#chloe griffin

[rezzivl]

ok just gonna say this. I love fan fic right but I haaatttteeeee cheating fics. Like for real I go to this safe place for my ships which is usually #clexa #bishova #wenclair #bechloe and I hate so much when either people of these ships are having an affair. I’m sorry, speaking from experience there is no coming back. Nothing is ever the same and there is no excuse. Sorry for the rant and also TAG right like for reals. Ugh

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There’s always hope. You just have to look for it 🌧️ 🌈

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The Permanent Rain Press Interview with Dallas Dupree Young. (Watch in HD)

Dallas Dupree Young discusses Kenny's growth in Cobra Kai season 6, including his mental state after season 5, reuniting with his brother Shawn, humiliation and laxatives, and reaching an emotional truce. He also chats about the explosive end to episode 10, the return of Terry Silver, and creating content while interacting with fans on Twitch.

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Practical Magic Griffin Dunne. 1998

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👶🏻 + hazel & finn

name: chloe victoria burton

birthday: vinte e quatro de setembro

personality headcanon: chloe é reservada e introspectiva, com senso de humor inteligente e complexo, não muito compreendido. adora os seus momentos de solitude para exercer a criatividade, é quando mais se sente em paz. além disso, chloe é conhecida por sua personalidade otimista e bem humorada, sempre buscando a beleza de tudo ao seu redor. também é um pouco sonhadora, muitas vezes se perdendo em seus próprios pensamentos e ideias.

what was their first word and how old were they when they said it: a primeira palavra de chloe foi o nome do irmão, liam, aos doze meses.

did they get in trouble in school: raramente. chloe sempre foi uma aluna exemplar, não era de se meter em problemas. pelo contrário, normalmente era quem tirava os amigos deles.

which parent were they more attached to: sempre foi uma pessoa independente, desde criança. hazel sempre conta sobre o primeiro dia de chloe na escola, em que a filha praticamente a expulsou de lá. apesar disso, ela é mais apegada à mãe.

what was their favorite toy: sempre gostou muito de brinquedos de montar. quando ficou um pouco mais velha, finn e hazel começaram a dar para ela diversos tipos diferentes de lego, que se tornaram seus brinquedos favoritos. chloe adorava montá-los e desmontá-los várias vezes.

did they cry a lot as a baby: somente quando tinha crises de cólica - e, nesses momentos, era desesperador. nos demais momentos, chloe era bem tranquila.

movie they watched over and over: procurando nemo.

what was their favorite subject in school: as aulas de artes sempre foram suas preferidas. também gostava bastante das matérias que envolviam números, como matemática e física.

which parent do they take after: seus cabelos escuros e olhos amendoados são muito parecidos com os de hazel. assim, sempre se considerou mais parecida com a mãe.

what do they grow up to be: sua formação universitária foi em psicologia, mas tentou trabalhar em diversas coisas até conseguir se encontrar em sua área. ainda na faculdade, aprendeu a fazer crochê e abriu uma pequena loja de acessórios em crochê. também já fez alguns trabalhos como fotógrafa por dois anos depois de se formar. aos poucos, foi adquirindo experiência e passou a trabalhar mais na área da psicologia.

headcanons: ama tomar café forte | gosta de ouvir música indie e folk | adora livros de romance | antes de entrar na faculdade, decidiu tirar um ano para fazer trabalho voluntário na américa central | sua cor preferida é azul turquesa porque a lembra do mar do caribe | desde a adolescência, coleciona conchas de todas as praias que já foi na vida (sempre escreve o lugar e data na parte de trás) | aprendeu a falar espanhol, italiano e japonês durante a adolescência | tem uma coleção de discos de vinil que começou após encontrar alguns discos na casa dos pais de finn

faceclaim: francesca reale

[were-my-demons-hide]

Maybe I should invest more time into writing again. .. I def should.

