#jenny fields

[makeyouminemp3]

defending overhated characters on the internet isn't enough. I need a mini gun.

[jnieart]

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[pedroam-bang]

“Run, Forrest! Run!”

Forrest Gump (1994)

[hoss-bonaventure]

i think it’s so ridiculous how they basically coded trevor and mike’s relationship to be like they’re scorned lovers of sorts and have harvey act like capulet-ian about their relationship ONLY to have him end up with jenny like wtf is that about???

[lunasilvis]

Word's out! I'm enrolling in a specific paid UX/UI design traineeship given in Rotterdam with ties to the international market. Will probably relocate to Rotterdam/The Hague by the end of the year. Hitting a career ceiling in regards to international ambitions, and I decided I cannot continue riding the wave on which I find myself now. I am unplugging the blockage, and it feels like a weight off my shoulders.

The communications field to me is too broad, too unspecific, limited global growth opportunities (unless you are part of some royal network) and too biased/discriminatory/prejudiced. From my experience, much of it revolves around who you are as a person (Dutch employers love 'em happy-go-lucky, blonde, giggly marketing 21 y.o. girlies, and hey that's just not me), instead of the quality of work you deliver.

I am not abandoning communications completely. I just find myself facing closed door after closed door. So for now, let me craft some lush stuff, become great at what I do, and live in international-minded vibrant cities :)

[thesunisatangerine]

alexia and jenni really are THE duo

[butchsophiewalten]

im kinda worried about how jophie is gonna progress in the series, martin already has a habit of forgetting things about his charactes like their heights but i would also not be surprised if he forgot like actually important scenes with his characters like that one jophie dialogue on findjackwalten. im worried he's like completely lost the plot on how jenny and sophie should be

I never want to be needlessly mean, because I don't think it's ever very appropriate or helpful, but I can't lie this is honestly an insane thing to say. To me. Like idk. I don't think forgetting or misremembering something as innocuous as a character's height is indicative of a person being able to forget entire major elements of their story and thus completely mischaracterizing the main characters of their series.

Also, I guess you wouldn't know this, because I think it's only been brought up in spaces once or twice, but Martin does have character docs. He absolutely has means of keeping track of important info. Maybe not every minute detail is on them, and that's why slip ups happen, or maybe he just isn't constantly consulting his Character Bible when having off-the-cuff conversations with his friends about his OCs. Like. Its Ok. I'm sure when he gets to the actual in-series character writing he's going to be a little more thoughtful and attentive with regards to getting things right.

Also this 'mean and defensive' aspect of Sophie's character has absolutely been a part of her the entire time. I can't really back this up with Receipts or anything, but I really do think the way Martin's talked about her, like, historically, has evidenced this. Still, I think it's true that those more rough-around-the-edges aspects of Sophie have evolved over the years to become much larger parts of her character than they maybe were in the past. I'm sure that relative 'shyness' was something intended for her as well, but I think it's definitely transformed into something more firmly 'staunchly antisocial' than like, 'softhearted shygirl', y'know?

I just also think it's true that Martin personally finds it very funny when people misunderstand his characters, like old fanon characterization of Jack, and old fanon characterization of Sophie, and intentionally does not correct people, because he likes to imagine their surprise at seeing how the character actually behaves in the series. Which is like, fine. I agree with him, that's really fun and funny.

Also, like, this feels like a silly thing to point out, but specifically with regards to the Findjackwalten dialogue, it's like. I don't know. That dialogue doesn't dictate the character's personalities, the characters personalities dictated that dialogue, y'know? It's not like how, for the fandom, we learn more about how those characters behave from that piece of writing and our interpretation of them is changed by it. Like, even in a scenario where Martin forgets the specifics of what he had them say and how he had them interact in those scenes, or even if he manages to forget about those scenes' existence entirely, I don't think that's going to meaningfully change Sophie & Jenny as characters, because it was his understanding of them and their relationship that caused those scenes to be what they are, not the other way around.

[fangerine]

“Life is like a box of chocolates. You never know what you’re gonna get.”

