#cave chair

[daphranko]

Guest - Bedroom Inspiration for a large eclectic guest dark wood floor and brown floor bedroom remodel with white walls and no fireplace

[crystalgemzine]

Eclectic Bedroom in San Diego Bedroom - large eclectic guest bedroom idea with a dark wood floor and a brown floor, white walls, and no fireplace

[catalaans]

Guest in San Diego Inspiration for a large eclectic guest bedroom remodel with white walls and no fireplace and a dark wood floor.

[enought-ismytimetoshine]

Guest Bedroom San Diego Ideas for remodeling a large eclectic guest bedroom with a dark wood floor and a brown floor, white walls, and no fireplace

[sangrefae]

kabru voice My liege noticed you from across the courtroom and we HATE your vibe

[mikellis]

Eclectic Bedroom in San Diego

[janedoodles]

Bedroom Guest in San Diego

[ravenpureforever]

Red Tornado: You are all insane and I want to study you under a microscope so I’m your babysitter now

Robin:

Impulse:

Superboy: Hey what the fuck

[autumnbrambleagain]

i mean

ok, thanks i guess,

[theprinceandthewitch]

Don't mind me everyone, I am just sitting over here experiencing Totally Normal feelings about the Caleb/Evelyn subtext in Hunting Palismen.

I am not screaming, crying, shaking, and/or throwing up over how Hunters first act of betrayal against Philip was cherishing the bond he has with Luz. This bond is represented by Flapjack, the physical representation of Caleb and Evelyn's love.

I do not watch this episode, with my mouth agape, every time I see Hunter return home to his abusive "uncle" knowing full well physical punishment will most likely be dealt to him. He knows that his "uncle" might add another scar to his face, but he still chooses to return home empty-handed rather than turn against Luz. I react in a manner that can undoubtedly be perceived as normal every time I see Hunter choose to keep Flapjack, even though handing Flapjack over to his abusive "uncle" would spare him further punishment.

I am also casual about Hunter's reaction to Luz's words and disappointed gaze:

Luz: So you're really gonna do this? You're just gonna hand all these innocent little guys over to Belos? I know what he does with them. I thought you might've been a good guy. But I guess that was just wishful thinking. You're not my friend. You're just the Golden Guard.

Hunter: My name is Hunter.

Luz: [gasps]

I am not taking note of how he cares about her opinion of him. I am also not taking note of how she is the only character who actually listens to him AND how she's the only character he tries to impress.

I have not been taking note of how Luz and Hunter treat each other vs other characters AT ALL every time I rewatch this fanfic paced cartoon...

[smhalltheurlsaretaken]

not me typing a whole rant about some catholics being insufferably smug about their "better looking churches" while ignoring the history behind the barebone austerity of protestant churches and then deleting it all because my seething anger isn't christ-like either

*gnaws on wood* God help me love your children even when they are absolute prigs

[polarmoon]

moved my pc setup to my boyfriend's desk in our common space yesterday and im in significantly less pain than i usually am already. it turns out using a proper desk helps with posture related pain! who knew!! 🤪

[monarchetype]

Why did no one tell me this mfer did literally every iconic fantasy and scifi cover ever?!?!

I was talking to a friend about fantasy book covers and discovered that this guy, Michael Whelan, did All Of Them. Okay, okay, not literally all of them, but about half of the iconic covers in fantasy/sci-fi? You can thank this guy for them. Here's just a few:

^The cover for A Memory of Light (Wheel of Time #14) by Robert Jordan and Brandon Sanderson

(Note that the original covers for the other books in the Wheel of Time series were done by Darrell K. Sweet, who passed away before he finished his illustration for A Memory of Light.)

^The cover for The Way of Kings (Stormlight Archive #1) by Brandon Sanderson

^The cover for Foundation (Foundation #1) by Isaac Asimov

^The cover for The Dark Tower (The Dark Tower #7) by Stephen King

^The cover for The Weird of the White Wolf (Elric of Melniboné #3) by Michael Moorcock

^The cover for The Caves of Steel by Isaac Asimov

^The cover for The Dragonbone Chair (Memory, Sorrow and Thorn #1) by Tad Williams. This was the cover that got the conversation started.

I'm flabbergasted to learn that so many covers that I knew and love were done by the same guy!

[artemistorm]

Guys I'm MELTING look at how adorable my cats are right now:

The black cat is my 8 year old boy Jack and the tabby is Naydra, who just had her 1st birthday on March 5th.

[whats-in-a-sentence]

If you ever have the luck to go to Narnia yourself, do not forget to have a look at those caves.

"The Chronicles of Narnia: The Silver Chair" - C. S. Lewis

[loadednachosao3]

I've been writing from a mattress on the floor in my bachelor cave for the past year and some change because my bedframe disintegrated into pieces when I moved into this house last June and I FINALLY got a new frame and my god I am so tall

writing my silly little stories while staring down at my floor like the god-king I am