Tchaikovsky by Janine Jansen & Friends - Souvenir de Florence
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Tchaikovsky by Janine Jansen & Friends - Souvenir de Florence
I have made little progress on my tasks, but check this out. Did you know Tchaikovsky wrote great music? And did you know Janine Jansen is great???
1985 is a dance song.
No, I don't take criticism
ma’am respectfully i just want to add that kara danvers? she can po*nd me silly i- melissa benoist did NOT have to go so hard at the gym just saying skfkamfmmsmasm
tfw you gotta check whether your abs are still visible through your clothes and oop yeah they definitely are
2/12/21 - Notes on notes on notes
I really like having this tiny notebook to take notes on readings for this class. It helps a lot when it comes time for discussions and forum posts! Also the vibes? Immaculate. I’ve discovered the magic of classical music.
Ruth had too much ~special~ spiritis and is now vibing. I want what she's having, bruh
Doja Cat Lie Down
Vibing hard to this song
One thing I really like about the how to train your dragon series is that (at least in the first movie) the dragons are shown consistently to exhale a gas before igniting it for the purposes of "breathing" fire. It's a small animation detail but I like it a lot.
I'm also a huge fan of how despite having similar setups (gas then spark into combustion) each dragon has a unique way of shooting fire. Monstrous Nightmares are a personal favorite of mine because what they spit is almost like a mix of magma and fire