#honeybrook

[meltikay]

Been working on this silly little story since middle school. I’ve rewritten a lot and now I’m finally filming and editing it for my YouTube. Minecraft roleplays are my guilty pleasure.

Meet Amethyst, our main character, who wakes up with no recollection of her life before. Just a name. Stumbling across a few friends, she ends up in a run down town, where she finds herself investigating the disappearance of the town’s lord. Upon further investigation… something even more sinister is afoot. Join her and her friends on a journey to stop the impending evils of the realm and find answers for our poor amnesiac elf.

[pathcrier]

Lil hobbit oc, Thistle Honeybrook 🌼

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[unteriors]

Honeybrook Circuit, Girard, Pennsylvania.

[suspiciousbluejay]

Random theories, head cannons and predictions for Roots of Chaos books

I have been rereading both "Priory of the Orange Tree" and "A day of Fallen Night" and have been noticing new things and creating my own theories and head cannons. I'm listing these theories from the ones I consider most likely to the lest likely/ones that have the least evidence.

1.) The Earl of Honeybrook (Kits dad) or one of his ancestors was a practitioner of sterren. Samantha Shannon has confirmed that Kabala's last words "beware the sweet water" refers to Kits family. At the beginning of the book its revealed that "The Earl of Honeybrook stood with the other members of the Virtues Council. He did not look troubled by the absence of his son, who he resembled in every way but the mouth, which never smiled.". We know that the use of Sterren affects offspring by making them look identical to the parent. I believe that at some point after A Day of Fallen Night when Kabala regained her strength she decided that she wanted a child to train but instead of taking another child from the priory she chose and Inysh child and taught them how to use sterren.

2.) There is a 4th Siden tree. In A day of Fallen Night, Wulf mentions rumours that there is a valley in the north beyond Hróth where the eversnow melts (I can't find the exact quote -sorry). I believe that this is because there is another siden tree located in this valley and the fire from the siden causes the snow to melt. Apart from this rumour this theory doesn't not have much proof in the book but I believe it because one of the major themes is balance and having 4 trees, one in each main location (North - Hroth, South - Lasia, West - Inys/Nurtha, East - Komoridu) makes sense from a narrative perspective. Also Samantha Shannon has hinted that later books will explore the Hurin in more detail and as we know that there are Hurin in the north beyond Hroth.

3.) The lacustrine legend of "The little shadow girl" will appear as a narrator character/a character in a future book and tells us that the balance of the universe has been disrupted before. The legend of the little shadow girl tells the story of a little girl who "‘In the time before the Great Sorrow, a fire-breather flew to the Empire of the Twelve Lakes and ripped the pearl from the throat of the Spring Dragon". We do not know how much before the great sorrow this legend takes place but as it features a wyrm it means that this wyrm is either the Nameless one (which is not likely as we know when the nameless one first appeared he stayed in the South) or a new wrym which we have never met. We also know that "As the Spring Dragon mourned for her pearl, a most unnatural winter fell over the land". This makes me think that in the very ancient times when the balance was disrupted a diffrent wyrm was created (possibly from one of the eastern volcano's instead of the Dreadmount) stole the pearl which either caused a "unnatural winter" or coincided with the times that sterren was in power (which caused the "unnatural winter"). I think that this legend will play a large role in a future book (possibly the very ancient book with Siati the Dreamer).

4.) The "Melancholy King" for who the "desert of unquiet dream" is named, was affected by sterren not a desert mirage. The king first sees the mirage when he is in his palace which is in the middle of a city. In real life mirages only tend to happen when you are in the middle of a desert not when you are in a city environment. Because of this and the Kings steadfast belief that he is in fact in a dream makes me believe that he was seeing an illusion created by someone using sterren. I don't know who or why someone would do this though.

[dogpapersnippets]

Ch Honeybrook High Stepper (rough collie) 1930

[horrorportraitmag]

"When We Once Loved" by R. Jacob Honeybrook

In "When We Once Loved," R. Jacob Honeybrook crafts a poignant narrative that merges elements of romance with the haunting echoes of horror. The novella follows Tom Miller, an aged World War II veteran, who receives a mysterious letter from his long-lost love, Ellie Saunders. Prompted by her words and driven by a mix of nostalgia and unresolved feelings, Tom returns to Arcadia Falls, the place where their love first blossomed.

Arcadia Falls is no longer the lively town Tom remembers. Instead, it serves as a shadowy backdrop for his journey, where he encounters a mysterious woman in black who seems to guide him not just through the town, but through the corridors of his own memories. As Tom follows her, the past and present blur, with scenes from his youthful romance with Ellie intermingling with the dark and traumatic visions of his wartime experiences.

Honeybrook masterfully uses the desolate setting and the spectral figure of the woman in black to evoke a sense of unease and anticipation. The story expertly oscillates between tender moments shared between young lovers and the visceral horrors of war, illustrating how past experiences continue to shape our present long after they are gone.

Tom's journey is less about the physical destination and more about confronting and reconciling with the ghosts of his past. The narrative asks poignant questions about the nature of memory and trauma, and whether we can ever truly return to the places and people we once loved.

"When We Once Loved" is a beautifully written, compact tale that offers a unique blend of genres, making it a perfect pick for readers who appreciate romance, psychological depth, and a touch of the supernatural. Honeybrook's storytelling is evocative and powerful, ensuring that the novella lingers in the minds of readers long after the final page is turned.

[novafaces]

How facelift patients choose surgeons

Social media offers innumerable opportunities to create relationships with prospective patients. But what most influences a patient’s decision to consult with and ultimately choose a surgeon?

