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#anxi's art#art#drawing#illustration#dragon ball#dbz#dbs#dragon ball super#zamasu#dragon ball z#also yea. I was gonna draw his jacket and just straight up gave up.#I’m not good at drawing big shoulders………… let me have this. one.#I love my green husband. mwauh
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High school Newspaper Shenanigans
I don't have a lot of good memories about high school, but today I found a dusty copy of what passed for a "newspaper" in my school and it brought me back to when I was 16.
The girl who had been running the school newspaper for as long as I could remember was graduating that year, so she had to prepare for the final exam and university and she did not have time to edit anymore. My friends B., C., and I, in what was probably a fit of madness, decided to try our hand at it. And so I found myself co-editor of a newspaper. I had no idea what I was getting myself into, but it would be one hell of an adventure.
The paper was called "Up!", after the Disney movie, for...some very creative reason I cannot remember. The first thing we did was change the title to "Up patriots to arms!"
One of the first things we had to cover was a very important, popular, yearly student strike,which would have been fairly easy, if not for the freaking tension between the two student organizations in our city. The biggest one, the "Rete" , was basically left wing - although many people didn't know or care about their affiliations- and they constantly butted heads with the student block, a group of self proclaimed neofascists who dressed in all black, used smoke bombs during protests and were always surrounded by the police.
We decided it would be a grand idea to interview the respective leaders to get both opinions on the matter.
The president of the "Rete" came to meet us after school. The highlight of the interview was when he said that his was a "non political organization", at which point we looked at each other in disbelief and asked him:"Really?"
The answer was "Yeas, although of course many of us are registered in different parties along the whole spectrum, such as..." and he started listing all left wing parties in the country, from communists to centrists, because apparently that's what he meant by "variety". Anyway.
It was time to interview the leader of the Block. He told us to wait in a square until someone would come get us.
B. and I were getting very nervous.
A guy with a shaved head and a black leather jacket came towards us. "You the journalists? Follow me"
We followed him to the lair. I mean headquarters.
(By the way, we realized we knew this guy. He was a lamb. I had no clue what he was doing there.)
The headquarters' walls were legit covered in swastikas and pictures of Mussolini. Yikes.
The leader was also very nice. Didn't stop me wanting to throttle him when he said that poor Mussolini was just misunderstood.
I had to ACTUALLY stop B. from doing something rash. No picking fights with the fascist dudes in he fascists's lair, please.
They straight up told us, I shit you not, that they were a brotherhood and, as a very effective bonding experience, they put on music and danced in a circle while whipping each other with leather belts. I AM NOT MAKING THIS UP. Maybe they were, but it didn't seem so. That didn't make it into the article, but it's forever etched into my brain.
I was shaken, but the double interview turned out great. #journalism
A while later we were sitting at a school assembly in the local movie theater. Everybody was complaining about the fact that our gym's roof had collapsed the year before and nobody was doing anything about it. We were taking the bus every week to a public gym, but we had to pay for it and were Officially Not Happy About It.
It was then that B. went : "You know what would be great? If we could interview the mayor about this"
I lit up. "Oh my god! We could ask him so many things! And not just about our school, but about the Linguistic High school that had to be evacuated and about [all the other schools that were literally falling to pieces. You know, Italian things]"
But the consensus was that, while we could try, it would be almost impossible for us to get an interview. So we sighed and sat back.
C.cleared her throat. "Guys." "Yes?" "You know how the mayor is a lawyer?" ".... Yes?" "Well, my dad is a lawyer. He knows him."
We dragged her to the bathroom
"We are not leaving here until your dad gets us an appointment" (poor guy)
He did
For that same night. At the town hall. At 8 pm.
We cleared our afternoon to come up with pertinent questions and practice and freak out.
At 8 we were at the town hall.
There was a red banner on the balcony with a slogan on it, that would be there for months afterwards, because...
... that same night a group of workers had occupied the town hall to demand better pay and better working conditions
Good for them
Bad for us
We were about to leave, but they assured us the mayor would be with us shortly
We waited three whole hours
During which, obviously, an old council member came to talk to us about how, if we wanted to do some real journalism, we should investigate the presence of the Illuminati in our town
Not gonna lie, we were kinda interested at that point
Around 11, the mayor called us in
I am going to concede that he must have been tired
But he was still a slimy son of a bitch
Extremely condescending
When we brought up our problems, he told us our schools were the Province's responsibility
(the Province would of course later tell us we were the Mayor's responsibility)
It was a train wreck
But eye opening
The article we wrote was extremely passive aggressive
He told C.'s father that he really liked it
I don't know if he was impermeable to sarcasm or just a politician.
