#Derrik

[gabriel-grumbletoon]

tell me more,

[nopecho]

THAT ONE TIME EDEN RESCUED ME

I HAD PASSED OUT NEAR THE BROTHEL AT NIGHT, I WAS CERTAIN I WAS GONNA GET KIDNAPPED AND GANGBANGED BUT MY HUSBAND SAVED ME!!!!

[mirage--saloon]

[bubblesorbubbles]

Derrick

Ilford HP5 Plus 400

[vahilor]

Jamie and Derrik. Jamie is my character, Derrik is the character of a friend I rp with (Look inspired by a singer and therefore needed Refs ).

[str4wanzerin]

Made a tour trough the police headquarters in Munich and especially liked the display walls with all crime shows that were shot there :)

I really can recomment the tour, but trigger warnings for descripions of (sexual) violence, murder etc.!

You can book the tour via Münchner Blaulicht e.V.

[mndvx]

SECRET INVASION — Harvest (Episode 5) ››› Olivia Colman as Sonya Falsworth ››› Tony Curran as "Derrik Weatherby"

[notesonartistry]

I saw a comment after Taylor's appearance at the 1975 that her guitar playing has improved I'm like she has always been really good at playing guitar. It's just the fact that we rarely see her play guitar since Rep that some think she has all of sudden "improved" her guitar playing when she has always been really good. During the Speak Now tour when she did her cover songs her guitar playing was really good. Example 1 , Example 2 and example 3

She's a fantastic guitar player and always working and improving (as she does with everything). Remember she said Paul was teaching her new stuff, although I think he's also said that she's already great at it. So, while I do think she's got better over the years, I agree that she's always been excellent and people are just mis-remembering or minimising her earlier skill for some reason.

I also think that it should be remembered that she's playing and singing at the same time ... and making a performance of it too! Obviously, she's well practiced at it, but that doesn't negate the fact that it's also a huge skill!

I watched this video this morning and he spoke about what a good player she is, the energy and personality she puts into playing, and how unusual it is to be able to keep a crowd's attention with just an acoustic guitar. He's also mentioned it in previous videos (and other musicians have too), but this was the first that sprung to mind.

[laststandx3]

the parasocial relationship between me and the detective assigned to solve the mysterious murders happening around town

[themnmovieman]

Movie Review ~ Peak Season

Peak Season Synopsis: An emotionally adrift young woman forges an unexpected friendship with a wilderness guide when she and her fiancé take a summer holiday in Jackson Hole, WYStars: Claudia Restrepo, Derrik DeBlasis, Ben Coleman, Fred Melamed, Stephanie CourtneyDirectors: Steven Kanter & Henry LoevnerRated: NRRunning Length: 82 minutes Review: We’re rounding the corner on a balmy summer into…

[gabriel-grumbletoon]

breathless.

redraw of an old picture. original under the cut.

[nopecho]

Professor Eden my beloved🤎💜

Woodwork professor Eden is @inkyquince 's creation! Check it out, the fics are really good!

I usually ship Eden with my defiant PC Derrik, he's definetly a brat but not a nuisance in class. At worst he just picks a bit on other students. He does genuinely enjoy the class! It's a relief for him to do something creative, even if he's not very good at carving wood. He tries his best tho.

Derrik really enjoys acting! (Little headcanon: it's as Eden watches the school play that Derrik really catches his attention! He played the villain of the story :> )

I'm done gushing over my ship. I hope you like the artwork!

[mirage--saloon]

Oc dump bc ive been thinking of some new aus lately 🥰

[vahilor]

Jamie and Derrik. Jamie is my character, Derrik is the character of a friend I rp with (Look inspired by a singer and therefore needed Refs ).

Base coloring, I still want to shade.

[technicallydecadentartisan]

Reseña Sucinta 

Perspectiva: 

Una historia soft de chicas queriéndose 

Balance: 

Voy a comenzar con lo que más me ha llamado la atención y me ha descolocado un poco:  cuenta la historia de cómo se conocieron las autoras. No tengo claro cómo calificar esto (sale en la imagen de la sinopsis). No es un libro autobiográfico y no creo que se pueda calificar de autoficción. Si lees la novela, te encuentras esto justo: una novela.  Esta información me descolocó y, a día de hoy, no sé muy bien cómo encajarla. Desde luego, no me parece un detalle relevante. 

Más allá de esto. Ha sido una lectura muy amena y agradable. Por un lado, se narra la historia de Molly, una chica retraída que le cuesta abrirse al mundo, declararse a la muchacha que le gusta y ser ella misma. Tiende a esconderse. Por otro lado, está Alex, una joven seductora que viene de una familia desestructurada y debe trabajar para mantenerse a ella misma y su madre alcohólica. Dos personajes antagónicos que llevan a cuesta sus propios demonios. Esto siempre me gusta. Tiene un punto naíf que me parece muy tierno. 

Me ha parecido muy ameno leer ambos puntos de vista, ser observadore de cómo las dos se construyen y apoya la una en la otras sin enterarse. Se configura como una historia de crecimiento personal, de universidad, de conquista de amores y de ese tópico de cenicienta. Todo ello se une en un relato dulce sin grandes dramatismos. El mundo también puede ser un lugar amable. 

Ambas autoras plantean un estilo sencillo, directo, con gran carga emocional, pero que esconde más de lo que se deja ver a simple vista. Pues los problemas siempre poseen más de una dimensión y cada detalle puede ser relevante.  

Percepción final:

Una historia muy dulce que da lo que promete: una historia de dos jóvenes universitarias que andan más bien perdidas en el mundo. Si buscas una lectura romántica ligera, que te deje el corazón calentito, no te lo pierdas.