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V/A

"Girls Rock"

(LP. Wagram Music. 2019 / rec. 1955-68)

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Bon Soir 🎙🎺👍🎷🩷

Liz Brady 🎶 In the mood

Avec l'Orchestre de Raymond Lefèvre

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Pigs by Liz Brady

[originalharmonysalad]

Liz Brady - Palladium (The Hip) (1966)

[riaspeaks]

introduction

hello !!! this is my introduction page

about me

she/her, 19

my blog is 18+ so please respect that

my name is Victoria but I go by Vic or Vicky.

my favorite color is green

I post about a lot of diffrent things but mainly wcbb (pretty much just uconn)

at the moment I'm only writing for ellie Williams, abby Anderson (rarely but feel free to request!!!) Georgia amoore, paige bueckers, caitlin clark, azzi fudd and a bunch of other wbb players also sadie sink and some other actors

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[juneberrie]

BRADY HEPNER GOT A BUZZ CUT NOOOO

[badmovieihave]

Bad movie I have The Holdovers 2023

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[space-wizadry]

That lettuce is going to win today

[asexplainedbyttoi]

Welp.

[sbibbo0]

The New Pets of the House

Gigi Pena

Miriana Bellino

Ana Maria Marković

Gaia Girace

Liz Jordan

Shannen Donohue

Anna Von Klinski

Ari Sánchez

Laura Grossi

Demi Brady

Gloria Carraro

Paula Josemaría Martín

Paula Delgado

[clarounette]

Blog post 05/14/24

I’ve been MIA lately, I know. Life has been crazy busy, and it seems it’s gonna be like that for a while. But I’m not totally away, so I got an ARC of the next book in the Farm 2 forking series, by Liz Alden who’s new to me, and won a code for an audiobook by GK Brady. I’m trying to slowly get back to my blog and my reviews, but don’t expect much from me in the next couple of weeks. Sorry!

[cissyenthusiast010155]

What Have I Done… ~Broken!Casey Novak xFem Wife!Reader

Summary— Occurs at the end of season 9/beginning of season 10. When Casey gets in trouble with Liz for committing a Brady violation, she goes home after a long day to Reader. Reader comforts Casey.

Mommy… Master List

Requests & Prompt-List

Warnings: angst, fluff, crying, implied exhaustion, light alcohol consumption, unhappy endings, etc.

Enjoy (;

Liz had given you a call earlier today and given you a heads up of what had gone down today.

You were anxious, biting your lip and nails, and fidgeting like crazy as you waited for Casey to come home. Finally, the door to your shared apartment opened. It creaked open, Casey entered the hallway, and then it creaked shut.

You were in the kitchen, already lightly nursing a glass of wine, standing behind the kitchen island, resting on the island for stability.

Hell, after what Liz has told you, you were sure you would both need the alcohol tonight…

Casey finally came into the kitchen, blazer and shoes still on and case in hand. He stopped at the entrance of the kitchen, froze right on spot.

“Hey Baby…” you gently spoke, as you came around the island, placing the glass down, and coming up to the redhead.

You placed your hands on her side and cheek, while Casey stood frozen still.

“H-hi…” she breathed out.

You looked into her eyes, they were filled with pain and agony. It broke your heart. You pulled your forehead against hers. Casey sighed a little in relief at your direct touch

“Case…” you whispered, “Liz called”

At your words, Casey pulled her head up and stepped back lightly. Suddenly, her briefcase slipped from her fingers and the contents scattered on the ground.

Her eyes began to a swell and her lips began to tremble.

“W-what…?” Casey choked out.

Your heart was being ripped to shreds now. You hated seeing the love of your life in this much pain.

“I talked to Liz. She told me… what happened, about you and the bar…” you softly spoke.

You saw the lump in her throat as Casey swallowed, and as she tried to suppress her tears.

“I’m— I’m a failure” Casey choked out, before she began uncontrollably sobbing.

You were quick to pull her into your embrace, cradling her form with all the love you could muster. Casey immediately melted into your touch, wrapping her hands around you. She instinctively buried her face in the crook of your neck.

“No no no, baby… you’re not a failure.” You whispered, comforting the woman.

“Y-yes I am…!” Casey croaked, in between sobs.

Tears were streaming down the redheads face and onto your shoulder and neck. But you didn’t mind.

“No Case…” you sighed, “You made a mistake… everyone does… and the committee will see that.” You whispered.

You got more uncontrollable sobs in response. You rubbed and caressed Casey in every place you could reach, and you could feel Casey starting to slowly calm, as you let her get it out.

“That’s it. good girl. Get it all out…” you comforted her gently, “How about a bath, hmmm baby…?”

Casey sniffled and nodded slowly into your shoulder. You smiled lightly and nodded, slowly and gently leading Case to your shared bathroom.

You turned the water on.

Then you slowly got her undressed, as well as yourself. Casey wasn’t sobbing uncontrollably anymore, but tears were still rolling off her cheeks and she was still sniffling. You lent her a hand to get into the half-filled tub, joining her promptly after.

Casey was quick to snuggle up to your naked frame, starting to cry again into your chest this time. You played with her hair lightly, gently reassuring her that it was going to be okay and that she was doing good.

Eventually, Casey’s sounds had faded and she started pawing at you.

“Hmmmm Case, what’s up…? Use your words for me, sweet girl…” you coaxed the redhead.

Casey blushed a little.

“Mm hungry…” she murmured.

“Makes sense. Good thing I made lasagna.” You hummed and nodded.