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spooky tuesday is a (now not so new!) podcast where we’re breaking down all of our favorite slashers, thrillers, monster movies and black comedies on the new scariest day of the week.

anyone up for a midnight margarita? we're breaking out our cauldron and brewing up some delicious cocktails in honor of a new spooky tuesday. when we realized we had a halloween fifth tuesday on our hands, we knew we had to pick something special — and practical magic (1998) is a movie so perfect that it's almost like we made a wish for it way back in our younger days. starring sandra bullock, nicole kidman, stockard channing, and dianne wiest, this witchy flick is all about sisterhood, staying true to yourself, and finding true love in all its different forms. oh, and about how it's important to have bangs at some point in your life — but mostly the other stuff.

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Locke & Key Season 2

[cartoonkitten]

I had a really weird and dumb idea that I shared with my gf @shrekiscinnemonroll last night

[clementinatehasperdido]

My 2023 in books. Part IV

October

Big Swiss - Jen Beagin ⭐⭐⭐ 3/5

It is a witty, funny, very clever novel. It gives us the troop of messed-up female protagonists and I think it is very important to be able to empathize and love this type of protagonists. It is a book that you have to pick up and read at specific moments in life.

 “It takes an enormous amount of energy—and courage—to free yourself, to follow the path of transformation without abandoning yourself, without fleeing from your pain and all the loss you’ve experienced.” 

A visit from the goon squad- Jennifer Egan  ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 4/5   

I liked. It has a strange structure. It's not exactly a novel, it's several stories intertwined with each other. You live, you get old and you die. It breaks your heart a little but at the same time it's beautiful. If you like music you will also enjoy it.

“There's a fine line between thinking about somebody and thinking about not thinking about somebody, but I have the patience and the self-control to walk that line for hours - days, if I have to.”

The Candy House - Jennifer Egan ⭐⭐⭐⭐4/5

It's a difficult book to describe, it's good. They are intertwined stories. It's about technology, very black mirror. It serves as a sequel to “A visit from the goon squad” but can be read on its own. What I like about Egan is that she takes the time to give each of his characters independence. This book shows that as humans we have the need to connect with each other and I think that is beautiful.

“Who could resist the chance to revisit our memories, the majority of which we’d forgotten so completely that they seemed to belong to someone else?”

Bakkhai - Translation Anne Carson - Euripides - ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐  5/5    

I'm going to say it again... Anne Carson was born to translate Euripides. I read in a review “Anne Carson and Euripides where born for eachother” I love it. The Bacchae is a beautiful tragedy, even subversive I would say.

“Beginnings are special because most of them are fake”

The Call of Cthulhu and Other Weird Stories -Howard Phillips Lovecraft ⭐⭐⭐  3/5 

It's a reread, spooky october. Love it. I don't have much to say about it, I read it little by little before going to sleep every day to get in the mood. I would like to say that it was more transcendental for my life.

Orpheus & Eurydice: A Lyric Sequence - Gregory Orr ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐  5/5 

A beautiful collection of poems. It destroyed my soul. It is the story of Orpheus and Eurydice. I know the story by heart, even so every word hurt me. I loved it. I don't really read poetry, but this was a nice surprise.

“To guide someone through the halls of hell is not the same as love”

Electra- Other Version Translation by Anne Carson -  Sophocles  ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐  5/5 

Lines above I already declared my love for Anne Carson. I will declare my love for Electra by Sophocles. It is a wonderful tragedy. It shows that when injustice persists, when the laws do not work, there, within one, the most human thing that exists is born: resentment.

“As for me- what harm can do it do to die in words?”

“I live in a place of tears”

November

We Paint - Chloe Ashby ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 4/5   

So sad. Written in a very beautiful way, another book about grief. But this time it is the grief of having lost a best friend. Somehow it brought back memories of the past. Heartbreaking.

“Better to be strangers for life, she must have thought, than to pick each other apart, one long, slow day at a time.” 

On Earth We're Briefly Gorgeous- Ocean Vuong ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐  5/5 

Another of my favorite books I read this year. Damn Vuong writes with immeasurable talent. Gentle but strong. At times raw but at others soft. With such detail that each word is well calculated. I shed tears all the time. It is a perfect book.

