#ft: heni

[charfletchh]

who: @cinnamonfm

where: thanksgiving, the commons

charlie had never had a normal thanksgiving in the first place, but this one was particularly heinous. she was sitting around the table with her father (who hates her right now), her mother (who charlie and her father could find common ground on hating), her stepfather (whose name charlie could not recall), and the two most annoying children in the world. it wasn't exactly a norman rockwell painting, what with charlie mainlining sauvignon blanc, her father checking his work phone every 30 seconds desperate for an excuse, and the ipads blaring skibidi toilet. charlie was suicidal enough without heni sitting next to her witnessing the whole sad scene.

"so, henrietta," her stepfather (god, was it mark? mike? mick?) said brightly, "how was it you and charlotte know each other? are you sorority susters?" ew, how did this creep know she was in a sorority? stalker much?

[charfletchh]

she didn't even try to hide the shit-eating grin that spread across her face. god, it was so fortunate god made her hot enough to break her enemies. "aww, heni, i didn't know you didn't like to share! next time you should tell me before we start the game." because charlie had a one track mind, and even the prospect of hitting on heni was now taking a backseat to the disgustingly in love couple in the back booth that was now speaking to each other in.... baby talk? disgusting. "i'll see you in ten minutes. or, actually, you'll see me, leaving with one of them."

To prevent herself from making another face, Heni brings her drink back up to her lips. There are so many biting things she could say - would have said, had this been a year ago. But being a bitch sort of loses its edge when you've slept with someone. Not that she'd admit that. "Respectfully," she begins, brown eyes meeting blue. "I can think of nothing worse. I'm not letting some stranger put their hands on me."

[ollieinoue]

January 27th joint birthday party !! [ @cinnamonfm ]

This was not a dressy event, thankfully. Not for himself, he loved dressing up, but he knew Link in particular would probably ditch his own birthday party if they had to. In fact most people were bundled in heavy coats and scarves as there was actually no working in house heating in this place yet. The booze helped, the drugs helped. He could practically feel nothing but the pounding of the bass from the sound system in the air. And yet despite everyone wearing their normal clothes and coats, Ollie watched as Heni crossed his path. "Oh my god, you look so good all the time." He kind of hated it. He kind of hated her, but like in a fun way… "How long do you take to get ready in the morning? I need to know if you take longer than I do. No reason, just wondering."

[samthecookielord]

rlly old jimmy doodles from like 2020 because they were ccc(a) blog spoilers (ft. android heny and alex)

[lboogie1906]

Mabel Fairbanks (November 14, 1915 – September 29, 2001) was a figure skater and coach. She paved the way for other minorities to compete in the sport of figure skating. She was inducted into the US Figure Skating Hall of Fame, as the first person of African American and Native American descent, and the International Women’s Sports Hall of Fame.

She was born in Florida’s Everglades. Her father was African American while her mother was a Native American of English descent.

She was orphaned at the age of eight. After staying with a teacher who treated her like a “maid,” she joined one of her brothers in New York City. A wealthy woman saw her sleeping on a park bench and offered her a job as a babysitter.

She began figure skating around 1925 to 1928. After observing children at the Central Park ice rink, she bought herself used skates, stuffed them with cotton because they were two sizes too big, and began skating at the rink. She said, “Blacks didn’t skate there. But it was a public place, so I just carried on.” She gained further inspiration after seeing Sonja Henie in One in a Million.

She was denied access to the local rink by the cashier but she kept returning until the manager admitted her. Maribel Vinson Owen and Howard Nicholson provided her with technical advice. She was not allowed to compete in the national qualifying event for the Olympics or any competition.

She performed in shows in New York. She wore pink or purple skate boots rather than the more common black or white ones. She practiced on a 6 ft by 6 ft rink constructed in her room. After relocating to Los Angeles, she toured internationally, skating with Ice Capades in Mexico and with Ice Follies. After returning to the US, she saw a sign with “Colored Trade Not Solicited” at the Pasadena Winter Gardens.

She coached singles and pairs, including Tiffany Chin, Billy Chapel, Scott Hamilton, Kristi Yamaguchi / Rudy Galindo, Tai Babilonia / Randy Gardner, Leslie Robinson, Michelle McCladdie, Richard Ewell, Debi Thomas, Atoy Wilson, and Jean Yuna. She taught skating to the children of many celebrities.

