#december bride

[kwebtv]

From the Golden Age of Television

Series Premiere / Pilot

December Bride - Lily Ruskin Arrives - CBS - October 4, 1954

Sitcom

Running Time: 30 minutes

Written by Parke Levy and Phil Sharp

Produced by Frederick de Cordova

Directed by Jerry Thorpe

Stars:

Spring Byington as Lily Ruskin

Dean Miller as Matt Henshaw

Frances Rafferty as Ruth Henshaw

Harry Morgan as Pete Porter

Harry Cheshire as Gus

Moroni Olsen as Lt. Morgan

Sam McDaniel as Porter at train Station

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December Bride (1990) Thaddeus O'Sullivan

March 17th 2024

[oldshowbiz]

TV critic John Crosby said December Bride has "a title that makes me slightly ill" and was "full of lovely little imbecilities.

[movie--posters]

[eclairedelune]

12.10.22 🕊️🤍

[ahhrenata]

thank you everyone for replying with suggestions and submissions!!! there was soooo many good choices! (and you guys introduced me to some new pairs - and some I’ve forgotten about 😅- that i may do some more doodles for later!) I went with the most suggested pairs and a couple that I’d been itching to do before and never had the chance to. I had a lot of fun with this so thank you again for participating! 🧡

[inevitablemoment]

So, this post counts as a spoiler for my Altered Perceptions ‘verse, as I haven’t posted anything regarding them yet...

So look under the cut...

Today-- December 9th, 2022-- marks the day that Frank and Lucy Bannister’s eldest daughter, Julia, and Connor Blake marry. By this point, they already have a son, Ezra Franklin Bannister (born February 16, 2021).

(I know Robert Scott Wilson looks nothing like Connor’s face claim, but I just liked the general vibe of the last GIF)

You’ll see them meet when the first chapter of Lovers Losing Hope is posted on AO3 on February 11, 2023!

[mushyfart]

just realized ive never not drawn this goober stressed out before so here's this little scribble I did of him finally not actively popping a blood vessel

[lithuanianking]

Audery is supposed to be played by someone noticeably older then Seymour but yall aren't ready for that conversation

[bugmistake]

i think it's really hard to top ellen greene's performance as audrey but god..... joy woods is really doing it. her version of somewhere that's green.. OH! DEVASTATING!

[cressida-jayoungr]

One Dress a Day Challenge

Anything Goes December

Bride and Prejudice / Aishwarya Rai Bachchan as Lalita Bakshi

This is one of those blink-and-you'll-miss-it costumes, appearing in a montage of the two leads enjoying various outings in California. I've always wished we could see more of it. From what I can tell, it looks like a classic sari with bare midriff (you can faintly see it in the top photo). The material seems to have a slight sheen to it, and there's some definite sparkle on the shoulder straps.

[bellasbookclub]

Join us this Boxing Day for our next book discussion, on William Goldman's The Princess Bride!

A highly recommended read if you like the movie and want to pick up a book that's easy, funny, and unexpected ❄️☕📚

[thedenofravenpuff]

Happy Lucia Day! 

December 13th in Denmark is celebrated by children in white robes and carrying candles, walking in line while singing the praise of Saint Lucia. A tradition about the symbolism of spreading warmth and light through the darkness and cold of winter. 

So have a Rowena dressed up as the Lucia Bride, for this wonderful holiday. 

Enjoy! 

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[lycorogue]

Latest Writing Blog Post is Live

Holy Toledo! When I started working on this blog post way back on Dec 6th I did NOT expect it to take literally the rest of the month to finish! @_@ Well, Happy New Year, Everyone! Have one last 2023 blog update.

Is It 2024 Yet?

Est. Read Time: 35min

[princessofmanyfaces]

Stand Alones

House of Salt and Sorrows:

A 5 star read for me. It was confusing me a lot but the plot twist was jaw dropping. This book got me back into reading and it will always have a special place in my heart. It's a 12 dancing princesses retelling.

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Nächstes Jahr am selben Tag:

A 2 star read. It wasn't good and I associate this book with toothache.

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One Day in December:

A 1 star read. I think this was the worst book I've ever read and I never want to experience this again. The plot was not there. The romance was uninteresting. I hate the main characters.

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The Bridge Kingdom:

A 3 star read. I know this is not a standalone but this is the only book on the series I've read and idk if I'll read the second book. It wasn't a bad book, it was good but it was so hyped up that I got excited and it left me disappointed.

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We were liars:

A 4 star read. I loved the chapter lengths. Unfortunately it was kind of boring until around 200 pages but not too boring, I did stay hooked enough to keep going. And in the end I sobbed.

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The Dragon's Bride

A 4 star read. It was very spicy. Of course it was, it's Katee Robert. It wasn't my cup of tea but it was still well written and the characters are cute.

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To Kill A Kingdom:

A 3 star read. Another case of it got so hyped up that it disappointed me. It was good and well written but it wasn't amazing and I didn't like the love interest.

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Daisy Jones & The Six:

A 3 star read. It was fine. It was a read out of my fantasy comfort zone. I adore Camila and I cried a lot at the end. Most of it wasn't really my cup of it either though.

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Kingdom of Villains:

A 2 star read. Probably the most disappointing of them all. Title was very misleading. The characters weren't likeable. The plot was weird. The writing was weird. I didn't like it.

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