#lillian tbt.

[dwindledglow]

—┊ imessage : lillian

FRANCESCO: why?

FRANCESCO: why did you do me so wrong? i just need an answer to this because no matter how much i try not to, my mind keeps coming back to this...

FRANCESCO: if you had no interest whatsoever, if you started having feelings for someone else, why didn't you just tell me instead of leading me on? was i so naive that i didn't see the signs or something?

[shiningstages]

The pages for all of the alive Marchands are done (yaaaaaaaaaay~) go to Lillian’s page to get all those links~ And now for some quick 1am HCs / character talks:

All of the Marchands in both main verse and 1920s live / own a family home ( it was their parents’ house / the house they grew up in ), but Lillian and Edmond are the ones that truly live in it; Thomas usually stays in the quarters above his bar, and Ginger usually stays in the apartment above her cafe. The deed was in Ginger’s name, but she transferred ownership to Edmond once he moved back to Fayetteville.

Speaking of grandpa / grandma Marchand, right now I’m writing them off as dead-without-cause because I don’t want to write them and plan on never writing them, though their fate + how Ginger got the money to buy a little café may change latter.

Most of these backstories are a bit I-just-thought-of-this-and-it-makes-at-least-some-sense anyways; Edmond’s is the most thought out of the siblings for sure, since it’s been the same for a few years and basically aligns with Lillian halfway through. Thomas is the next thought out with how he comes to own his own bar, and then Ginger’s is just.......Well, you see the length of her bio and compare to Thomas.

Another thing that will probably never be added back: Ginger’s husband, William, who was only added because I thought Lillian’s huntress verses needed a cop character. He has been written out of the canon for years now, mostly because even though I wanted him for a specific purpose I never did anything with him, nor did I actually like him very much ( got much more attached to Ginger, who was actually supposed to be the one-note character until I changed things around ).

Colette ( and whenever I write her page ) will probably be the most seasonal / rare character to interact with, though that seems pretty obvious by the fact that she’s dead. She’ll probably only exist in past verse and on Mother’s Day should anyone want to bother her.

Little bits of Lillian’s core basics in her character are in each one of these guys ( spot them all, and you get cookies~ ).

[qodforsakens]

hematolagnia w jasper B)

smut/kink  prompts: bloodplay  |  accepting!