She never married. #africanhistory365 #africanexcellence

[kamonmajdogmopsi]

Sokan mondták már hogy nálad jobbat érdemlek, hogy mit keresek én melletted nem is értenek.

Kelemen Kabátban ft. Dér Heni -  Félreismertem

[gummie-shark]

Sometimes a family can be you, your son and your fucked up body horror creature that is way more sentient than the rest of your amalgamations.

ft. Rufus, Heny and William ( @aphoticabyss )

[incorrect-pentagon]

Thank you @shadowy-multifandom for tagging me! (Heni ilysm 💖🥺)

She tagged me to post a 13 song playlist like Seventeen did the other day, so here it is!

I just went through my recently played songs and picked some that called my name right now!

1. to each his own by talos

2. no plan by hozier

3. basquiaouaaiit (basquiat) by Pentagon

4. someone you loved by lewis capaldi

5. nina cried power (ft. mavis staples) by hozier

6. so bad by brandon colbein

7. killing me by ikon

8. asteroid by pentagon

9. comes and goes by hyukoh

10. from eden by hozier

11. put it on me by matt maeson

12. monsta truck by monsta x

13. she's in the rain by the rose

I've put them in a convenient spotify playlist

I'm tagging @different-felix and @astarwithhismoon if they're up to it and haven't done this already ✌🏻

[gyonyoru-zombilany]

🎵 Mond hogyan estél épp te belém

-Kasza Tibi ft. Dér Heni - Ez annyira Te 

[charfletchh]

who: @cinnamonfm

where: g's rave

charlie could say she wasn't particularly competitive, but who was she kidding? she liked to win, and she liked even more to gloat. "didn't think this would quite be your scene," she sauntered over to heni with a knowing grin. "although you have been surprising me lately." what was wrong with a little teasing?

[charfletchh]

she rolled her eyes as heni fixed her hair (didn't she know having wild hair was her whole look?) but she let her do it anyways. she couldn't remember having ever touched heni before- no quick hugs or casual shoulder taps- but now that the barrier had been breached, she wasn't stepping back. she could blame the tequila, but she could make bad decisions dead sober, thanks very much. "you know," she said casually, like she couldn't feel heni's breath on her face, "i do really like this outfit on you." she dragged her eyes up and down, gaze so pointed she would be surprised if heni couldn't feel it.

less messy, too. and much easier to get away with. or at least that’s what the movies painted it like. up until very recently, heni had never actually encountered anything quite like what had happened to penny. her parents had never touched criminal law, and financial crime and its nameless subcategories rarely ever got very hands-on. much in the same way that she’d not expected charlie to get hands on with her. once the lipstick is sorted, she returns the favour by tucking a stray lock of blonde hair behind the other’s ear. “there. i guess we were both overdue a touch-up.”

[bistatelodge-blog]

The Historic National Park Lodge - America's Least Known and Almost Forgotten National Treasure

Take a tour of Americas historic national park lodges.

These crown jewels of the National Park Service are uniquely located in some of the nation's most remote scenic back country. Most of these remarkable landmarks were hand-crafted at or before the turn of the last century. Small armies of old world artisans and craftsmen came together to showcase their remarkable skills in Americas newly formed national parks.

All of these remarkable century old structures are recognized as historic national landmarks for their unique craftsmanship that is unequaled and irreplaceable to this day. Each of them should be preserved, visited and enjoyed by all generations. Lean more Bistate Lodge

No better locations can be found anywhere in North America to experience the vast scenic outdoors. If you enjoy nature or watching endangered wildlife roaming wild and free that are virtually unavailable and inaccessible in their natural setting anywhere else in the country. America's national park lodges and the national parks they reside in are the only place to start your adventure of a lifetime from.

Below you will find a short description of fifteen of Americas premiere historic national park lodges, along with the beautiful national parks they can be found in. If you would like more information, or to read a complete article by Sandra Stacey on any of the listed National Park Lodges herein, please see the resource box following this article.

The Ahwahnee Hotel

Opened in 1927, this magnificent national park lodge is located in what might be America's most beautiful valley. Yosemite Valley is in the heart of Yosemite National Park, California. This renowned park is known the world over for its beauty and striking geologic formations along with its many waterfalls. The luxurious Ahwahnee Hotel sets shaded under towering cliffs and offers guests luxurious accommodations rarely found in a national park setting. Perhaps that's one reason Presidents, world leaders, movie stars, and even Queen Elizabeth II, have graced its halls.

