on right now.