          -  ̗̀          silver   dances   the  longevity  of  alabaster   flesh  spanning  from  clavicle  to breastbone,  acting  as  a  conduit  POSED  to  expose  the  crimson-toned  lust  currently  swarming  beneath  a  thin  layer  of  skin   —   she,  too,  would  play  the  role  of  martyr  any  moment  now,  though  jasper  had  yet  to  make  any  substantial  incision  and  inflicting  mere  scrapes  was  becoming  quite  bothersome,  so  it  was  without  repercussion  that  the  dame’s  back  arched,  further  encouraging  the  sharpened  blade  to  break  skin  with  a  diminutive  laceration  beneath  her  breast  (     preceded  aggravation  dispersed  to  showcase  bliss  in  BEAUTIFUL  technicolor     !     ).  many  a  time  had  lillian  been  in  a  position  such  as  this  one,  with  shoulders  entombed  in  the  familiarity  of  a  mattress,  but  never  had  she  been  this  exposed  —  this  VULNERABLE.  suddenly  a  hand  rose  to  manipulate  the  blade  from  an  tenacious  grasp  all  while  the  other  encouraged  the  brute  to  lean  closer  and  closer  before  .  .  .     breathing  labored  while  the  dissection  of  desire  began  when  the  metallic  commodity  met  the  thin  sheath  of  jasper’s  bottom  lip.  relevance  of  blood  was  instant,  though  the  infliction  was  considerably  docile.  within  moments,  a  finger  colored  lillian’s  shade  of  crimson  rose  to  lips  previously  marred  /  eyes  glinted  with  intrigue  drank  in  the  sight  of  lips  pursed  around  an  index  finger,  which  curled  to  caress  the  tongue  before  inevitably  scraping  across  jasper’s  canines  and  applying  notable  pressure  to  the  fresh  wound.  the  mouth  that  previously  hung  agape  now  made  contact  with  the  bloodied  one  and,  upon  savoring  the  zest  of  iron  on  her  tongue,  lillian’s  face  fell  to  the  nape  of  an  exposed  neck;  in  no  definite  sequence,  kisses  trailed  the  span  from  a  strong  jaw  until  the  profound  curve  of  shoulder  when  sudden  hesitation  sanctioned  a  blurred  conscious  as  she  realized  jasper  remained  fully  clothed.  now  perched  atop  silken  sheets,  the  recently  undressed  dame  lifted  jasper’s  chin  by  the  end  of  the  knife  in hand  so  his  gaze  could  meet  hers.           ❛     listen     &     listen  close  daddy-o      —     i  ain’t  no  bird  for  you  to  gawk  at.  y’hear  me     ?     if  what  you’re  wantin’  is  to  play  house,  you’s  best  start  actin’  real  swell-like  .  .  .     ❜   when  no  answer  was  reciprocated,  the  shiv  idled  near  the  collar  of  jasper’s  shirt  before  belligerently  tearing  into  the  material  (     slicing  equal  parts  flesh  as  cotton     ).  as  blood  tainted  the  white  fabric  of  the  button-up,  lillian  dropped  the  weapon  onto  the  bed  prior  to  gripping  the  cloth  with  both  hands  and  forcing  it  apart     —  had  lillian  known  such  a  simple  feat  would  take  a  great  deal  of  force,  she  wouldn’t  have  touched  the  material  to  start  with     !     —     within  mere  moments,  buttons  lay  scattered  around  the  pair  as  lillian  knelt  before  the  brute  /  bitterly  dimpling  her  exposed  knees  as  a  final  act  of  vengeance.  a  firm  hand  placed  mid-torso  coaxed  jasper  into  laying  where  she  once  had,  palm  caked  in  viscous  plasma  and  thin-boned  fingers  tracing  the  contour  of  substantial  wounds  jasper  received.  after  stealing  a  glance  of  her  beau,  lillian’s  hand  lowered  as  a  tongue  grazed  through  the  warm  substance  on  a  broadened-chest.  ❛      not  bluenosin’  me  now,  are  ya     ?     ❜  a  tasteless  hum  echoes  in  the  reticent  space  as  lillian  sat  on  and  began  to  knead  against  jasper’s  cloaked  pelvis  /  rose-colored  blush  crept  along  her  exposed  breasts  while a  digit  fingered  the  bleeding  laceration  on  the  male’s  chest     —     for  the  effort  it  took  to  remove  jasper’s  shirt,  she  would  not  allow  him  to  access  and  take  control  of  the  situation  at  hand;  she  had  been  undressed  first  and  therefore  deserved  to  get  off  first,  no  matter  how  much  teasing  the  male  had  to  endure  for  lillian  to  get  there.

[campbellmuseums-blog]

In honor of #NationalLibraryWeek this week's #ThrowbackThursday features Lillian R. Voge nee Smith (1881-1946). Voge was Campbell's librarian for approximately 20 years beginning in 1926 until her death in 1946. She was the daughter of J. Fred Smith, captain of San Tomas Volunteer Fire Department.

Photograph part of the Campbell Historical Museum collection: 1974.01.0578.

[rocklandhistoryblog]

#TBT Bishop-Mausell-Meredith-Lerner House, Pomona, c. 1970

Photo from the John McCabe collection of the HSRC

This house’s most famous owner was Burgess Meredith, who lived in Ramapo for about 30 years. It was largely because of New City playwright Maxwell Anderson that Meredith and his then-wife Margaret Perry moved to Rockland and bought this house in the early 1940s. Anderson won New York Critics Circle Awards for two of his plays in which Meredith starred "Winter-set" in 1935 and "High Tor" in 1937, the latter of which also earned Meredith a Drama Critics Award. Meredith also starred in Anderson's 1938 play "The Star Wagon," with Lillian Gish.

Meredith's film credits include "Of Mice and Men" in 1939 and "Advise and Consent" in 1962. He was nominated for an Academy Award for his portrayal of a boxing manager in the 1976 film "Rocky." He’s also well known for his campy portrayal of the Penguin in the Batman TV series.

When Meredith was married to actress Paulette Goddard, he sold this house to Broadway lyricist Alan Jay Lerner and built a new home close by on the property. Bud Widney of Wesley Hills, production manager for Lerner in the 1950s, recalled the parties Meredith gave at both houses and the horse farm he established at Camp Hill.

During the years Lerner lived in Ramapo, he wrote "My Fair Lady" with composer-collaborator Fritz Loewe, who rented another house nearby.

Historian Craig Long said, in 2000, that there is enough historical evidence to demonstrate the house's importance as a Ramapo landmark.

