#books are versatile

[thatchronicfeeling]

[Image Description: Drawing of a small, dark yellow dragon taking a nap on top of a a couple of books, above which it reads 'It's okay to disconnect for a while'. The books are flat and in the middle of a bookshelf. There are other books on that shelf, and we can see the end of books from the shelves above and below. The dragon has pale yellow horns and pale yellow highlights on its wing. If you zoom in, you can see that the base of one of the dragon's paws is facing us. It has a pink pad and toes. End ID.]

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[laxibbeb]

'Beyond the door, a winding stair lit by black nephrite lamps, and far below, the place called Nowhere where the Dead drift down, where nothing is exactly forgotten.' — @nestaarcheronweek

[pedripics]

Pedri, together with Plátano de Canarias, launches a children’s book called ‘Pedri y la leyenda de las botas de oro’ 📚

“Pedri is one of the best players in the Spanish national soccer and F. C Barcelona, but do you know how he has become so good? Pedri's story begins in Tenerife, the fabulous Canary Island where thousands of bananas grow and there is a huge dormant volcano… and something else. At the top lives a dragon that guards a unique treasure that can change the life of any child who wants to be a soccer player. Accompany Pedri and his inseparable Bola in this adventure full of magic, dangers, fantastic beings… and many goals!”

[theinsomniacindian]

In theory, I'm dark academia. In practice, I'm chaotic academia

[myokk]

My question of the day:

How do you approach writing the Room of Requirement?

Do you have it be a room that changes based on what’s needed (ie a simple broom closet, the Room of Hidden Things, a place to keep the Mirror of Erised, Dumbledore’s Army meeting place, etc), or do you treat it like how it is in-game, as kind of a customizable workshop with the vivariums? I’m just curious bc I’m writing about it now and I’m treating it more like the former, but I am positive that other people treat it like how it appears for us in the game🫶

[the-woman-upstairs]

Quinn and her dad just trying to have an emotional reunion:

Rust & Cole in the background:

[orphiicheartd]

Bruh, I am prolly slow on the uptake, but I'm realizing that, considering their magic is heavily influenced by imagination, it's no WONDER Kalim's magic, especially his defensive magic, is so weak.

Because he's always had everything handed to him or done for him by others, especially Jamil, of course his imagination would never compare. Bc he's never HAD to long for anything, never had to think of anything for himself besides what he was told/given, outside certain circumstances!

Is it a wonder he was able to manifest his magic at an age when Jamil was attending another school away from him? When Kalim himself WANTED to and tried so HARD at something, likely for the first time in his life, to manifest his magic to be JUST LIKE Jamil?

Tbh, the best thing that ever happened to Kalim was not really Jamil. Bc incidentally, the way they were raised, it only served to limit Kalim both in life experiences and magic, having Jamil do everything for Kalim. He never needed to work on honing his magic when Jamil could take care of potions, when Jamil could defend him and take the brunt of the grunt work.

Thus, the best possible thing to have happened to Kalim really having to make his own friends outside of him at Night Raven. Like when he used Oasis Maker to entertain Crowley with excellent control and skill ( likely something he learned to do for shows with the Pop Music Club, I bet! ). Or how when he had to make a party without Jamil's help, Ruggie let him learn how to cook with only using magic and the food STILL turned out to be a hit despite it being Kalim's first shot at it! Or how he was able to surprise Jamil by making the river to bring Octavinelle, himself and Yuu'n Grim back to Scarabia after the boy'd dismissed his Signature Spell as useless.

[greatbigbeautifullife]

oh before i start great big beautiful life, my current emhen ranking (post relistening to all of them):

beach read

funny story

book lovers

happy place

vacation

[neurogliadudette]

i started white nights

if i didn't know beforehand, i wouldn't recognize that this is the same author of crime and punishment

[britneyshakespeare]

you know i'm usually the last person to have strong opinions on movie casting announcements but the idea of jacob elordi playing heathcliff stirs a fiery sense of indignation in my heart

[7thcirclebaker]

When the fuck was I supposed to find out the Gerard Butler, Stoic the fucking Vast, Irish accent so thick you could slice it and fry it, can sing like a fucking Angel

[escapistsatellite]

My favorite scone recipe so far.

[imaginarypasta]

wouldn’t want spotify likes to be public at all except i desperately want to know who liked my oc playlist

[nastylittleghouls]

🐰🌴

Thank you <3

🐰 What do you think says the most about a person?

There a few things but the first that came to mind was is how a person treats staff (restaurant, hotel, retail workers etc) and homeless peeps. 

🌴  Desert island item?

Lord of the Rings Trilogy book box 😂

[zhnnveuxpasdrmir]

over the years I've warmed to Wil Wheaton and kind of cooled a bit toward Neil Gaiman. It's all a matter of being a certain sort of part of the community. Wheaton has grown as a person, Gaiman has perhaps grown a bit too comfortable with a level of celebration around television.

[primordialchoice]

Queen attitude