Fast forward a few months. While our math teacher was talking, a giant piece of plaster fell from the ceiling, missed her by millimeters and crashed on the floor. We went on, business as usual, but that was kinda scary. And it was not the first incident of that kind to happen in our school.
We decided to do a reportage
Armed with notebooks and a camera, we went from classroom to classroom, asking students and teachers about problems with the building.
It was like opening a can of worms.
We got everything from "Oh yes, don't you see those huge holes in the ceiling and in the floor?" to "Yes, every time it rains the classroom gets flooded" to "See this giant wooden piece of tent rod? It fell on my shoulder last week. We don’t even have tents!"
Everyone had something to complain about. The teachers. The janitors. It was scary, to be honest. Especially considering we were repeatedly told ours was the safest school structure in town (what with having been standing since the end of WWI and all)
One day, while we were trying to get on the roof to evaluate its conditions, the headmistress called us in her office.
She said that she had gotten wind of what we were doing (duh)
And she hoped that we wouldn't give a bad impression of her "to parents and important people"
Because after all her hands were tied
It was the responsibility of the Mayor and the Province
(Just who the fuck was responsible for us?)
She smiled sweetly, leaned in towards us and whispered "You'll be careful now, won't you?"
She looked at me and said my name
Hoping I'd be the responsible/most easily intimidated one
(I had beef with that woman, mmmkay? But that's a story for another day)
I smiled and I told her: "Of course. We are just taking pictures of what we see. We'll let the truth speak for itself"
We did
No commentary
Just very objective descriptions and pictures
We really felt like heroes of the free press and free speech, at the service of the people despite the threat of power. (Yes, it sounds dramatic. It's because we were teenagers)
And then there were the other, less momentous adventures:
That one time when, after days of editing, we had to fill a little blank space at the bottom of the last page and nothing fit. We were frantically searching through our notes, the articles other students had sent us, drawings, everything, and we were slowly losing hope, until B. unearthed one of my notebooks and said : "What is this? 'Requiem. In memoriam termosifoni malati, ego ista verba pronuntio..." I was horrified. "NO" I yelled. "That's just a joke. We are NOT publishing that. NO WAY!" It was really a silly thing, you see. There was a radiator in our classroom that didn't work very well. Sometimes it was scorching hot, sometimes (on the coldest days, obviously) it was icy. So my friend E. and I had decided that the radiator was "sick", and we wrote its last will, its epitaph, parodies of famous poems like "La fontana malata" (The sick fountain) by Palazzeschi or "All'amica risanata" (To the healed friend) by Foscolo (can't find translations, sorry). It was fun. B.had found my silly attempt to write a "Requiem" in...kinda dog Latin I guess? But the grammar was correct. In any case, IT WAS NOT MEANT TO SEE THE LIGHT OF DAY. But we were desperate, so I relented. On one condition: it had to be ANONYMOUS. And that was the best decision I ever made in my entire life, because when we distributed the newspaper I saw a bunch of Latin teachers analising the fucking thing in front of their classes. "Mmmmhhh I am not sure an accusative was the best choice here. I would have gone with a dative." Then write your own pastiche poem, Marta! One of them had even copied it on the blackboard and was trying to figure out the metric! That was the equivalent of a 3am shitpost, not fucking Catullus, people! I have never been so embarrassed in my life! At least my friends were having a field day with it. Oh, and my Latin and Greek teacher figured it out. She read it and told me : "This was you, wasn't it?" I wanted to disappear. But she said it was funny, and that was the end of it.