“Even if the stories about Generals George Washington and Anthony Wayne having stayed there are tradition and folklore," Long said, "there's no denying the fact that Revolutionary soldiers camped at Camp Hill."

According to the Rev. David Cole's history of Rockland, Meredith's house was "the old home of the Bishop family," likely built by Ebenezer Bishop, who lived from 1749 to 1829. Bishop and his family are buried in a small plot nearby.

“The house looks out over a spacious lawn and once was part of a large farm," said historian Marianne Leese of Suffern. "The area has historical significance for the encampment of Lafayette and his troops during the Revolution."

In the 19th century, Leese said, the house was owned by Capt. J. Mausell, an early steamboat captain on the Hudson River. Mausell was the second captain of the Rockland, the second steamboat to be built in the county, she said. In 1845, Leese said, Mausell became captain of a steamboat named the Warren, which sailed out of Haverstraw.

The house and grounds are owned by The Town of Ramapo.

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[simplyjary]

#tbt to when I was pregnant with Haley and floral nails . . . Simple and easy spring flowers. Colors used from @zoyanailpolish: 🔸Lillian (light blue) 🔸Godiva (pixiedust) Colors for flowers: 🔸Pippa (yellow) 🔸Leslie (lilac) 🔸Eden (pink) . . #nails #spring #floralnails #nailsofinstagram #nailitdaily #nailporn #everydayzoya #nailpolish #beauty https://www.instagram.com/p/BvRgf6egoVj/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1cnq0p5vbdjjh

[frockflicksfeed]

TBT: Lillian Russell (1940)

Lillian Russell (1860/61-1922) is a fascinating personality, so it’s really too bad that the only biopic made about her, 1940’s Lillian Russell, is a total snooze! Designer Travis Banton‘s costumes get a lot of praise, but they’re pretty dubious in terms of historical accuracy (a given as this was filmed in 1940). The real Russell was... Read more → from Frock Flicks https://ift.tt/3nWUr6t via IFTTT

[simmingsideblog]

Meet the Royals

Monarch of Brindleton Bay: King Theodore Morgan James of Brindleton 

Spouse: Queen Lillian Isabelle Grace of Brindleton 

Excerpt from The Brindleton Times

A New King is Crowned

Grief is still heavy in the air as the country mourns the death of our beloved royal family. Investigators are still searching to uncover the cause of the fire that tore through Sable Square castle, and took the lives of 23 people – including the King, his wife, his brother and their three children. The only member of the late King’s immediate family to survive was Prince Theodore, who was honeymooning in Sulani at the time with his new wife, Princess Lillian of San Myshuno. 

The new King, who now resides permanently with his wife in the family’s summer palace, was crowned earlier today without all the usual pomp and circumstance that typically accompanies a coronation. The palace released a statement announcing that they felt such celebrations would be in poor taste. 

Here at TBT we welcome His Royal Highness King Theodore of Brindleton, and wish the new couple every success in their bright future. 

Long Live the King.

Excerpt from the Simnation Star

King Theo is Crowned

In a secret coronation ceremony today, Prince Theodore was crowned King of Brindleton. We can’t help but ask what he has to hide? With investigations still ongoing, many may find themselves wondering how awfully convenient it was that the Prince and his new wife decided to extend their honeymoon, and thus avoided the fate that befell the rest of the family... 

These two royals seem very young for such responsibility, and we will have to wait see if King Theo can live up to the example his uncle, and much beloved predecessor, set. Probably best that you don’t hold your breath.

Sources close to the royal couple reveal that they are eager to produce an heir. Life has proved to be incredibly fragile and we suppose they must be trying to keep the crown in the family.

[unlikelyengineergardentanmaholqu]

15 Astounding Fashion Tips Outfits Best Tips

Spring Fashion Tips

Fashion #tbt (3/5/2015): Lilli Ann - Beige Silk Suit with Pleated Sleeves, a Bow, and Rhinestone Clip at Cuff (1940). Lilli Ann was a clothing company that was started in San Francisco, California in 1934 by Adolph Schuman, and named for his wife Lillian. - www.radostbymarti...

[atthalcuhip1980]

15 Astounding Fashion Tips Outfits Best Tips

Spring Fashion Tips

Fashion #tbt (3/5/2015): Lilli Ann - Beige Silk Suit with Pleated Sleeves, a Bow, and Rhinestone Clip at Cuff (1940). Lilli Ann was a clothing company that was started in San Francisco, California in 1934 by Adolph Schuman, and named for his wife Lillian. - www.radostbymarti...

