#arctic sun

[divinit3a]

ah! so coquette ^__^

[veralernt]

study chaos and one of my last days at umea university ❤️‍🩹

[sketchytea]

7.4.19 - Arctic Sunlight

[the-sound-and-the-fury]

May Book Round Up!

This was a rough month, because I wasted so much time attempting to read Legendary (the second Caraval book by Stephanie Garber) before I finally had to DNF it at like 70%.

1-2. Rogues to Riches series (My One and Only Duke #1, When a Duchess Says I Do #2) - Grace Burrowes

Another historical romance series based on a family that inherits an unexpected dukedom because the real world is terrible and I have no control :)

3. Arctic Sun (Frozen Hearts #1) - Annabeth Albert

Let’s be real, I’m gonna read anything she writes.

4. Autoboyography - Christina Lauren

Finally got around to reading this, and it was equal parts sweet and heart-wrenching.

5. American Dreamer (Dreamers #1) - Adriana Herrera

It wasn’t bad, but a lot of the writing style didn’t click for me.

6. Alanna: The First Adventure (Song of the Lioness #1) - Tamora Pierce

Not exactly what I expected/hoped for, though I realize it’s intended for younger readers, and I’m sure I would have loved it had I read this in middle school. I just felt compelled to try this series/the world of Tortall because so many of the authors I enjoy have cited this as an influence.

7. Bridal Boot Camp (Little Bridge Island #0.5) - Meg Cabot

This was such a tease for the book coming out this year, like barely a novella at all. I just want the new book now! (Plus, I got to see Meg moderate a romcom panel at BookCon, and she was delightful and made me more excited.)

8. Emma - Jane Austen

This took me longer than I would have liked (again, because I wasted time on bad books earlier in the month) and I finished it just in the nick of time (aka while I was on the bus to BookCon to stuff my shelves again). I’d only read this once before and I don’t even think I’ve seen Clueless all the way through, but thanks to watching Emma Approved on YouTube a few years ago, I actually remembered quite a bit once I got going and had some fun reading it. It was another long one, though, and there were a lot of long-winded conversations between exhausting characters. But I appreciated that Emma is different from a lot of Austen’s other heroines, and she definitely experienced the most character growth.

[therealchaz69]

So Faygo Arctic Sun is back in the Detroit area. It’s still great and they didn’t replace part of the sugar with sucralose yet.

[sarcasticbabywhispererjess]

@rad-anatomy It's the machine in the picture above that I stole from the Internet. Usually we use it for therapeutic hypothermia post-cardiac arrest. It circulates water through those pads attached to the patient to get them to whatever temperature you set as their 'goal'.

Edit: @pipersteg Nope, we don’t have the internal Zoll option. The AS does a pretty good job usually. 

[karencatures]

[amethystsoda]

i can be ur angle or yuor devil