#Lori Grace

[epicallyepicepilogue]

[dopescissorscashwagon]

"There are people holding their breath to see you fail.Let them suffocate."

📸 by Lori Grace

@lorigraceaz

[silvereyedowl]

the storm stalked on legs of lightning

Twin Lightning l Lori Grace l Santa Rita Mountains, AZ

[loveoftia]

[be-the-glenn-to-my-maggie]

sully family Titanic au which is more found family than Romance.

Hmm, it's taken me a while to decide how I think this should proceed. But I think it should be like a reverse found family Titanic lol. Or maybe it's like regular Titanic? I can't decide. At first I was thinking the Sully's were a wealthy family and the kids found and absorbed lower class lost runaway child Spider.

BUT THEN I changed my mind, hmm? I'm thinking the Sully's are definitely lower class. Not only are they people of color, they are also a mixed race family. I'm thinking Jake was able to get them tickets through one last pull with his military connections (maybe smuggled in by Norm and Grace), and they are jetting off to start a new life with their kids away from Jake's military past.

SPIDER however would be a wealthy runaway. He's rich, connected, and perfectly set up in life. That is if he even makes it to eighteen. He hates his dad, who's been abusive and awful his whole life, and was the reason his mom died. So he took his chance and stole a bunch of money to pay his way onto the ship and he's hiding out in the lower decks. He hits it off with Lo'ak and Kiri right away, who suspect that something is up with him. He's just a little too polite and respectful, and a little too excited for anything undignified. He's also fucking terrified of their parents when they introduce him. Tell tale drama, Quaritch tracked him to the ship but didn't suspect he'd be in the lower decks so it takes a long time for them to even cross paths. The Sully's by then have all decided that they have to have him, so I'm picturing a really dramatic standoff on one of the top public deaths where Spider is all dirty and gross and wearing borrowed threadbare clothes from Lo'ak to the point that he's basically unrecognizable. Neytiri is like no that's our adopted son, right everyone, and they're all like yeah obviously, and Quaritch knows but doesn't want to say anything in front of his rich friends or something. Very dramatic. It makes me too sad to think that someone would have to die, but Spider is the Jack right, so he'd probably have to sacrifice himself and die to save Kiri and Tuk or something from Quaritch as the ship sinks. Truly tragic.

Please add any thoughts any of you have that you think should go with this, of course, as always.

[hallmark-movie-fanatics]

Hallmark Movie Spotlight

When Calls the Heart (2013)

Directed by Michael Landon Jr.

Written by Michael Landon Jr., based on the Janette Oke novel 'When Calls the Heart,' Canadian West Book #1.

Starring Maggie Grace, Stephen Amell, Poppy Drayton, Daniel Sharman, Cherie Lunghi, Christopher Villiers, Daisy Head, Lee Williams, Greg Lawson, Lori Loughlin, and Jean Smart.

Originally premiered October 19, 2013 on the Hallmark Channel.

Became the pilot movie for Hallmark's longest running original series 'When Calls the Heart,' with a one season spin off 'Where the Heart Is,' that aired on Hallmark Movies Now.

Synopsis:

When Calls the Heart is the story of Elizabeth Thatcher, a cultured young school teacher in 1910 who, through the discovery of her aunt's secret diary, finds the courage to leave her big city home to accept a teaching position in a frontier coal mining town. And in the process, she also finds potential for love with a handsome Royal Canadian Mountie.

I put up a poll so folks could vote on what they through was the best 'When Calls the Heart' movie for a Hallmark movie spotlight, and this one came in first place, so it's the clear winner.

[dwuerch-blog]

King Kingston: A Tribute to a Young Warrior

Over the past 13 years, I’ve had the honor of sharing the story of a young king named Kingston James Whitmore. Diagnosed with Trisomy 13 at birth, Kingston was given just five days to live. Defying all odds, he graced this earth for over 13 remarkable years, a testament to the power of faith and love. Kingston’s journey was nothing short of miraculous. He was a fighter from the start, surpassing…

[cantsayidont]

Hateration holleration, oddball selections:

MOTHERS' INSTINCT (2024): Peculiar drama-cum-thriller, set in 1960, starring Jessica Chastain and Anne Hathaway as suburban neighbors Alice and Celine, whose friendship is disrupted when Celine's young son Max (Baylen D. Bielitz) is killed in an accident. Afterward, Celine becomes unusually attached to Alice's son Theo (Eamon O'Connell), who was Max's best friend, which begins to make Alice very nervous. Does Celine mean Theo harm, or is Alice's guilt (she was watching Max at the time of his accident) making her paranoid? The way the plot plays out offers little tension and few surprises — it feels a little twist-deficient as a thriller, attempting to compensate with a surprisingly dark finale — and it doesn't offer a lot of motive for the eventual drastic escalations beyond "sometimes motherhood makes women crazy." Also, while one can see why Chastain and Hathaway were interested in these parts as actors, they both seem a little too old for their characters, and Anders Anielsen Lie and Josh Charles are both wasted as their respective husbands. CONTAINS LESBIANS? Early on, it seems like there's something between Alice and Celine, but the movie isn't interested in exploring or even acknowledging that. VERDICT: Grim and gloomy, but never very exciting, and it keeps flirting with the idea of making some kind of point about the sexual politics of its time that never gels.

