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happy thanksgiving!! I’m thankful for you fun fic ideas and your kindness toward me!!
happy thanksgiving griffin!! you are SO sweet THANK YOU!!! I am so glad to have you in my life!! I love your fics and I am always so happy when we get a chance to message and catch up. I hope the rest of this year is kind to you 💙
hi friend what’s something neat you saw today?
hi griffin :)
the sunset tonight as i was driving to dance was absolutely fantastic. the clouds were majestic and the sky was rainbow-y and it was very nice. unfortunately didn't get a picture as i was driving at the time, but it was very neat. :)
My wife and I adopted this handsome boy on Thanksgiving. Welcome to the family, Griffin!
OH MY GOD THE ENDING OF EPISODE 46
Ho ho ho! Happy crappy rankings-- We got the rewards! The Bobblehead of Strange for everyone. A Trophy according to your ranking. And for me, my Griffin! Holy shit it's big and cool!
One character - Callette: Grumpy griffin engineer
“Thank goodness!” said Callette as Elda scooted off. “I didn’t think I could fly all the way out to ask Shona for any! I went and asked Mum, and she tried, but she was too busy to think straight. And I don’t know what to do. I’m not as good at flying distances as I thought. I do twenty miles, and then I have to come down.”
“You’re a high-energy flier, that’s why,” Derk explained. Callette’s eyes were dull, and her feathers scrawny. He could see she had lost weight. “Twenty miles is pushing it for you.
You should come down for a rest every fifteen miles, at least until you’re older.”
Childhood novels: Derkholm 2: (The) Year of the Griffin - Diana Wynne Jones
A griffin, two princes, a dwarf, a pirate, and a marsh girl go to college and the moon. - Poorly Described DWJ Books tumblr
So this was the first book I read of the Derkholm series, and it worked just as well as a standalone novel as it would have as a sequel, given that most of what they share are the characters and world. Though there are references to past events, the novel is set far off enough into the future that it didn’t have much of an impact. I mean, it’s about a bunch of kids going to a university for magical studies in the post-Tour periods and what it is they get up to. (Which is a lot of things, as evidenced by them somehow going to the moon.)
Things I can’t believe about it: This was first published in 2000.
