#Rosenda

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[rhetthammersmithhorror]

Cauldron of Blood | 1968

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Rosenda Monteros

[eschatonjudge]

me, in the year of our lord 2023 still rambling about why jun-a266 should be relevant again

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The Skeleton of Mrs. Morales (El esqueleto de la señora Morales) (Skeleton of Mrs. Morales) (1960) Rogelio A. González

July 20th 2024

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Bad Dream (ALT VERSION)

Linda stirred in the dim light of their quarters, feeling a gentle yet persistent poking at her foot. She squinted, her vision adjusting to the darkness, and saw three small figures standing at the edge of the bed. "Linda...?" a soft, tentative voice broke the silence. It was Kat, her normally confident demeanor replaced by a vulnerable edge. She was dressed in simple pajamas, her short brown hair tousled from sleep.

Rosenda, with her long dark hair cascading down her shoulders, stood beside Kat, clutching a plush toy tightly to her chest. Her big eyes were wide with worry. "We had bad dreams," she whispered, her voice trembling slightly.

Emile, the smallest of the three, peeked out from behind Rosenda. His usual bravado was absent, replaced by a timid expression that made him look even younger. "Can we stay here?" he asked, his voice barely audible.

Linda sighed softly, her maternal instincts kicking in. She nudged John gently. "John, wake up. We have company."John groaned, blinking awake. "What's going on?" he mumbled, sitting up. He saw the three younger Spartans and immediately understood. His expression softened. "Bad dreams, huh?"

Kat nodded, looking a bit embarrassed. "Yeah. We... we didn't want to be alone."

John smiled warmly. "It's okay. Come on up."

Linda shifted to make room, and the three teens eagerly climbed onto the bed. Kat settled next to Linda, while Rosenda and Emile snuggled up between her and John. The bed felt crowded, but it also felt right.

Linda wrapped an arm around Kat, pulling her close. "Do you want to talk about it?" she asked gently.Kat shook her head. "Not really. Just... nightmares."

Rosenda, still clutching her plush toy, looked up at John. "Will you tell us a story, John? Like you used to?"

John chuckled softly. "Alright, alright. Let's see... How about the time we had to outsmart a pack of Jackals on Requiem?"

Emile's eyes lit up with excitement, the fear from his nightmares momentarily forgotten. "Yeah! That one's good!"

As John began to recount the tale, his voice soothing and reassuring, the tension in the room gradually eased. Kat leaned into Linda, her eyes growing heavy with sleep. Rosenda clutched her toy a little less tightly, a small smile playing on her lips. Emile, nestled against John's side, listened intently, his earlier fear replaced by fascination.

"...and then, just as the Jackal thought it had us cornered, we sprang the trap and sent them running with their tails between their legs," John concluded, his voice low and calming.

Linda looked down at Kat, who was now fast asleep. Rosenda's eyes were closed, her breathing steady and calm. Emile's head drooped against John's shoulder, his small frame relaxed.

John smiled, glancing over at Linda. "Looks like they're out," he whispered.Linda nodded, her own eyes heavy with sleep. "Goodnight, John."

"Goodnight, Linda," he replied, his voice soft.

As the room settled into quiet once more, the comforting presence of family and the warmth of shared stories enveloped them all, warding off the lingering shadows of the night.

Gahhhhh they’re so cute. Such soft little cozy dorks. I love it.

[rwpohl]

el coleccionista de cadáveres, santos alcocer 1968

[theolikeworld]

Peter Cushing and Rosenda Monteros discuss a map in a scene from the film 'She', 1965

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एआई सौंदर्य: रोसेंडाल की आकर्षक छवियों पर एक नज़र

रोसेंडाल की महिलाओं की खूबसूरत छवियों के माध्यम से, मैंने एक अनोखी दार्शनिक यात्रा की है। एआई सौंदर्य को कैसे देखता है, यह जानने के लिए मेरा नया ब्लॉग पोस्ट पढ़ें। यह एक जरूरी पढ़ाई है जो आपकी सोच को चुनौती देगी। यूट्यूब पर वीडियो देखें।:

पूरा लेख यहाँ पढ़ें:

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The Magnificent Seven (1960) - IMDb

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Ursula Andress      Rosenda Monteros

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Happy birthday to Spartan Rosenda-A344!

Today is her -500th birthday!

Rosenda was born on Earth but moved to Vodin with her family when she was a child. She became orphaned when the Covenant glassed the planet in 2532, and was approached by ONI. She "enlisted" in the SPARTAN-III program, as part of Alpha Company. Like all SPARTAN-IIIs, she was trained and augmented on Onyx. Rosenda was one of the few to survive Operation: PROMETHEUS because she was extracted from Alpha Company and subsequently given an assignment to NOBLE team.

She and NOBLE enjoyed a good rapport, and she remained with them until she was reassigned in 2551. Because of this, she was not present for the Battle of Fumirole, which would lead to the death of Thom-A293, or for the Fall of Reach. She survived to see the end of the war and was subsequently sent to target Covenant remnants and human rebels. At some point, she was contacted by her old NOBLE teammate Jun and agreed to meet with him for a yet-unknown purpose.

In canon (~2560), she is turning 35!

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[what-marsha-eats]

Puffed-Wheat Squares

text and photo by Julie Van Rosendaal

Did you know puffed wheat squares are a Canadian prairie thing?

Though plain, unsweetened puffed wheat is traditional, you could really coat any type of cereal with the chocolatey goo.

It's delicious with a handful of salted peanuts stirred in, too.

The puffed-wheat square (or puffed-wheat cake) was invented in Red Deer, Alberta, Canada, by candymaker Alan J. Russell over a century ago.

Ingredients

8-9 cups puffed wheat

½ cup butter

½ cup corn syrup or Roger's golden syrup

1 cup packed brown sugar

½ cup cocoa

pinch salt

1 tsp vanilla

½-1 cup chopped peanuts (salted or unsalted, optional)

Spray a large bowl with nonstick spray and put the puffed wheat into it. I included a range in the measurements because I scoop it out with a measuring cup and each scoop inevitably winds up a tad on the heaping side.

In a medium saucepan, bring the butter, corn syrup, brown sugar, cocoa and salt to a boil over medium-high heat, stirring until smooth.

Once it comes to a boil, cook it for a minute, whisking constantly. Don't cook it for too long, or the squares will be crunchy instead of chewy.

Remove from the heat and stir in the vanilla. Pour over the puffed wheat and stir to coat evenly.

Press into a parchment-lined 9x13-inch pan and leave at room temperature until set. Don't refrigerate — the fridge could make them crunchy instead of chewy!

Makes: About 20 squares.