#London fitness

[londonbellydance]

Belly fitness in London

COMING TO SOUTH EAST LONDON

www.bellydanceparty.com

Www.facebook.com/londonbellydancer

[the-vertical-woman]

Fitness for women in their 40s, London or Surrey

www.BellydanceParty.com

www.facebook.com/londonbellydancer

[ohgaylor]

So Long, London (redesign) — inspired by Training Season, Dua Lipa

[coffeebanana]

having thoughts about the marinette and nathalie hug because like.

my god.

marinette's just had her world turned inside out

she's just a kid and how's she supposed to carry all this alone and what is she supposed to do and what does she tell adrien?

and then, suddenly, there's someone there to share the burden. an adult. someone who has a reputation for getting things done

so maybe, just this once, everything doesn't have to balance on marinette's shoulders alone

but it's nathalie--who, sure, adrien obviously cares about. but not someone marinette's at all close to. certainly not someone she probably thinks of as warm or parental or even very trustworthy. maybe marinette's even started to put the pieces together--if gabriel was monarch, then mayura must have been...??

those doubts seem insignificant when she actually sees nathalie

the last time marinette saw her, she was dying. and now marinette knows what gabriel wished for--at least some of it. she knows he did one good thing in the end. that he finally, to some degree, put adrien first

then another horrible truth dawns on marinette: nathalie doesn't know--of course she was aware gabriel was dying, but she still doesn't know he's dead

marinette's probably already thought up a hundred different ways she might break the news to adrien--even if she discarded them all just as quickly. she hasn't thought at all about breaking the news to nathalie

what's she supposed to say? however complicated things were in the end, gabriel was obviously someone nathalie cared about

marinette struggles to find the words, but nathalie just knows. she already suspected, because how would she be here if gabriel was as well? and now the truth's written all over marinette's face

it's not just marinette who needs that hug--though nathalie would probably never admit it, which is why it's marinette who's running to her

how many weeks has adrien been gushing to nathalie about marinette? about how she's so creative and strong and compassionate and full of love

and in that moment, nathalie understands

[elephantlovemedleys]

POCAHONTAS (1995)

dir. Mike Gabriel and Eric Goldberg

[science70]

Prosthetic hand with moveable fingers, DHSS Limb Fitting Centre, Roehampton, London, 1979.

[weareravershq]

REMA | Linking Up With Artist At Wireless Festival

[hyunpic]

for @hanarchy 💖

[fadetodvst]

gather in worship to cranketh thy hog

[dollypopup]

listen, I'll speak my truth

all the 'colin is meant to give you the ick in the first episode' and 'he's not supposed to be likeable' crowd and I genuinely think the 'ick' came from people only wanting Colin to be flirty with Pen and so the fact that he entertained anyone else was what made people unhappy about it. but I cannot relate. yes, he's not being fully himself, yes he's putting on a persona, but you know what? that persona was still attractive! *I* liked him!!! *I* was that debutante taking her glove off with her teeth giggling and twirling my hair. I do not careeeeee. I was salivating over the first brothel scene. Shit was hot. You can all fight me.

[mitamicah]

Day 19 of @kaarija-inktober is mirror and what can I say: I like my symbolism :3

[thegreatyin]

[missholloween]

Also!!! I haven't seen anyone post about it but they had programs yesterday. I got to meet both Dean John-Wilson (the DMA) and Clark Baxtresser, and I got Dean's sign <3 Here are some pics

[angst-and-fajitas]

Mess with Maddie, you get the stabbie

[singulariitysims]

[leonardcohenofficial]

also since it is the season i am on the lookout for any horror novel recommendations folks have! my horror literature taste tends to stray towards the basics (for example—the shining was the first horror novel to actually scare me when i first read it in middle school and it’s remained a fave ever since, have been reading 'salem's lot this fall for the first time and really liked it, etc.) but am always on the lookout for fresh and challenging work; not a huge fan of anything overly gory but otherwise down for pretty much any genre