Bryce Canyon Lodge

Opened in 1925,this rustic lodge sets atop a forested Mesa next to the rim of Bryce Canyon in Bryce Canyon National Park, Utah. This is the smallest national park in Utah, but offers visitors the worlds greatest collection of unique geologic formations called Hoodoos. These strange formations, along with many other sight were created by erosion in this small beautiful canyon along the eastern edge of Utah's Paunsaugunt Plateau.

Crater Lake Lodge

Opened in 1915 and rebuilt in 1995, this beautiful national park lodge is scenically perched on the edge of cliffs overlooking Crater Lake. This spectacular deep blue lake is considered by many the most beautiful lake in America. No other lodge anywhere else on earth offers visitors the unique combination of scenic surroundings provided by the collapsed caldera crater in Crater Lake National Park.

The EL Tovar Hotel

Opened in 1905, this architectural wonder seems to spring up out of the very rock it is perched on overlooking the South Rim of the Grand Canyon in Grand Canyon National Park, Arizona. Once called "The most expensively constructed and appointed Log House in America". The El Tovar still holds most of its rustic charm that has attracted many noted guests over the years such as Presidents Roosevelt and Taft, along with Bernard Shaw, Gugliemo Marconi, Author Zane Gray and Albert Einstein.

The Furnace Creek Inn

Opened in 1927, in what is one of the most remote and desolate locations on the North American Continent. Death Valley National Park, California is not the place anyone would normally associate with a lush green oasis of towering Palm trees, or spring-fed gardens. The luxurious Furnace Creek Inn breaks the mold and is certainly one of the most unique lodge destinations you will ever visit. If the beautiful adobe walls could speak, it's not hard to imagine what tales they could tell of the bygone business moguls and Hollywood types that have lounged around the hot spring-fed pools shaded by lush palm trees over the years.

Glacier Park Lodge

Opened in 1913, the guardian to the gates of Glacier National Park, Montana's eastern boundary. This truly grand national park lodge needed a railroad spur laid to the building site just to transport in the enormous timbers that frame its colossal central atrium. When the local Blackfeet Indians first saw the giant timbers unloaded they were so awed by their size that they dubbed the new building "Oom-Coo-Mush-Taw" or "Big Trees Lodge" a fitting name that has stuck ever since.

Grand Canyon Lodge

Opened in 1928, this stunning historic park lodge is posted on a promontory overlooking the North Rim of the Grand Canyon in Grand Canyon National Park, Arizona. If you want to enjoy the Grand Canyon without all the traffic and crowds that gather on the South Rim, make reservations to stay at this stunning remote location on the North Rim.

The Lake McDonald Lodge

Opened in 1914, on the eastern shore of beautiful Lake McDonald deep in the heart of Glacier National Park, Montana, this historic lodge is a prime example and one of the only remaining Swiss Chalet style mountain lodges that early park pioneers strove to create a century earlier. You will be hard pressed to find a more picturesque alpine setting anywhere in North America to enjoy views from the lakeside veranda.

The Many Glacier Hotel

Opened in 1915, this is the largest national park lodge in Glacier National Park, and for many years the largest hotel in Montana. The scenery here is world famous with sweeping panoramic views of Swiftcurrent Lake whose shores this majestic lodge is built along. If you are looking for a vacation destination that offers striking views of the northern Rocky Mountains along with a beautiful pristine alpine lake. You can enjoy it all right from your rooms lake side balcony.

The Old Faithful Inn

Opened in 1904, next to the historic Old Faithful Geyser in the heart of Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming. this is unquestionably the "Queen" of all national park lodges. This massive log structure hardly needs an introduction. It has reigned for well over a century as the largest log building in the world, and has influenced and inspired the construction of all the national park lodges that followed. This was the first national park lodge built anywhere in the world, and Yellowstone National Park was the first designated national park anywhere in the world.

The Oregon Caves Chateau

Opened in 1934, this charming lodge was built to span a wooded granite gorge in the beautiful Siskiyou Mountains next to the entrance to the Oregon Caves in Oregon Caves National Monument, Oregon. You won't want to miss this one if you plan a trip anywhere in the region. A live mountain stream flows through the dining room providing an unforgettable ambiance you won't soon forget.