All the times we had to edit what other students gave us and it was WILD, you guys. The grammar alone...The choice of topics....We got quite a few articles about UFO sightings over our town, so that was a thing. (We got to see a lot of really interesting and creative stuff, though)
The times we absolutely lost our cool, because it was hard work, okay? "Federica, your Isabel Allende analysis is a bit too long. Maybe if we cut the Scheherazade comparison..." "YOU ARE NOT CUTTING THE SCHEHERAZADE COMPARISON, B." "But.." "That is the backbone of the whole thing. The structure would collapse without it." "It's only a metaphor!" "No! I won't sell myself and my principles for a chance to be published" "Guys! CALM DOWN! It's just...essentially a book report." "SHUT UP C."[........] "I think we need to eat something" "Yeah. Should I make pancakes? With chocolate chips or without, B.? "
The time we got stuck at school because it was snowing, and C. wrote a beautiful piece called "The agonizing mesmerism of snow", and our friend P.,who was a wizard with a pencil, made an earie and amazing drawing for it that almost made me cry. Coincidentally, it was the day pope Ratzinger resigned. We thought it was a joke while still at school, then later on agreed that it was the reason it had been snowing in the first place. None of us wanted to write about the pope, so we asked the guy who was always sending us articles about the occult and arcane symbols hidden in churches. It turned out great.
The time a bunch of our more "troublesome" classmates started making hilarious dirty jokes based on Catullus' double entendres and B. promised them we would publish them (anonymously) if they wrote them down. They did, and the result was a page titled "Surrealism" full of the dirtiest "poetic" stuff in existence that made everybody laugh themselves unconscious, with the exception of some teachers who somehow didn't get the jokes.
The time we interviewed our student representative (a classmate of ours), whom B. had always thought was too full of himself and needed to be brought down a notch. So we "accidentally" misspelled his name in the article. Nobody noticed except him. He was fuming and it was glorious (not my proudest moment, but what can you do)
The time another brilliant classmate wrote a piece called "The pathologic mysoginist" that absolutely enraged some of the guys in our school. I stan her to this day.
That time I wrote a long article for Woman's day about the abuse and mistreatment of women in our country and across the world. I thought it was nothing special, really, but then Maria the janitor (the sweetest lady in existence) stopped me in the corridor and teared up a bit and said that she hadn't known about a lot of the things I had discussed, but she thought it was important to talk about them and that she felt represented as a woman and that she wanted to bring the paper home to read it to her husband. It touched me so deeply I still get emotional when I think about it.
Anyway, all of this and more happened in one year. Then we, too, had to worry about university admissions and exams and we passed the burden on to "aliens and occult" guy (who was amazing too)
But I remember the passion we poured into it, the willingness to take risks, the feeling of defying authority for the "greater good". We were idealists, all of us, and so full of hope and a will to change things in every way we could. Maybe a high school newspaper means nothing in the great scheme of things, but it meant something to us. It made us brave when we didn't think we were. It made us defiant. I wonder if that part of me is still sleeping, somewhere deep inside.
#Memories#High school#Journalism#I guess#High school newspaper#Adolescence#Adventures#Funny#I am so full of feelings right now#We were crazy#About me#Long post
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Stay (UF! Sans x (Fem) Reader) Part 2
You put on your favorite shirt, a black jacket and a black skirt. As much as you love the underground, the cloths here are a bit strange. You go down the stairs, seeing sans waiting by the door. When he sees you, his face turns bright red. Is he drooling?
You ask sans if hes ready to go. He comes back to earth and hides his blushing face. “uh, y-yea. so uh where do you want to go kitten?” You tell sans you want to go to Grillbys. Its brings nice memory's of when you two met. “oh, i thought you were gonna pick some place expensive. but that works. i can get a bottle of mustard without the boss on my ass.” He winks making you giggle a little. Papyrus as always been telling sans what he can and can’t drink.
When you arrive you both pick a nice booth on the side. You both talk and share jokes. Sans seems anxious the entire time, then again he always is. “you know boss actually gave me the courage to do this. i was kinda scared after what happened between us.” You tell sans that he doesn’t have to be scared around you. He laughs and takes a sip of mustard. “sure thing kitten”
After your date, he teleport’s you both home. You are about to thank sans for the lovely time, but gets interrupted because he pins you to the wall. His eye is glowing red, he looks mad, but there’s something seductive about his expression. You don’t know how, but you both were now kissing. You really don’t know how to feel, its all so fast. Before things carry on, he pulls back. His face is red, and he looks scared. “sorry, that’s how things normally go down here. you uh want to continue upstairs?” He puts a smirk on his face, and hes drooling. You also notice a slight red glow in his pants. It makes you blush.