THE POKER HOUSE (2008): Lori Petty made her directorial debut with this semi-autobiographical drama, scripted by David Alan Grier from Petty's story about an eventful and upsetting day in the life of a 14-year-old girl named Agnes (Jennifer Lawrence), growing up dirt poor in a rough, mostly Black neighborhood, where her mother Sarah (Selma Blair) turns tricks when her boyfriend/pimp Duval (Bokeem Woodbine) isn't running illegal poker games, leaving Agnes in loco parentis for her younger sisters (Chloë Grace Moretz and Sophi Bairley), who hang out at the local bar while Agnes is at school. The story takes some dark turns — it centers on Agnes being sexually assaulted by Duval — but because it's based on Petty's own life, it's never indulgently sordid, and, with the notable exception of Sarah, it has a lot of compassion for the people in Agnes' neighborhood, who are doing the best they can with almost nothing to work with. As a result, the film is heartfelt if not particularly polished. (Curiously, it was produced by prolific TV writer-producer Stephen J. Cannell, best known for detective and action shows including THE ROCKFORD FILES, THE A-TEAM, HUNTER, and SILK STALKINGS, with a score by TV perennial Mike Post.) CONTAINS LESBIANS? Nope. VERDICT: If you like Lori Petty and can handle the subject matter (CWs apply for sexual violence), it's worth a look.

THE RAINBOW (1989): Earnest but somewhat awkward Ken Russell dramatization of the last section of the 1915 D.H. Lawrence novel, set around the end of the 19th century, about a young woman from Derbyshire, Ursula Brangwen (Sammi Davis), who has affairs with both her swimming instructor Winifred (Amanda Donohue) and a young soldier named Anton (Paul McGann), while striving for financial, intellectual, and romantic freedom that her era doesn't offer or encourage, especially for women. It's sort of a prequel to Russell's 1969 adaptation of Lawrence's WOMEN IN LOVE, which follows Ursula and her sister Gudrun 20 years later. I have not read either novel, so I can't say how Russell's versions compare, but taken strictly on its own terms, THE RAINBOW feels like something director Stephanie Rothman might have made for Roger Corman in the '70s, with dollops of Second Wave feminist idealism in what often plays like an exploitation movie. The uneasiness of that mixture leaves no space to interrogate some troubling aspects of the plot, like Ursula's racist ideas about moving to India with Anton, or her violent outburst at a student in the school where she becomes a teacher. CONTAINS LESBIANS? Ursula is bisexual, and part of the plot deals with her relationship with Winifred. VERDICT: At the risk of undermining my literary bona fides, I thought it worked far better as an exploitation movie than a feminist drama.

[sunflowersandscreams]

Fandom: Percy Jackson and the Olympians & Related Fandoms - All Media Types Rating: General Audiences Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Relationships: Nico di Angelo/Jason Grace Characters: Nico di Angelo, Jason Grace Additional Tags: Pining, Mutual Pining, Canon Divergence, bc jason is alive, Getting Together, Song: Crave (Paramore), Sleepovers, Fluff, with the slightest hint of bittersweet

Summary: "I like you," Nico gasped when they parted. "So much-" "Me too," Jason said, and Nico exhaled. So much time, so much fear and worry wasted, and he could have cut it short by just telling him. Nico let out another laugh. He must have gone mad in Hell, because who could ever think that a gorgeous boy like Jason could love a screwed-up one like Nico? ~ Just for a second, it all felt simple I'm already missing it So I crave, crave to do it again, all again

[wnitrs]

[epicallyepicepilogue]

[dopescissorscashwagon]

Saguaro National Park-West ~ As soon as Lori got there bolts were already lighting up the sky in all directions and persisted well into blue hour.

By Lori Grace @lorigraceaz

[lcnelyday]

wilder arden. pablo schreiber. bastard. he/him. grace dattoli. cristin milioti. natural disaster. she/her. manda kauh. chloe bennet. cashier. she/they. lori gallagher. michelle monaghan. publisher. she/her.

like this post for a starter from one of these new muses. specify if you want a certain muse.

[trainergraceneedstherapy]

I RETURN!

I guess if it wasn't clear-I got back to Paldea safe and sound! I'll have to thank @legendofzacian for the INCREDIBLE adventure-..though I'm more than a little freaked out at the photos they got of some of those ghost illusions-I don't know if I got any good pictures of what I saw so for now-I'll have to sketch it out as always! And now-Back on that shiny Zorua Grind!

[songofsunset]

I was actually just up in Ohio for the solar eclipse, and did you know, I'd never seen Spring before?

I thought I had, because down here in Florida we do get some flowers and nice green leaves as the weather shifts from cool to hot, but the trees are never bare and the flowers just blend in with the rest of the trees and in comparison this Actual Spring was some sort of magical wonderland, I swear to god, I've never seen anything like it

Apple blossoms???? are so pretty???????? the subtle changes of the colors, and they take up the whole tree and they're so damn beautiful????????????????? I had never seen them before, we don't have any apple trees down here at all, but now they might be my favorite flower

I'm familiar with cherry blossoms- we do have some cherry trees- but not like this. This tree was entirely pink and stood out so much! No leaves or anything on the trees, just flowers everywhere!!! I see why people like spring and cherry blossoms so much, I think.

And idek what these are but LOOK at that!!!!!!! Life and color!!!! Spring!!!!

So yeah. I went to Ohio and I thought it was beautiful and i wanted to share that with you. Your state is wonderful!!!

[chelseacatgirl]

Meet Ryo, Thoma, Maya, and Plume's family, they are Knuckelves just like Knuckle Joe. Ryo's parents live on Ice Island *From Kirby: Squeak Squad*, while Plume's parents live on Sky High *From Milky Way Wishes on Kirby Super Star*

===

More information about them:

https://www.deviantart.com/chelseakittygirl/art/1069020061

https://www.furaffinity.net/view/57187052/

===

Hope you like them!

Drawn on ibisPaint X on my Samsung Galaxy Tab A.

Kirby series (c) Nintendo

Hans Nobleheart, Lori Nobleheart, Roscoe Axer, Grace Shinesky, and Dakin Shinesky (c) Me