FORREST GUMP (1994) dir. Robert Zemeckis

[wildwren]

THE HISTORY OF TOM JONES, A FOUNDLING + ICONIC SCENES // TOM JONES (2023)

My reader then is not to be surprized, if, in the course of this work, he shall find some chapters very short, and others altogether as long; some that contain only the time of a single day, and others that comprise years; in a word, if my history sometimes seems to stand still, and sometimes to fly. For all which I shall not look on myself as accountable to any court of critical jurisdiction whatever: for as I am, in reality, the founder of a new province of writing, so I am at liberty to make what laws I please therein.

[schwoofy]

Night in the Woods - Jenny's Field

[youreamonocoque]

Got my season best score today! 6! I think I should open more often I seem to score runs when opening lmao

[cyberfunsupporter]

i really do wonder how sophie and jenny’s first interactions went especially considering how weak sophie’s social skills are and the fact she just does not like people 😭 i feel like jenny must’ve been really grating at first just with how i guess friendly and silly she can be. not necessarily in a Oh My God Get Away From Me kind of way cause i guess jenny has some natural charm + i personally feel like sophie would be less aggressive with it and more so just wanna be alone cause people just aren’t Her thing like it’s just not. something that aligns with her most of the time she’s bad at it, doesn’t get social conventions and nobody seems to really think like her or even understand her so it’s just Ew. it’s a hassle and people can be grating AND JENNY PROBABLY IS 😭 so i just wonder how long it took for sophie to get over the initial discomfort/irritation and wtf jenny did to get past that cause jenny’s friends w like everyone in their apartment building or whatever and sophie’s friends with nobody so that contrast is. considerable LOL

[elenitrack]

Jennie Hauke 🇳🇿

Bietigheim-Bissingen, Germany - April 29, 2023

[the-cat-at-the-theatre-door]

"For the last time I did not eat your rice pudding!"

"For the last time, I did not eat your rice pudding!" Jennyanydots hisses, crossing her arms neatly in front of her and steeling herself in that oh-so-charming way that also very clearly indicated danger to anycat within a five foot radius. But Bustopher Jones was not just anycat - he was a cat blinded by a very particular strain of incurable twitterpation that perhaps gave him a bravery (or a stupidity) he - logically speaking - would have never dreamed of flaunting so willingly in any other scenario.

But Jennyanydots was a special case.

Bustopher glances at the half empty dish she had shoved unceremoniously in his direction. In hindsight, being as clear as it was meant to be and all that, he should have graciously ended the conversation there - maybe thrown in an apology for coming across as too forward somewhere. However... "Obviously someone did," he observes flatly instead, turning the dish right side up, trying to downplay how he examined it for cracking.

Jenny's muzzle pinches with conviction and that is nearly enough to have Bustopher regretting opening his big mouth in the first place. Incredible how expressive she was; something about this particular queen certainly kindled some kind of fire within him, and he could admit that her tendency towards unsolicited stubbornness was rather contagious. That apparently included an inability to filter when backed into a corner.

"I can assure you it wasn't me," she retorts primly, flicking her ears up. "I didn't touch the stuff."

Bustopher inhales, feeling an incredibly undignified whine chase after it. The conversation's point was quickly losing itself in obfuscation, and Bustopher found himself chasing listlessly after it. Whomever had taken their sample of his gift was, in reality, the furthest thing from his mind; he was hardly against sharing with hungry cats. The reaction from the one cat he'd wanted very much to enjoy it, however, was far more confusing and concerning a mystery.

"But why not?" he manages, hesitantly stepping back a pace. "A good pudding is hard to come by for cats. I brought it specifically for you. "

Jennyanydots, Bustopher has noticed, tugs on the shiny satin ribbon around her neck when she gets nervous - she does not like keeping her paws idle. It is - at the moment - laying partially undone around her shoulders, and her fur dimples between her teeth as she considers. "Why would I want anything from you?"

Bustopher, rearranging his expression so it did not register the grave offense (and hurt) he had just suffered, manages to tilt his head. "It's...a treat and I thought because there's so many of you at home, that you wouldn't-"

"That I wouldn't what?" Jenny demands, lowering her tail.