[raewritesxo]

lillian moore on instagram

1: enjoying this snowy day with a cup of #starbucks hot chocolate and a good book 2: can’t believe my baby sister and little girl are so grown up 😭 3: you’ve grown up far too fast jojo  4: spending quality time with the woman who inspires me  5: #tbt 6: happy holidays! 🎄

[sunnylarue17]

🆃︎🅷︎🆁︎🅾︎🆆︎ 📸 🅱︎🅰︎🅲︎🅺︎ 📷 🆃︎🅷︎🆄︎🆁︎🆂︎🅳︎🅰︎🆈︎ Top Actresses Of.... 20s Lillian Gish 30s Bette Davis 40s Ingrid Bergman 90s Julia Roberts 2000s Hilary Swank #TBThursday #TBT #MentalHealthMatters #BloggerLoveShare https://www.instagram.com/p/B_nXeKQjUkM/?igshid=7wdu9sfn15to

[mikemcbridephotography]

#TBT 2012 – Connemara Farm Goat While Carl Sandburg was busy with his writing, his wife, Lillian, was the one who decided to move to NC, as a better place for her goat herd.

[rocklandhistoryblog]

#TBT Jacqueline Holland, educator, Historian, 2002 Jacqueline Lois Jones Holland (1925-2007) was born in Boston on Oct. 24, 1925 to John W. and Lillian E. Evans Jones. A graduate of Memorial High School in Roxbury, MA in 1943, she entered Salem Teachers College in Salem, MA to begin her undergraduate studies. She later transferred to Boston University to receive her bachelor of science degree in 1947. She then entered Howard University to pursue her graduate degree and in 1948 received her master of arts degree in history. In November 1950, she married Albert Holland Jr. and moved to New York city, living first in Harlem and then moving to Orangeburg, N.Y. She then began her teaching career in earnest at Orangeburg Elementary School where she taught the fifth grade from 1958 to 1968. In 1969, she received her elementary principal's certificate from Fordham University's Graduate School of Education. From 1970 to 1971, she was an adjunct instructor in education at Brooklyn College and from 1971 to 1973 she was a team teacher at William O. Shafer Elementary School in Tappan, N.Y. In 1973, she received her doctorate in educational administration from the Graduate School of Education at Fordham University in Manhattan, upon which she became director of Rockland Community College, Orangetown Campus, in Orangeburg, N.Y. She was then appointed principal at Tappan Zee Elementary School in Piermont, N.Y., where she served from 1974 to 1981. In 1979, she was appointed to the board of trustees of Rockland Community College in Suffern and became president of the board from 1989 to 1992. She resigned from the board in 1997. In 1984 she published Pompey Lamb: Black Revolutionary War Hero in South of the Mountains by the Historical Society of Rockland County. In 1987 she co-founded and became the first president of the African-American Historical Society of Rockland County. In 1989 she published The History of St. Charles AME Zion Church for the Historical Society of Rockland County and also became an adjunct professor of history at Dominican College in Blauvelt, N.Y., where she developed and taught a course on the African-American experience. In 1991, the definitive work on blacks on Martha’s Vineyard “The African-American Presence on Martha's Vineyard,” was published by the Dukes County Historical Society (She was a life-long Martha’s Vineyard summer resident and lived in Oak Bluffs. Her family first came to the Vineyard in the early 1900s and had owned property on the Island since 1905). Holland was a member of the Nyack branch of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, a member of the Association of Community College Trustees, a member of Historical Society of Rockland County, a member of the board of directors of the Association of Community College Trustees and a member of Partners of the Americas of Rockland County. She was the founder and first president of Pi Psi Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc. In 2005, she was inducted into the Rockland County Civil Rights Hall of Fame. ______ We are pleased to honor Jacqueline Holland during Women’s History Month!

[three-solemn-souls]

eightcurioussouls replied to your post ;

Victor, in the background, says softly, "Fuck yeah, stick it to the old people-"

Giggling noises.

[dadtalkwithdavid]

#tbt My Grandpa and Grandma. I wish I was old enough to have known you better. And I wish my kids could’ve met you, they would’ve really loved you. ❤️ #JeffersonDavis #Lillian #SmithFamily #AndIWishICouldPulloffWearingOverallsLikeYouPawPaw 👨🏼‍🌾😊 https://www.instagram.com/p/BrDzUQ3jNsP/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1pkrtqnqi9sm8