Feb 16
I wasn’t expecting to adore New Spring as much as I am.
Young Moiraine, the uncertain, posh little noble and her BFF Siuan ‘swears like a sailor cos she basically is one’ Sanche. I love them 😭
seen from Spain
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seen from Yemen
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I wasn’t expecting to adore New Spring as much as I am.
Young Moiraine, the uncertain, posh little noble and her BFF Siuan ‘swears like a sailor cos she basically is one’ Sanche. I love them 😭
Chapter five of Northanger Abbey turning into a mini essay about how fucking LAME it is to patronise people who read novels.
Jane’s a girls girl <3
so I guess I’m just gonna cry through the entire of A Memory of Light, then ?
I’m not even at the end of The Last Battle (which is a chapter longer than most fucking books) and my heart is absolutely broken
My lack of education is showing because I’m reading Rebecca for the first time and I am FLABBERGASTED at the end of chapter 19
Between this, The Count of Monte Cristo and Jane Eyre, I think I should probably make an effort to read more.
Who’d have thunk the classics were so good, eh?
My thirteen year old pup (maybe older, we don’t know - he’s a rescue) has been wrecked by the heat today and it’s breaking my heart.
Back from a late night emergency vet trip, and now we’re just monitoring for the next day or so to see how / if he recovers.
There’s always been moments of anticipatory grief, but it’s becoming a daily occurrence over the last few months and it’s just so heavy. We decided to rescue an older dog because we fell completely in love with him as soon as we saw him, and loved the idea of giving a dog a happy, calm home for their final few years but now, five, coming up to six years on, it’s brutal.
We’ve already had three separate ‘is this it?’ moments this year, and they’ve each turned out to be an overreaction but god, I don’t know what to do with this feeling
Just feeling very thankful that husband and I are on the same page with not trying to drag anything out, but I know when we do make the decision, we’ll be in bits. He’s our little boy
Horrible
The first quarter of The Butchers Masquerade has started off INSANELY, and I feel like that’s really saying something
Husband and I have both had a rough/overwhelming couple of weeks, and decided we needed a good cry so we just rewatched Klaus. It was super effective
First watched it when it came out and never watched it again because we ended up sobbing and could. not. stop for so long that it turned into tears of laughter interrupted by more sobbing. Two boxes of tissues and a few pocket packs and we were still ludicrously damp
Highly recommend cwtching up with a Chinese and a box of Hotel Chocolat and scheduling a little (or big) cry with your person