#Lennard

[kervl-klear]

[yourlocalauthorities]

Sir we've got a 4111 at 7 o'clock on road 711

[roughridingrednecks]

Lennard

[pintoras]

Pauline Lennards Palmer (American, 1867-1938): Cigarette Girl (via Freeman's Hindman)

[pop-life-my-life]

Mick Jagger photographed by Erica Lennard, 1985

[hannahstanwald]

I’ll just be going about my day and then I’ll suddenly think of Mikkel. Poor Mikkel, who was one of the only completely innocent and pure characters. Poor Mikkel who loved his family and gave his life to preserve it. Poor Mikkel who loved his son enough to sacrifice himself, even though said son was the cause of all his suffering. Poor Mikkel who went through hell only to be erased from existence. Poor Mikkel who was always doomed to die. I think of Mikkel and I just

[yellow-dejavu]

It's crazy how Michael barely appears in the show. There is another version of Mikkel, but he never becomes Michael. Then he doesn't even exist in the original world. In the beginning he haunts the story from both sides. From the start of the first episode with Jonas having nightmares about his dead father to the end of the episode with Mikkel's disappearance.

Everything about Michael in Season 1 is this haunting presence for Jonas. His scenes in Season 1 are mostly just appearing covered in a black substance. We discover he's Mikkel, the little boy, but we don't know about the man he became and why he made the choices he did. Until we finally meet him again in season 2 and it all makes sense. He is really fantastic in "An Endless Cycle," which is the only episode where we really have him as Michael.

While Michael wasn't the character with the most screen time, it was a wonderful use of the same character in different times. Mikkel builds the story, we already know him when we get to Michael's part, and it feels like a perfect way to fulfill the character arc. It is just fitting and absolutely heartbreaking to see the character accept his fate because of how much he loves Jonas.

[teenagedirtstache]

[kervl-klear]

gives u a banan

These three had been eating cabbage in olive oil for a week straight so your bananas sent them over the moon.

BNP02 clear for landing, thank you again for the banana! 🍌🍌

[yourlocalauthorities]

guys ii think ii found someone who can tell us the way!

[pintoras]

Pauline Lennards Palmer (American, 1867-1938): Still life (via Freeman's Hindman)

[wilsonwandmagician]

a few days ago we discovered that:

then we had:

and now:

i just hope this things are not connected...

[schumi-nadal]

Team Europe | Laver Cup 2024 🇩🇪

The 2024 Laver Cup Champions! 🏆🍾

[dozydawn]

Sylvie Barin photographed by Jonathan Lennard.

[chic-a-gigot]

Le Petit écho de la mode, no. 40, vol. 17, 6 octobre 1895, Paris. 5. Carré en dentelle Renaissance. (Modèle de Lennard, 12 et 14, passage Choiseul.) Ville de Paris / Bibliothèque Forney

(5.) Carré en dentelle Renaissance. — On fait beaucoup de dessous de verres, de tasses et d’assiettes à dessert en dentelle, de forme ronde ou carrée. Le modèle que nous publions est facile â faire. Il peut également servir pour dessus' de pelote à épingles a chapeaux et à cravates. Après avoir reporté les contours du dessin sur de la moleskine ou de la toile d’architecte, vous y bâtissez le lacet, qui est maintenu par des barrettes cordonnées.

(5.) Renaissance Lace Square. — Many coasters, cups, and dessert plates are made of lace, round or square. The pattern we are publishing is easy to make. It can also be used as a pincushion for hats and ties. After tracing the outline of the design onto moleskin or architect's canvas, you build the lace, which is held in place by corded barrettes.

[teenagedirtstache]