"You...you wouldn't mind too terribly having something for yourself instead of sharing?" he ventures carefully.

The wrong choice, as it were. Jenny's paws settle displeased on her hips.

"So," she sniffs. The ribbon bobs at her throat. "I'm a charity case for you, then?"

Bustopher blinks owlishly at her, mouth moving, but no sound managing its way up. What on- "It's not a..."

The cogs and wheels of his mind screech to an immediate stop. Oh...dear, oh, dear. How he hadn't seen that coming down the street and from the left in his careful rehearsal he'd practiced on his way...he never claimed to be the most intelligent of cats (merely the smartest, you'll beg pardon), but the dawning on him of what it must have looked like on her end - and with that sort of explanation - surely would have even caught a scholar by surprise (or that's what his ego was providing anyway). Foolish, on his part; it hadn't even occurred to him she would think of it that way. An embarrassed Jennyanydots - even on what was a wholly incorrect assumption - was a force to be reckoned with; he was lucky she hadn't bitten his head clean from his shoulders.

"I didn't mean to imply...I just thought you'd like it," Bustopher explains in a rush, backpaddling, damage control, struggling to keep his own embarrassment at bay as the dish lay forgotten between them. This was not going even remotely to plan - he'll be lucky if she even speaks to him the rest of the week.

The soft pink skin of Jenny's ears flushes thoroughly red in reaction, and Bustopher finds himself momentarily distracted in spite of himself.

"You..." Her lip trembles. "You thought wrong, then."

And, in a huff, she turns on her heel and stomps away, leaving Bustopher on his own staring blankly after where Jenny's tail had harrumphed away as he slowly caught up with what had just transpired. His heart beats uncomfortably in his chest. The longer he spent amidst his fellow cats as an adolescent, the more he was beginning to realize that his knowledge of interpersonal feline relationships was even more lacking than he'd thought. Humans seemed downright simple comparatively.

Sighing, he picks up offending china, scraping the rest of the pudding onto the ground to serve as a snack for another wandering vermin or two. Jenny would much prefer that, he thinks glumly.

As he turns on his own spats, feeling all in all far too sorry for himself considering the offense caused, a small, stubborn little voice in his ear hopefully chimes in with a suggestion of flowers next time, old boy.

Send me a sentence and I’ll fill at least five more in after it for a little mini-fic.

[therealdomino6713]

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Just finished watching the latest Great British Baking Show Christmas special with the cast from It's a Sin. So much fun! Just as great as the one featuring the cast from Derry Girls.

For 2023, I would love to see the cast from Heartstopper on the GBBO Christmas special. They all seem to get along very well. It would make for a great episode. Given the popularity of both shows, the number of people watching would most likely break the Internet which would be nothing but pure publicity gold for both shows and Netflix.

So, I'm starting early with my wish list for next year. This image...or one created by someone with more Photoshop skills (and who's had more coffee) is what I hope to see for the 2023 Great Christmas Baking Show.

If you're a fan of one or both shows, pick up the banner, start a petition...make some noise so that this idea takes root and starts to grow in the minds of the people who could make this collaboration happen.

[jaynedolluk]

Last few weekends of the Times have included reviews of A Little Life (play starring James Norton based on book of same name) + Paris Hilton’s book as well as Reach for the Stars (about late 90s pop) + Cuddy (Benjamin Myers’ latest) + a review of Lana Del Rey’s latest album.

They also had reviews of George Michael: Outed, We Need To Talk About Cosby, Paula and a piece on the upcoming TV adaptation of Jilly Cooper’s Rivals. They had a little mention for an upcoming documentary called Black Barbie which I’ve read looks at the launch of the 1st Black Barbie and a review of the film, Rye Lane which looks great.

They had interviews with Patricia Field, a great piece on Betsey Johnson’s home and an article on model scouts and a great one on the continuing appeal of pirates. Plus Brian Cox and Nicholas Braun for the new series of Succession and Brooke Shields for her upcoming documentary, Pretty Baby. Also Floella Benjamin (who still looks amazing), Jenny Boyd, Jenna Ortega, John Boyega, and Gilbert & George.