John Wayne, Don Defore and Claudette Colbert in Without Reservations (1946)

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John Wayne, Don Defore and Claudette Colbert in Without Reservations (1946)
Hullo! Question for the wheel of the world roll under them: is Starscream gonna lose it anytime soon what with so many things piling up on him? Also, what parts of writing the fic do you enjoy the most? Oh and are there any plans for any continuation of the fic verse that the wheel of the world roll under them is in?
you say that as though Starscream hasn’t already lost it.
it might have slipped under the radar this chapter, but he managed to sidestep a major breaking point by fixating on something that seems...amiss. maybe, just maybe, if he keeps salsa-dancing along the track of this fresh conspiracy theory, he can pull this off.
writing Starscream is one of my favorite parts! it probably shows, since his sections keep getting longer...poor Wheeljack got robbed in his own fic, press F to pay respects.
wheelfic will be the last of the main story! technically, there are already a few codas out there with some major spoilers included in the premise, and I’ve got plans for a Perceptor coda to round them out. someone has to deal with ways!Getaway, after all...
Now we’ll be able to send off our letters without any reservations.
Friday night movie,
Without Reservation
"Is your reservation in heaven confirmed?" "Without Reservation" is a Christian short about some teenagers who die in a car crash and go to some sort of alternate dimension where they realize they will face the judgment - Will they go to heaven or hell? The film also features a very bad rap number that seemed to have nothing to do with the story. Directed by Fred Carpenter, who also wrote it with Bill Muir.
Inspired by love
LOVE by any definition symbolizes a deep connection and an intense adoration for someone or something. Love is a noun; love is a verb; love is a feeling.
ASK YOURSELF THIS: What inspires you to love? What do you love? Who do you love? How do you love? Do you love a person, a place, a thing, an idea?
Most importantly: Do you love for the right reasons?
So many times in life we use the word love. But do we ever stop to think of the intensity behind the word. Do we really value the meaning of what we declare?
Honestly I am still on my journey to finding out what TRULY inspires me to love ~ genuinely, authentically and without reservation.
Sincerely,
Stephie
i hate weddings.