You tell sans that you are not ready. The truth is that you really want to. But by the look of things, things could get rough. And you don’t know how you feel about it. He looks a little angry of getting turned down. He lets you go and still seems mad. The red glow in his pants slowly fades. He’s still red but he seems turned off. You kinda feel bad for leaving him like that, but your just not ready.
You tell sans you are ready for bed, and that you had a great time.Your about to make your away to your room, but he grabs your hand. “can i...just sleep in your room with you. just to make sure your safe. i’ll sleep on the floor, just have to be safe.” You agree with sans, and you both go to your room. Sans lets go of your hand, blushing, after you step foot in your room.
“wow, ya really changed up the place.” You want to change, but your afraid sans will do something, and won’t show mercy. Sans must be able to read minds, cause he turns around letting you change into an over sized shirt. When your done, you see sans bright red at the face, still turned around . And instead of an angry annoyed face he always has, his face looks more shocked. After he notices you saw his face, he puts on his normal face. Either he looked, or he really wanted to, but he wanted to respect your privacy but is mad he missed an opportunity.
You lay on your bed, and gets ready to sleep. Sans lays near the door, arms crossed, knees to his chest. You feel bad that hes gonna sleep like this. Of course you know sans was gonna do this so you could let him in your bed. But you fall for his trick and tell sans he can sleep in your bed if he wants. He looks kinda shocked but still keeps his cool. He gets in you bed next to you. Your back is towards his. Things are quiet at first, but you decide to ask him something that’s been bothering.
Sans always try’s to hide how he really. You know that every time him and his brother fight, sans gets depressed. And he always hid his feelings for you, and we finally shows it, it turns into a mess. You want sans to be honest with you. You want you and sans to work.
You ask sans if he’s awake. He responds with a grunt.You turn to look at sans, and he does the same to look at you. He doesn’t seem to be happy, but when does he. You tell sans that you don’t want sans to be honest on how he really feels. Your tired of having to guess, and if he wants this thing to work between you two, that he needs to be honest. “my feelings are no ones concern. not yours, not my brothers, no one. thanks, but i have it on my own.” You look at sans straight in the eyes, and tell him that if he truly loves you, he will be honest with you. Sans’ seems nervous, and a little annoyed at the same time. “it doesn’t matter.” He pushes you off. “i do...love you...but i just don’t want you to worry about me. besides, i have to keep up my tough guy act or people won’t fear me.” You roll your eyes at his little grin to his bad ego joke. You tell sans that you guess you are not important to people. That at least on the surface, people who are in love, tell each other everything. You roll over trying not to scream. Sans wraps his arm around you. “fine, ill start tomorrow. just stay with me...please.” He wraps harder, drawing you closer to him. You grab sans’ arm and tell him that you always will be.
You wake up, and see that sans still has his arm around you. You turn to look at him. He even sleeps like hes angry. He wakes up, and he grins a little. Your faces are very close. You know that he’s already gonna try, so you kiss him. He’s shocked at first, but slowly kisses back. You lean back from the kiss, and tell him good morning. You giggle at sans reaction. His face red, he smiles. “morning sweetheart” You blush at the pet name.
You both get up, and go down to the kitchen. You and sans sit down at the dining room table, while papyrus makes food. After papyrus sees that you two have arrived, he stops and eagerly looks at you both. Normally he’s always grouchy, but you think this is the first time you seen him smile. “um, boss? ya need something?” “HOW DID IT GO!? DID YOU FUCK OR WHAT” Total shock you blush and hide yourself from the table. Sans watches as you hide, but he doesn’t seem bothered. “nah, but i think were gonna okay.” You get up and tell papyrus that you normally don’t talk about that. Or you do but in private. “SORRY HUMAN. THAT’S NORMAL TALK HERE.” You’d think of how long you lived here, you would know how things would work. “awe see what you did boss? now shes blushing.” He laughs, and your annoyed that the subject was changed so fast.
While sans and papyrus fight it out, you think of what you and sans talked about last night. You really do hope that you and sans stay together. You really want to stay with him, but you just don’t want him to hide himself. Hopefully that’ll change.
