#anniversary countdown

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4 days

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7 Days of SEVENTEEN 2/7

Wonhui Hogwarts AU from this fic :)

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Why I Love: S.Coups

okay so i planned a long time ago to make these posts as like a countdown?? till SVT’s anniversary and i forgot all about it until i got a reminder on my computer lmao thanks past me knowing future me is dumb

okaY SO OUR FEARLESS LEADER AND DAD CHOI SEUNGCHEOL

i love him so so much not even playing

COUPSTAS TU, ME COUPSTAS TU

the oldest but he acts like the youngest???

he has like no power when the rest of 95 line are around like they won’t leave him alone

A FEW YEARS AGO FAKES TRIED TO SAY CHEOL WASN’T THAT GOOD OF A LEADER

um, i’m sorry but like

no

wrong

he purposely stays OUT of the spotlight to let the other members shine

he loves every single one of his kids

and coups has way to much trust in those little snakes

the first season of one hell fine day when some of the members tried tricking the others into thinking that they were VOLUNTEERING to cook for 70+ more people...and not that they lost a bet with the staff

and jeonghan caught on real quick but u got coups over here like oH THEY’RE SO NICE

at least i think that was what the situation was, i just remember the members tryin to pull smth and coups was like :D

but despite how much they shit on coups every one of them respects him??

like whenever cheol talks THEY LISTEN and they hold a lot of respect for him

they always say they’re glad to have seungcheol as the leader and biTCH!!! ME TOO!!

he’s also a little soft baby his smile is why i live his laugh is my fave song

HULKCOUPS DOES ANYONE REMEMBER HULKCOUPS

 he strong as f wtf

anyway, i love coups a lot i hope i made that clear

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Was hopping after I clocked out Friday (from a stressful week), my anniversary weekend would be great. Starting off Friday night into Saturday morning. My heal spur is acting up 1000%, major tummy issues 💩, migriane lv. 7, & pre period issues. Yay...

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5 YEARS OF INFINITE HOUSE OF BOOKS COUNTDOWN - APRIL 2012 TO JUNE 2012 RECAP

INFINITE HOUSE OF BOOKS turns 5 years old in April of 2017. Due to a massive failure with the blog's previous provider, all blogs prior to February 2015 were lost. However, the administrator has the original assets on file and a calendar of  featured content. As a lead-up to the anniversary, features will be released on the fifth of each month that chronicle a period in the blog's past and some of the highlights still worth noting today. For this installment, find out how INFINITE HOUSE OF BOOKS began. Enjoy! INFINITE HOUSE OF BOOKS started in a period when administrator Shannon Muir was unemployed. She'd been doing some book reviews for a friend of hers, Gina Ruiz, but also wanted to see if she could take on the challenge of building and running a Wordpress site to make her more employable. So, she took her love of books and wanting to support other struggling authors, along with her own needs to grow professionally, and launched INFINITE HOUSE OF BOOKS in April 2012. Many of the early people featured as Shannon Muir found her footing came from the ranks of script writer friends who also happened to have books or e-books available. One of the authors featured early on was Richard Mueller, author of the Glen Gleason mysteries. With three books in the series, Glen Gleason is a "lapsed screenwriter" of police procedural who comes to his college town to retire but ends up doing anything but. All books in the series are still available as e-books: RICHARD MUELLER DEATH ON THE PRAIRIE - Amazon, Smashwords FALLING TO IOWA - Amazon, Smashwords THE DARK OF WINTER - Amazon, Smashwords In the meantime, she began to contact different blog tour providers, hoping her samples with Gina Ruiz would allow people to give her a chance. Finally, in June, a couple of blog tour promoters gave her a chance. Here are highlights of what was run during the month of June 2012. The very first book run on INFINITE HOUSE OF BOOKS that didn't come from Shannon Muir's circle of friends was entitled THE ORPHAN, THE SOULCATCHER, AND THE BLACK BLIZZARD by Kimberlee Ann Bastian. It  appears to have been reissued since, and also no longer in print, but you may be able to find it used via Amazon  or another preferred retailer. Later that month, INFINITE HOUSE OF BOOKS had the honor of being one of the early people to feature Mohanalakshmi Rajakumar as she toured for her book, MOMMY BUT STILL ME. This book and her follow-up books garnered good reviews and ratings. The original interview done for this book was found on file and is being reprinted below. All links are relevant as of reprint time. INTERVIEW WITH THE AUTHOR (REPRINTED FROM JUNE 2012) What initially got you interested in writing? I needed an elective while doing my Masters program and there was an MFA at the university where I was studying. The course fit my schedule as it was a seminar and so it was a practical choice rather than an artistic one. But then when I got into the class, and I wrote my first short story (part of the assignments), the semester loomed ahead of me. That first one was so hard: I didn’t think I could do it; everyone else was interested in mainstream fiction about suburbia, I was writing about immigrants in the U.S. It felt like such a huge  gap and I even thought about plagiarizing a published story by a South Asian writer to prove to them how important other types of stories were. But I didn’t: I kept at it and wrote this story everyone loved. And I was hooked. How did you decide to make the move into becoming a published author? I’ve been published as a non-fiction author because I do a lot of literary analysis of female writers. But no one (not even my family) read those books because they were mostly academic and very dry. I kept dabbling in creative writing: fiction and memoir while going to writing residencies and conferences. This is where the drum beat of digital publishing got to me. After years of publishing in literary journals, being rejected by main stream publications, and dismissed by agents, I took the plunge into ebooks in August 2011 and haven’t stopped since. What do you want readers to take away from reading your works? My writing is honest: whether in fiction or memoir, I talk about the feelings,, challenges, and everyday circumstances that make being alive and human exciting, terrifying, annoying. I hope they relate and also know they are not alone in whatever they are going through, whether it’s moving to a new home, losing college friendships, thinking about having a baby, or starting out as writers. What do you find most rewarding about writing? Writing allows you to connect with yourself and with others. It’s that shared experience of going into someone else’s world that started my passion for books as a young reader and it’s what fuels me now as I invite people to see slices of life from my point of view. What do you find most challenging about writing? The discipline needed to give your story everything is not for the faint of heart. Everyone things of the bestseller lists; few want to spend the days, weeks, months, or years at the desk to make sure the story is bestseller worthy. What advice would you give to people wanting to enter the field? Be 100 percent honest about what you want to get out of writing. Is it money? Is it fame? Is it prestige? Or the chance to say you’re writer a dinner parties? People often say “I want to get this story into the hands of readers” but then when you probe, it’s money they’re really after. The money may come but you may have to wait a very long time. It rarely happens with someone’s first book (and when it does, we secretly hate them! JK) Is there anything else besides writing you think people would find interesting about you? Recently I found a new way of storytelling and that’s through short films. I love directing, editing, and even now trying my hand at filming pieces. What are the best ways to connect with you, or find out more about your work? @moha_doha www.mohanalakshmi.com www.facebook.com/themohadoha www.youtube.com/themohadoha   MOHANALAKSHMI RAJAKUMAR MOMMY BUT STILL ME - Amazon   Join us again next month on the 5th to find out the highlights of July to December 2012 as the countdown continues to INFINITE HOUSE OF BOOKS and its 5th anniversary in April 2017!

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D-3 to MADTOWN’s 2nd anniversary:

Heojun through the years

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D-4 to MADTOWN’s 2nd anniversary:

Jota through the years