The Paradise Inn

Opened in 1917, high on the slopes of Mount Rainier in Mount Rainier National Park, Washington, this historic lodge recently went through a massive 35-million dollar restoration. Each stone was numbered and cataloged then completely rebuilt. The term "no stone was left unturned" literally fits in regard to the Paradise Inn. Many notable guests and dignitaries have graced this lodge over the years including President Truman, the crown prince of Norway, Sonja Henie, Tyrone Power, Cecil B. DeMille, and Shirley Temple just to name a few.

Timberline Lodge

Opened in 1937, and has a truly historic past. This national park lodge was built during Americas "Great Depression" as a WPA works project. A small army of out of work master craftsmen and artisans eager for work camped out midway up the slopes of beautiful Mount Hood in the Mount Hood National Forest, Oregon to create this masterpiece. Few lodges anywhere in the world can compete with Timberline Lodge for historic importance, craftsmanship, or overall artistic detail.

The Volcano House

Opened in 1941, on the edge of Kilauea Crater one of the most active volcanoes in the world in Volcanoes National Park, Hawaii. This historic location has been host to some form of structure as far back as the early 1800's. Easily one of the most unique national park lodges you will find anywhere in the world. Not only is Volcano House the only hotel in Volcanoes National Park, it is the oldest continuously operated hotel in Hawaii.

Zion Park Lodge

Opened in 1905, this lodge was uniquely build on the canyon floor in beautiful Zion National Park, Utah. This is an outdoor enthuses dream, set amid a magnificent panoramic surrounding shaded by striking 2000 ft. sandstone cliffs. If you like to hike, backpack, bike ride, or horseback ride you will find this national park lodge an ideal year-round destination.

[oceanside-ca-living]

Oceanside Plumbing

Some homeowners prefer to handle  Oceanside plumbing on their own because they think that hiring an Oceanside plumber is expensive. But if you think about it, fixing the issue yourself might only cost you more money in the long run. To free yourself from undue stress, it is best to hire a professional Carlsbad plumber right away to ensure that the root cause of the problem is addressed correctly. There are many trustworthy companies offering Carlsbad plumbing services. Thompson Plumbing, Heating, and Air Conditioning is one of the highly rated Carlsbad hvac companies. They have a fast turn-around rate, high quality workmanship, and of course, affordable package.

Living in Oceanside

Oceanside is a mid-sized city in California with a population of almost 175,000. The high number of residents and the progressive development give the city a dense suburban feel. The top schools, recreational activities, and magnificent beaches are the main attractions of Oceanside. Since it has a diverse population, you will find many ethnic groups living in the area. There are also several neighborhoods to choose from and of course, property value depends on your location. Some of the best include Henie Hills, Fire Mountain, and South Oceanside. The top employers are Tri-City medical Center, City of Oceanside, and MiraCosta College.

City of Oceanside unveiling brand new 'California Welcome Center'

OCEANSIDE, Calif. —The City of Oceanside is unveiling a top to bottom makeover of its new Welcome Center. In this Zevely Zone, I hopped in the driver's seat of the city's new selfie stop that's as pretty as a post card. "We are in beautiful Oceanside, California," said Courtney Voorhees. She has been an Oceanside volunteer for 17 years. Courtney gave us a tour of the new gateway to Oceanside that feels more like a surf shack than a Welcome Center.  Read more here...

The Welcome Center of Oceanside aims to direct tourists to different destinations in the city. The center receives more than 60,000 visitors annually. But one good thing about the Welcome Center is that it can be a tourist attraction in itself. The makeover gives its visitors a glimpse of what to expect from Oceanside and around the state. The center sells attraction tickets at discounted prices. Visitors can also buy gifts and souvenirs at their in-house boutiques. The shops feature the work of local artists on top of the branded merchandise. The Welcome Center is located in North Coast Highway and it is open from Monday to Saturday, 10 am to 4 pm.

Mission San Luis Rey in Oceanside CA

Mission San Luis Rey is one of the popular attractions in Oceanside, California. It is also known as the King of the Missions as it is the largest of the California Missions. It served as the residence of Franciscan Friars and other missionaries more than two centuries ago. Today, visitors can enjoy a self-guided tour at the museum. It features Spanish architecture and style with a Native American touch. The facility is open daily for public viewing from 10 am until 5 pm. Guests need to pay $7.63 as admission ticket. To plan your trip, allot 1-2 hours to explore the entire area including the chapel, retreat center, and souvenir shop.

