#sun rambles

[tojisun]

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saja boys’ your idol and its theme of hands [x]

[gummy-sunnybear]

Do y'all ever think sun hides that he can feel a wither shard when ones near because he's scared of something bad happening and he doesn't want to feel like he's being used for his power for that?

Idk sun being able to sense wither shards and how he isn't very open about it and talking about it especially when he can feel one unless they are searching for them or they are directly near it

Mainly cause sun seems to zone out and just freezes in place or feel it and not have a effect to it if he isn't directly near it and he can also hold them meaning they don't affect him as much as they should

[eternal-sunflowers]

I'm genuinely emotional over seeing joe get all this well-deserved success alongside his best friends -- friends from well before he gained fame. His childhood and college friends being by his side through it all. And joe just staying so down to earth.

So many people ditch their past when they gain fame. But joe didn't. He brought his family along. And I'm gonna ugly cry about it. Genuinely the best group of guys. They deserve every ounce of success.

[wingedfoolnearthesun]

i’m gonna have to be selfish and ask my deities to please help me keep a steady mind while i work through this research project i have. i had an absolute meltdown and sobbed my heart out for the first time in so many weeks because i got overwhelmed and felt like i’ve no clue what’s going on. please guide me through this assignment successfully so i can have some peace of mind

[sundannsair]

Even though I find the 1980's series the best in the franchise, I decided to give the new series, "The Smurfs: A new touch of blue" a shot and watched a few episodes. (More detailed review planned to be posted later.)

And I just have to say: what in the smurfberry is going on between Chef and Brainy? There was this episode I've seen yesterday, and they were straight up flirting with each other.

Is this the new Brumsy?😆

[thesunwillsingasong]

Tonight, I'll get to watch the last episode of Bells Hells, and I don't know how to express how much this means to me. So here's me trying:

I only started watching Critical Role in 2020, starting off with the first Campaign while C2 was still going. So C3 E1 was the first time that I got to watch live with everyone else. I love this whole group of nerdy ass voice actors playing D&D. They have helped me through some real bad times, and I can't imagine my life without them. This party, these characters that got thrown into something so much bigger than all of them and are still holding onto each other, gritted teeth, and with only love for each other. And while it is Laudna that I connected the most with, finding parts of myself in her and growing strong alongside her, I deeply love every member of Bells Hells. I know I will be an emotional wreck, but still, I'm excited to see how their journey will end.

And here is something else, my love letter to you critters.

I live in Germany, so watching live means getting up in the middle of the night, and I do so gladly every time. Here's the thing: I don't have friends that are actively watching Critical Role anymore, so I open Tumblr while watching and read what all of you have to say.

None of you know me, but I am so incredibly grateful to have you who love Critical Role as much as I do. Seeing your art, reading you fanfics, your theories even just see you ramble or scream about whatever headcanon you have brightens my days.

So I guess what I want to say is, thank you. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.

Thank you for being here to watch this show with me.

Thank you for creating.

Thank you.

Let's see what the fate has in store for Bells Hells!

[shubhadeep385]

PURITY ❤ MEETS THE SKY ☁

Sunshine ☀️ and white flowers 🌸, a perfect combination!

I hope you like it as much as I do!

[sunflowerbower]

I finished reading Alfred Lansing’s “Endurance” yesterday, I was absolutely engrossed in it, and then the last month happened, and I haven’t read anything. So it was amazing to finally find some headspace and get back into it. It’s incredible what they went through, and everyone saved, and all the photos, just wow.

So many of the things they went through in isolation would have been awful enough, but all that, all at once, unimaginable. The navigating. The kindness. I could sit down and read the whole book again almost immediately. Which is probably good because…

I’ve got “South” by Shackleton and Mensun Bound’s “The Ship Beneath The Ice” to read next, I’m thinking the latter first. Finding the wreck sounds so fascinating as well.

Has anyone got any documentary recs or anything about Endurance? My Dad has enjoyed me rambling about it, but isn’t up to reading at the moment, but something to watch would be good! 🩵