~Part 2 end
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Am I making this a thing too often? Oh well, I HAVE THOUGHTS IM SORRY
Series 6 is finally here & the first episode was pretty intense so I’m watching it again & I guess just posting my thoughts that no one actually asked for
- COLOR! Or COLOUR, either way new intro
- Ok I actually really like this, time are changing #LetsGetIt1962
- Shelagh and Angela omg, Tim shaving! Cute Turner Morning but now that I’ve seen this once, this could’ve been a chance to show Shelagh having morning sickness
- Sister MJ dancing is the cutest thing
- welp here comes Sister Ursula ready to ruin everything. If she wants to “gyrate” let her wtf
- Patsy fixing Delia’s hair is cute but let’s be real Patsy’s needs the fixing - Ugh again Sister U, go away
- welcome home fam, it’s about to get real
- I miss my bby Trixie but I’m not going to dwell on it because I know she’ll be back - like the minimal food isn’t even the worst of it, just get ready. *** ALSO, Sister Ursula is lowkey petty with that line “don’t sit down yet please, the mother house will be calling soon” She’s knows what’s about to go down and is enjoying it.
- Sister Julienne’s voice cracking, she looks so sad. My heart. Why would she be demoted?! I still don’t get it.
- * Awkward clapping *
- So did Patrick not notice Shelagh was constantly sick and carrying around those rennies?
- “Biscuits are for fainters”, which is funny because she tells Mickey later on to go with her and find the biscuit tin.
- No Patrick we’re not having a raffle lol
- “We’re taking a gamble is you ask me” Shelagh’s accent sounds so cute in an serious tone haha
- Sister MJ’s little angry moment with the duster, I feel.
- Can we see sister MJ with Angela please? - Why does Mickey need a patch for astigmatism? My brother has it in one eye and always just wore regular glasses. I feel the glasses struggle though, I love my frames but I hate wearing them. Okay off track whoops -
- I knew the husband(Lester) wasn’t to be trusted from the get. - - WHERE DID SHE TAKE THE DAMN TV?
- aw Tom.
- That’s all lol. I don’t know why this ring story isn’t that appealing to me? kinda boring
- PATSY IN JEANS YES, HERE FOR THE NEW WARDROBES
- Also all the cocktails, I love it. Barbara was some “practice” haha. Patsy’s toast was cute
- That random guy telling Phyllis “give us all a thrill” and she cringed. That’s me
- Lol @ Barbara’s Zsa Zsa Gabor reference but she just died so RIP - - I wanna knock Lester tf out
- This is period drama indeed but sadly, this is not an issue of the past. -
- Everyone feels bad for Sister J
- “No I can’t prescribe, because I’m only 15!” 😂😂 I’m dead. - I wish he would get more screentime haha. I’m almost hoping he’ll feel weird about the new baby so he can have some kind of interesting storyline
- Sister W’s face telling Tim “comb your hair”, why does she make the funniest faces - “Cape Town Tummy” lol if that’s what you wanna call it
- Thank the climate appropriate bri-nylon for Baby Turner - Can Patrick please make a joke about it? Like Fred can squeeze his wife’s ass, let Patrick at least have a good line
- “Is it both ends?” wtf sister W😂 why would you ask?
- Shelagh’s so polite “the smallest room haha"
- IM LAUGHING BUT CRINGING AT SISTER WINIFRED’S FACE I LOVE IT -
- Lol here’s freco Fred
- Why does it even matter if Barbara has a ring to show off Violet, we didn’t see yours lol -
- Oh no he’s taking Mickey right
- Shit yes he is, WHYY - this kid is so precious omg
- Why would he tell is son this
- THIS STRESSES ME OUT UGH I KNOW WHATS GONNA HAPPEN
- Coño this man pisses me off
- Mickey 😪
- Damn it Peter why do you always have bad news -
- "Television kills the conversation” no you kill the conversation
- PHYLLIS’S REACTION IS GOLD
- what are Patsy and Delia doing?
- YES LESTER YOU’RE A DISGUSTING COWARD, I WISH I COULD PERSONALLY HURT YOU
- my heart hurts but I’m also furious
- lol babs with pottery is symbolism of me handling university
- Why was this relevant though, that could’ve been another Shelagh scene
- Yes Trudy with the knife. So strong. I’m here for her
- HOW DARE SISTER U QUESTION SISTER MC’S FAITH
- YOU DONT EVEN KNOW HER
- Trudy really walked her way over like that’s incredible, she just was hit so hard.
