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Going outside with an outfit that matches your makeup and matches your drink is a simple joy more people should experience. Today I had varying shades and patterns of purple and experienced joy that only color coordination can bring.
Become the rainbow.
Cool little fact about me I have a stepmom called Debbie and she has a pantry in her kitchen try and guess what my dumbass did when I was 10
The Black Cauldron deserves better
just setting up shop! nothing to see here yet!
Apologies in advance.
Woman at Target: See I like Outlander because it's based on history but also sci-fi
Me:
Legacy
Time and time again, we see that there is no love lost between Claire and the misguided Laoghaire.
But later in life, Claire develops a close relationship with the progeny of her own recurring adversary.
The young woman that comes to think of Claire as a maternal figure also happens to be the great-granddaughter of one of the first friendly faces Claire encounters during her foray into the past.
I can’t help but wonder if Marsali MacKimmie Fraser or her children ever remind Claire of the ever joyous and loving Mrs. Fitzgibbons, who acted as one of her own stand-in mothers.
Similar to how Claire notices bits of Geillis Duncan in Roger MacKenzie Wakefield, perhaps a shadow falls over Marsali’s face, or a certain twinkle gleams in her eye, and all Claire sees is her old friend.
After all, we are only introduced to Mrs. Fitz for a short time, but see her continuing story told through her family in the new world.
Just as Mrs. Fitz invested in Claire, she goes on to mentor Marsali. As in many relationships in the series, a parent that misses her own child has a chance to influence another.
Sometimes I don’t fully appreciate William Ransom as a character or plot device, but mostly I can’t believe he shares names with Jamie’s brother, Claire’s father, and their marriage mule