Adam Honeybrook, M.B.B.S., a facial plastic surgeon in Lafayette, La., says he and coauthors of “Rhytidectomy: A Social Media Analysis,” a poster presented at Cosmetic Surgery Forum 2019, were surprised by what they found in their research.

Interpersonal skills – not reviews or before and after pictures – top the list.

“We thought that reviews and before and after photos may have a higher impact, but actually… the impact of those factors was fairly low,” says Dr. Honeybrook, a Sydney, Australia native.

In the study, Dr. Honeybrook et al. examined factors that influenced facelift patients when choosing their surgeons.

“We looked at this specific procedure, facelift surgery, to see how patients choose their surgeon, how they interact with their surgeon and if they actually like the results,” says Dr. Honeybrook, explaining that many patients won’t discuss unsatisfactory results with their surgeon.

Using the patient review site RealSelf, the researchers collected data from 1876 reviews written between April 2017 and June 2019. They recorded general demographic data as well as reasons patients provided for wanting to have the procedure, why they chose their surgeon, how long they spent researching their surgeon, recovery time, postoperative pain, satisfaction with results and RealSelf Worth It scores.

In each review, “…we looked at various data points that we wanted to collect,” says Dr. Honeybrook, noting that not every review included each of the data points, so they had to be opportunistic in the data gathering process.

A total of 88% of facelift patients were female and 12% were male. The largest group of patients (40%) was in the 60- to 69-year age range, with the 50- to 59-year range (36%) coming in a close second. The remaining patients were under the age of 50 (16%) and over the age of 70 (8%).

Before choosing their facelift surgeons, 38% of patients reported “extensive” (1 to 2 years) research and 70% consulted with more than one surgeon.

Researchers found patients had two key reasons for choosing their facelift surgeons: personality/demeanor (26%) and their ability to answer questions (23%).

Other factors included credentials (9%), skill/artistry (8%), returning patient (6%) and surgeon recommendations (5%). Coming in at less than 5% were before and after photos, positive reviews, positive emotional response, referral, price and surgeon’s appearance. Nearly half of the reviews (42%) didn’t list a reason. Only 2% reported regret with surgeon selection.

The overall Worth It score for this population of facelift surgery patients was 96.9%.

“The most important factors why patients chose their surgeon for facelift was related to their ability to communicate, establish rapport, have an appropriate demeanor and answer their questions…,” says Dr. Honeybrook. “So in terms of facelift, at least, the patients mostly chose their surgeon…for interpersonal reasons.”

According to Dr. Honeybrook, it’s widely believed by medical providers that patients weigh patient reviews and before and after photos most heavily when choosing their physicians.

“But it was these basic factors of communication, speaking to them clearly and understanding them, where they wanted to go with their surgery, and also understanding what questions they had,” he says.

Originally Published on Novafaces.com- How facelift patients choose surgeons

[miginghamm]

Wasn't intending on posting this legacy but I am loving them so much!

Doing the Pack Legacy by Rosannatxt.

Meet Legacy founder, Elijah Honeybrook.

Rules are here: https://rosannatxt.notion.site/Pack-Legacy-Challenge-35416185681f4b96b3a3a843ca5d2857

[iamrobmorales]

i wish i could wrap my arm around a memory // @sadlyjulia // #iamrobmorales #honeybrook #PA #unicornsearchparty #unicornsightings- SUBSCRIBE to UnicornSightings digital magazine for unpublished exclusive images of this set soon - link in bio (at Honey Brook, Pennsylvania) https://www.instagram.com/p/CQ3ngjmhwp6/?utm_medium=tumblr

[ahorseofeverycolor]

It’s Toy Time Tuesday! Now...on a Wednesday thanks to internet connection problems. With...Honeybrook the Pegasus horse statue! While not a toy, it’s probably a resin or possibly a ceramic of some sort and it certainly is a fantasy horse. Honeybrook has a good sculpt with nicely detailed and big feather wings and lots of long pretty hair. There aren’t any real fantasy colors involved, just white and gray...but it is the traditional color for winged horses. The pose is nice and active, looking attentive. The few little mini-leaves or tiny-grass on the base suggest maybe this is a brief landing in a somewhat barren land.  Honeybrook is an interesting name for the horse as well, it seems sort of like old fashion or romantically named. This seems like a factory photo of some sort but it’s unknown where it was sold or if there were other characters / if it was some kind of statue line.

[dpd22photos]

Storm forming in PA

[primalaska]

#Minnesota #pottsville #tamaqua #bangorpa #saylorsburg #philadelphiapa #darbypa #Yeadon #upperdarbypa #honeybrook #gappa #intercoursepa #worthingtonmn #jacksonmn #brainerdmn #Duluth #duluthmn #tracyca #modestoca #modesto #turlock #pattersonca #oakdaleca #california #harrisburg 🌊 https://www.instagram.com/p/B3PEDMvnQx3/?igshid=1evcg7m2pfa7l

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HONEYBROOK CANTERBURY

oldenburg stallion

[despiite]

eliza drives a dusty old (not in desrepair, but...visibly old with faded paint) 1965 mustang GT fastback that, once upon a time, was cherry red and is now closer to the color of worn brick because she stole it new (lightly used) in 1965. something like this but with the paint and such intact. it runs like a dream. unless she doesn’t want it to

[morrowrockstar]

Clouds stuck on the mountain. #weather #clouds #sky #berkscounty #elverson #morgantown #honeybrook #PA #pennsylvania