#↳ march 11th

[beauclary]

WHO: ziggy ( @ziggyturner ) WHERE: beau's apartment / 312 WHEN: march 11th

oh, but it hadn't felt real until now, had it? no, it didn't matter the way his heart stuttered in his chest when he first heard mention of that familiar name or the way his eyes stung with tears when he asked ash again through the door to his apartment if he was certain it was him. even once beau had been able to hear voice, even then, his his logical head had kept his hopeful heart from getting too excited ; convinced that somehow, in some way, there'd be a mistake. something would go wrong before beau could lay his eyes on ziggy. he couldn't bare the thought. he doesn't have to bare the the thought. jesus christ almighty, it is him. it's ziggy. a small, strangled sound escapes his throat and it's difficult to tell whether the choked noise is a precursor to a laugh or a sob. maybe both. he doesn't know ; he doesn't even have time to think right now, he's too busy trying to let sensitive eyes adjust to the first real, bona fide ray of hope he's seen since the world was shrouded in such a thick, visceral cloud of misery. ( he doesn't know that he'd ever call them that aloud ― nor that they'd want him to ― but the sentiment is clear in his gaze. )

beau longs to close the distance between them in a few short strides as ziggy stands in his doorway, but he's frozen in place, if only for a moment. in shock. awe. but most of all? relief. it feels as if the breath has been snatched right from his lungs and fresh tears prickle at the corners of bright irises, welling behind his lashes and obscuring his gaze. beside him, there's a soft chirrup as nacho jumps down from his bed, clearly roused by the change in atmosphere and immediately fixated on the sight of his owner. the cat takes the initiative that beau, in his emotional stupor, is greatly lacking and quickly trots across the room. at least someone's got manners.

[crawfishcomic]

Resilience

[one-time-i-dreamt]

I was being born as a cat. It was vivid. I am traumatized.

[kirbys-lover]

Happy one of Dick Grayson's 4 birthdays! I genuinely have no idea which one is correct, so I'm posting all of them!

[ltwilliammowett]

The amazing art of Geoff Hunt (1948-)

[snallavanta]

THIS IS NOT A DRILL. MARCH 11TH EVERYBODY

[evancordelia]

[boanerges20]

Happy Birthday Eddie Lawson | March 11th - 1958

[butwhatifidothis]

It's been a few months since that whole thing with that Edelgang mod peddling genocide rhetoric, I wonder if they ever moved on from believing such horrific things and using such horrific rhetoric-

...so the answer to that is no. They have not.

[neon-in-the-night-time]

[artnoutdraws]

Dark Urge & Karlach's honeymoon (?)

[xplzdontbesadx]

Highlight 5th mini album "Switch On" concept photos #4: Cheerful Night ver, member ver (group ver in separate post) 😍❤

I love the cute playfulness (if that's even a word?!) of the photos, and the colors 😍

[praline1968]

🎤 Nana Mouskouri ~ L’amour en héritage

Bon anniversaire papa 🕯️ 🕊️

[one-time-i-dreamt]

Some redneck was harassing me and my sister on a cruise and I told him “Trump’s afraid of us,” and he exploded on the spot.

[dopescissorscashwagon]

Beautiful day ☀️ 🌊

Lake Michigan 3/11/24

📸 @mke_skyline_stevestango

[fandomshatepeopleofcolor]

I knew Emma Stone would win but it doesn't make me less angry as Lily Gladstone deserved that oscar win. The voters have an opportunity to have the first Native American actress to win best actress, but nope, they chose the one who played a Chinese Hawaiian woman who also already won an oscar. What's more infuriating about this is that white actors like Emma will always have hundreds of opportunities to be nominated and win at the oscars where for many actors of color, it's a once in a lifetime thing and it's even rarer if they even won anything at all. Will Lily have another chance to be nominated at the Oscars? Probably not and I hate it

Yes OP, that is true, it's true that Native American/Indigenous women have less opportunities to make it in Hollywood. But that does not mean we give up on fighting for recognizition. If I may be so bold, I found this website of the American Indian Film Institute where people can donate and if you subscribe to the newsletter you get special perks and such like tickets to the screenings. Is now more important thatn ever to support Native made art and Native indie films.

Thanks for the ask! - Mod René