“Sometimes being offered tenderness feels like the very proof that you've been ruined.” 

“When does a war end? When can I say your name and have it mean only your name and not what you left behind?”

“I'm sorry I keep saying How are you? when I really mean Are you happy?”

Lanny - Max Porter ⭐⭐⭐⭐  4/5 

A fucking weird story. But I liked it. Max Porter has that power to leave me surprised every time. It was a quick read, I enjoyed it. It's like a fable. It reminded me of Latin American magical realism.

“False things, endings. Sustenance for fools and never what they claim to be.”

All the light we cannot see - Anthony Doerr ⭐⭐⭐  3/5

When I read it I gave it 4 stars, in retrospect I give it 3. I did enjoy it a lot. I think it does a lot, it says a lot and it's a nice story, very sad tho. But I was left with a strange feeling, as if a piece was missing. It has very descriptive and beautiful prose. 

“You know the greatest lesson of history? It’s that history is whatever the victors say it is. That’s the lesson. Whoever wins, that’s who decides the history. We act in our own self-interest. Of course we do. Name me a person or a nation who does not. The trick is figuring out where your interests are.” 

When all is said - Anne Griffin⭐⭐⭐⭐  4/5 

Another sad but intricate book. Precious. It is narrated by a dying man who decides to talk to five important people in his life. Full of regrets and reproaches, the book presents a nostalgic story. I cried. I felt it very close to my heart.

“I’m here to remember – all that I have been and all that I will never be again.”

A Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes - Suzanne Collins ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐  5/5  

Is it really any surprise that this book gets a 5/5? It's Suzanne Collins, it's THG. I think Collins knows how to write about his characters very well and knows how to write what is precise. That's why there are 4 books and no more. This book is exactly what it should be, the villain origin story.

“You’ve no right to starve people, to punish them for no reason. No right to take away their life and freedom. Those are things everyone is born with, and they’re not yours for the taking. Winning a war doesn’t give you that right. Having more weapons doesn’t give you that right. Being from the Capitol doesn’t give you that right. Nothing does.” 

White nights- Fyodor Dostoevsky⭐⭐⭐⭐  4/5 

Did i had to do this to myself? No. But I did it. Depressant. It's so…heavy. White Nights is a short story, quick to read but damn it leaves you paralyzed.

“I don’t know how to be silent when my heart is speaking.” 

December

A Pale View Of The Hills - Kazuo Ishiguro ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐  5/5

Beautiful story by Ishiguro. Again, Ishiguro knows how to write stories that break your heart. It is the story of a mother and her youngest daughter who talk about the suicide of their eldest daughter. A beautiful text. Worthy of shedding tears.  

“As with a wound on one's own body, it is possible to develop an intimacy with the most disturbing of things”

What We Talk About When We Talk About Love- Raymond Carver  

Raymond Carver, terrible human being. There is no review about it for that reason. But good stories.

Cathedral-Raymond Carver  

Raymond Carver, terrible human being. There is no review about it for that reason. But good stories.

The Burning God- R.F. Kuang ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐  5/5 

The end. It destroyed me, there are no words. I closed the year with this book. It's a strange mix of relief and sadness. It is the devastation left by the acts of war but also the self-realization of what one has done. How are actions justified? It was a great closure to the saga.

“Take what you want. I’ll hate you for it. But I’ll love you forever. I can’t help but love you.” 

“It doesn’t go away. It never will. But when it hurts, lean into it. It’s so much harder to stay alive. That doesn’t mean you don’t deserve to live. It means you’re brave.” 

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"It's... supposed to be this color," Clarke said to the person who seemed to have noticed the black blood coming from her papercut. "I mean, I know it's not supposed to be this color, but I'm not dying and I'm not an alien. So, please don't call the cops."

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VDay Countdown: Multifandom Edition 💕

[genevieveetguy]

It's written in the stars, I am a star.

Babylon, Damien Chazelle (2022)

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