Link to maps

Mission San Luis Rey

4050 Mission Ave, Oceanside, CA 92057, United States

Head south toward San Luis Rey Ave

318 ft

Continue onto San Luis Rey Ave

482 ft

Turn left onto Mission Ave

0.8 mi

Turn right onto Old Grove Rd

1.5 mi

Turn right onto College Blvd

0.7 mi

Use the left 2 lanes to turn left onto Oceanside Blvd

Destination will be on the right

1.0 mi

Thompson Plumbing Heating and Air Conditioning

4749 Oceanside Blvd suite j, Oceanside, CA 92056, United States

[lboogie1906]

Mabel Fairbanks (November 14, 1915 – September 29, 2001) was a figure skater and coach. She paved the way for other minorities to compete in the sport of figure skating. She was inducted into the US Figure Skating Hall of Fame, as the first person of African American and Native American descent, and the International Women's Sports Hall of Fame. She was born in Florida's Everglades. Her father was African American while her mother was a Native American of English descent. She was orphaned at the age of eight. After staying with a teacher who treated her like a "maid," she joined one of her brothers in New York City. A wealthy woman saw her sleeping on a park bench and offered her a job as a babysitter. She began figure skating around 1925 to 1928. After observing children at the Central Park ice rink, she bought herself used skates, stuffed them with cotton because they were two sizes too big, and began skating at the rink. She said, "Blacks didn't skate there. But it was a public place, so I just carried on." She gained further inspiration after seeing Sonja Henie in One in a Million. She was denied access to the local rink by the cashier but she kept returning until the manager admitted her. Maribel Vinson Owen and Howard Nicholson provided her with technical advice. She was not allowed to compete in the national qualifying event for the Olympics or any competition. She performed in shows in New York. She wore pink or purple skate boots rather than the more common black or white ones. She practiced on a 6 ft by 6 ft rink constructed in her room. After relocating to Los Angeles, she toured internationally, skating with Ice Capades in Mexico and with Ice Follies. After returning to the US, she saw a sign with "Colored Trade Not Solicited" at the Pasadena Winter Gardens. She coached singles and pairs, including Tiffany Chin, Billy Chapel, Scott Hamilton, Kristi Yamaguchi / Rudy Galindo, Tai Babilonia / Randy Gardner, Leslie Robinson, Michelle McCladdie, Richard Ewell, Debi Thomas, Atoy Wilson, and Jean Yuna. She taught skating to the children of many celebrities. She was never married. #africanhistory365 #africanexcellence https://www.instagram.com/p/Ck8Jnd6LMjj/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[astormlikethis-remaking]

Tmblr A Dal 2018!

Welcome to the @tmblrvision Hungarian national final held on behalf of Tmblrvision Hungary HoD @gilbertbeilshit !

Six songs will be competing to take part in the competition, and without further delay, we will introduce them now!!

Pápai Joci - Özönvíz

Dér Heni - Meghalok

Leander Kills - Ha elmész

Optiz Barbi ft. Burai Krisztián - Nincs az a pénz

Blahalouisiana - Egyetlen magányom

SirVive - Mennék tovább

To vote you will use the provided Google Form to award 8, 6, and 4-1 points to each song presented. We hope you enjoy the show, good luck to all our competitors!!

YOUTUBE PLAYLIST // VOTING LINK

[gilbertbeilshit]

Tmblr A Dal 2018 - The Results

Hungarian HoD here! We are excited to finally announce the results of Tmblr A Dal 2018, and we would like to thank everyone who voted! Without further adieu, let’s get to the points break down under the cut!

6th place, with 37 points, goes to... Optiz Barbi ft. Burai Krisztián - Nincs az a pénz!

5th place, with 50 points, goes to... Dér Heni - Meghalok!

4th place, with 57 points, goes to... Leander Kills - Ha elmész!

3rd place, with 78 points, goes to... SirVive - Mennék tovább!

2nd place, with 88 points, goes to... Blahalouisiana -  Egyetlen magányom!

And that means Tmblr A Dal 2018′s winner, with 98 points, goes to... Papái Joci - ÖZÖNVÍZ!

Once again, we here at the Hungarian team would like to thank everyone who voted in our contest and everyone that will be participating and watching Tumblrvision 2018 in Tel Aviv! We can’t wait to see all of you there!