#celebrant

[aezenia]

Some drawings I made a long time ago and never posted here

[ronodinswife]

hear me out. czech celebrant

[hikarielizabethbloom]

I'm asking @mcpayne, who is the mouth of the gods (writers) on this site, whether or not they said that Celebrian is not born yet.

Because I'm an already born Celebrian truther, I need to gauge my level of delusion on a scale from 1 to 10, where 1 is Sauron's greatest opponent is a potato-loving hobbit gardener, and 10 is Galadriel chooses to ally with Sauron.

[fangsinmypants]

Objective (lie) fablehaven mpreg tier list

It's a joke btw if you couldn't tell (bracken is our lord and savior mpreg yaoi king tho)

[ace-of-hats]

Celebrant-

I don't have a lot of songs that fit specifically only him, BUT you should see me in a crown by Billie Eilish does fit him pretty well imo. Most of the lyrics--but specifically the first few, (Bite my tongue, bide my time/Wearing a warning sign/Wait 'till the world is mine) brings to mind his whole thing with being one of the monarchs and (in dragonwatch) wanting to have dragons rule the world and stuff.

@magicae-est-realis

[magicae-est-realis]

Very quick sketches of some Fablehaven and Dragonwatch dragons... Raxtus turned out the best by far.

Have Raxtus, baby Raxtus, Raxtus egg, Navarog, Camarat, Jibarro, Nafia, Celebrant, Baby Chalize, Chalize and Siletta with a way too pale outline.

[scotianostra]

Happy Birthday Carol Patricia Smillie born 23rd December 1961 in Glasgow.

Smillie attended Simshill Primary School and the independent Hutchesons’ Grammar School but never shone at school, but she did eventually attain seven O-grades, including in fabric and fashion. She left the following year with three Highers, but needed five to get into the Glasgow School of Art. Smillie studied at Langside College, but managed only one more, which she has attributed to too much freedom and enjoying herself. Undeterred, she spent another year at Cardonald College, finally achieving this goal.

At age 18, in 1979, Smillie embarked on her first year at the Glasgow School of Art, studying Art, Design, and Fashion, with the idea of becoming a fashion designer. Smillie felt she didn’t really fit in with the typical punk students sporting green hair and pink shoes. To subsidise her studies, Smillie worked in a cocktail bar, modelling part-time so she left to embark on a modelling career.

Too short at 5 ft 5 in for catwalk modelling, she was booked for photo shoots and promotions by Best Modelling Agency. Smillie worked for the agency throughout the 1980s it was where she met her future husband, former model Alex Knight, the couple have been married for 26 years.

Carols presenting career launched in 1989, at age 27, when she beat 5,000 other applicants to become the hostess and puzzle board operator of Scottish Television’s Wheel of Fortune game show. She co-presented the show for 5 years with fellow Scot Nicky Campbell before leaving.

Since leaving Wheel of Fortune she has been involved in numerous shows including Changing Rooms the Travel Show and BBC1’S Holiday.

Carol returned to STV for the quiz show Postcode Challenge and it was on that show in 2008 that I appeared!!

As of 2018, Smillie qualified as a humanist celebrant with the Humanist Society of Scotland and is now pursuing a career conducting humanist, non-religious weddings, funerals and baby-namings.

Carol has been a supporter of MacMillan Cancer trust among many other charities through the years.

She recently took to Instagram to show off her battle scars after falling flat on her face.

She admitted her embarrassment was worse than the pain, when three passing Glasgow lads asked her, "spreadeagled" on the floor….”You awright, missus?

"There was a slight pavement incline, which caught the rubber of my sole and I realised, in a kind of slow-motion way, that I was going down….properly down.

"It was so embarrassing. Before I knew it, my chin had smacked hard on the pavement.

"I was spreadeagled, with the weight of the bag carrying me over even harder" She added: "Ayway, you live and learn. I literally took it on the chin"

Carol now lives in Glasgow with her husband Alex Knight, who she wed in 1991, and their three children - Christie, Robbie and Jodie.