- YES SISTER JULIENNE
- I can’t wait till she storms out again bc that was empowering, forget that vow of obedience for a second
- I don’t even care the Sister U is nice to Mickey, it’s too late for redemption I know what you say later to Dr Turner and it cancels out
- MUCAS EXTRACTOR
- Shelagh’s best at that
- Why was there no scene showing Mickey at the Turners !!? That would’ve been precious
- Phyllis 💔 I freaking love her. Especially her with Trudy at the end
- “You contradicted my authority last night” YES TF SHE DID IM PROUD
- YES SHE LEFT, NONNATUS IS STILL YOURS SISTER J
- SOMEONE GIF THAT JACKET PART
- Yes Trudy. She played this so well
- I wish I cared more about Barbara and Tom
- They’re cute but idk I just don’t care enough. The ring part at the end is cute because who cares about convention I’m here for that.
- Oh no this is the part right
- shoot yea it is. Sister Mary Cynthia 😪
- PATRICK SHOULDVE PUNCHED HIM
- sister J not forcing her way in, I’m glad
- Sister MJ 💔 my freaking heart is shattering
- Give Bryony an award for this
- Such a heartbreaking, accurate yet beautifully performed depiction of mental illness
- THE GROUP HUG, THIS IS WHERE THE TEARS STARTED
- AYE COÑO SISTER J AND SHELAGH
- THIS IS WHERE I LOST IT THE FIRST TIME, RIGHT AFTER “IM SO AFRAID” - I’m going to insert a picture because I’m serious I was sobbing
- Shelagh’s skirt is so pretty
- I’m here for her outfit, lets get it 1962
- Okay let me press play and cry again
- Give Laura an award for everything - HER FACIAL EXPRESSIONS, HER ACTING, SHE’S SO AMAZING
- Ah damn I’m crying again
- Sister J “I never stopped praying” omg💔
- I’m so glad she told her first.
- Why is Trudy’s mom a bitch? Wtf care about your daughter and grand kids?
- SNARKY PHYLLIS
- what’s this bs.
- YOU DONT BLAME A VICTIM
- I HATE HER MOM
- PHYLLIS BACK HER UP -
- Patrick is so empathetic and understanding because he legit was on the other side
- “That means you can be healed"
- YES YOU CAN BE HEALED 💕
- If Patsy is in the next episode they should’ve just brought her problem with her dad for the next episode? Since this episode does seem jammed packed but it’s all good
- PHYLLIS AGGRESSIVELY MAKING A COCKTAIL IS ME
- except I’m a poor university student so it’s no cocktail
- Phyllis knows something’s up looking at Pats acting weird w/ Delia
- Patrick suggesting Northfield. That’s character growth
- GET SISTER U OUT OF HERE
- PHYLLIS HANGING UP THE PHONE TO SET PETER STRAIGHT REAL QUICK
- Patsy and Delia having a cute moment. I think everyone wants a significant other like Delia? Like Patsy always shuts her out when something happens but Delia doesn’t leave
- Does Patsy’s dad have Lou Gehrig’s disease or what’s it really called - oh ALS?
- Here come the rest of the feels. Phyllis is amazing, Trudy is amazing. I just love this freaking show. Phyllis never judges and truly helps and I just need her to give me a hug and tell me it’ll be alright - I do like this part. Good for you Babs. Defy convention, it’s 1962.
- So much more diversity in the community centre I love it 💕
- Can we get a Latino/Hispanic family story on here please Heidi
- ANGELA IS SO CUTE AH
- THEY’RE DRAWING YES
- I’m so glad for Trudy
- THE PARALLEL
- "Patrick you gave me a note once..” *internally screaming*
- I forgot Shelagh can draw
- “PLEASE WILL YOU BE MY DAD” AW MY HEARTTTT
- but honestly though Patrick should’ve been freaking out with more excitement like it’s a legit miracle
- MY BBYS ARE HAVING A BABY
- Doesn’t matter that was perfect for me, I love parallels it’s so cool
- PHYLLIS WAVING BYE AWW And Vanessa Redgrave’s outro And the end. Wow what an episode, ready for next week
#call the midwife#lets get it 1962#ramblings#I'm sorry#I have no one to tell this too#no one else I know in real life has seen it yet#series 6#I'm here for it#my commentaries™
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