At this, Casey perked up. For a moment, her eyes weren’t dismal, they were hope-filled. But they soon returned to their saddened state.

You then helped Case out of the tub, and handed her a towel to dry off. You both got dressed in your pjs, before heading to the kitchen. You both sat down and you served the food.

Afterwards, you carried a now tired and cried out Casey to your shared bedroom. She immediately snuggled up as the little spoon in bed with you.

“Get some sleep, Case, that’s it… It’s all gonna be okay… we’ll fight this together… but not today. Tomorrow…” you softly spoke.

“Mhmmm… thank you, baby…” Casey murmured, “Don’t know how I got so lucky to be with you…”

“You? I’m the one who’s lucky… luckiest wife alive.” You chuckled.

And before you knew it, she was dozing off, with those little snores you always found so adorable…

~~~

Casey Novak Masterlist

[aeth-eris]

Astrology Study Guide

This study guide aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of astrology, its diverse applications, and its impact on various aspects of life, culture, and society. Basic Astrology Concepts:

Zodiac Signs and Meanings

Planetary Movements and Retrogrades

Elements and Modalities

book rec :

"The Only Astrology Book You'll Ever Need" by Joanna Martine Woolfolk

Natal Chart Interpretation:

Understanding the Houses

Significance of Planetary Placements

Importance of Aspects

book rec :

"Astrology for the Soul" by Jan Spiller

"The Inner Sky" by Steven Forrest

Astrological Techniques:

Transits and Progressions

Solar and Lunar Returns

Synastry and Composite Charts

book rec :

"Planets in Transit" by Robert Hand

"Predictive Astrology: The Eagle and the Lark" by Bernadette Brady

Advanced Astrological Concepts:

Asteroids and Chiron

Midpoints and Harmonics

Planetary Nodes and Part of Fortune

book rec :

"Chiron and the Healing Journey" by Melanie Reinhart

"The Combination of Stellar Influences" by Reinhold Ebertin

Astrological Practices:

Chart Calculation and Drawing

Interpretation and Analysis Techniques

Application in Personal and Professional Settings

book rec :

"The Professional Astrologer" by Oner Doser

"The Astrology Podcast" by Chris Brennan

Historical Astrology:

Evolution of Astrological Practices

Cultural and Historical Significance

Influence of Astrology on Society and Culture

book rec :

"A History of Western Astrology" by S. J. Tester

"Hellenistic Astrology: The Study of Fate and Fortune" by Chris Brennan

Ethics and Responsibility in Astrology:

Confidentiality and Trustworthiness

Maintaining Professionalism and Boundaries

Empowering Clients and Practitioners

book rec :

"The Ethics of Caring" by Kylea Taylor

"Astrology, Psychology, and the Four Elements" by Stephen Arroyo

Astrology and Psychology:

Psychological Astrology Principles

Use of Astrology in Counseling and Therapy

Integrating Astrological Insight into Self-Discovery

book rec :

"Astrology for the Soul" by Jan Spiller

"The Astrology of Fate" by Liz Greene

Astrology and Predictive Techniques:

Timing Events with Transits and Progressions

Forecasting Techniques and Tools

Preparing for Potential Challenges and Opportunities

book rec :

"The Art of Predictive Astrology" by Carol Rushman

"Solar Arcs" by Noel Tyl

Astrology in Modern Context:

Popularity and Relevance in Contemporary Culture

Astrology in Media and Entertainment

Social and Online Astrological Communities

book rec :

"Astrology, Karma & Transformation" by Stephen Arroyo

"The Astrology of You and Me" by Gary Goldschneider

Helpful sites/apps :

astro.com

astromatrix.org / astromatrix app

Pattern app

Co-star app

[broadwaydivastournament]

Audra and Bebe and Bernadette and Christine: The Good Fight

Diane Lockhart:

After slapping the shit out of Julianna Margulies in the series finale of The Good Wife, Diane Lockhart became the star of her own spin-off series The Good Fight. On the eve of her retirement, Diane finds out she's dead broke due to a series of financial schemes perpetrated by friend and client Bernadette Peters' husband (whose name I don't care enough to look up). Following this disastrous turn of events, Diane becomes a partner at a Black Chicago-based firm, and is later upgraded to named partner.

She's also a fashion icon, so jot that down.

Throughout six seasons, staunch-Democrat Diane spends her storylines addressing the social and political climate of the day. She handles cases revolving around fake news and the MeToo movement, briefly joins an underground anarchist group because Katie Finneran tells her to (understandable), gets SWAT-ed, has a few breakdowns, and enjoys the fun of microdosing. In short, she's living her best life.

Liz Reddick:

In the second season, Liz Reddick-Lawrence joins the gang at Reddick, Boseman, & Lockhart. Formerly a U.S. Attorney, and Boseman's ex-wife, she joins the firm following her father's death. Initially, she and Diane get off to a rough start with their professional and personal differences. White name partner, Black firm... You can understand why. They spend the series butting heads as often as holding hands, and when the chips are down, they'll support each other.

Liz, another fashion icon, has a young son, divorces her cop husband, has a romantic liaison with Wayne Brady, has another affair with her ex-husband (and perjures herself when asked about it in court), and fucks a workplace subordinate (a white man, which is the real crime here). She and Diane briefly put aside their fight-of-the-week to lean into the rumor that they're lesbian lovers in order to win a court case. And we didn't even get a fake dating kiss out of it, so if anyone wants to join my class action lawsuit for emotional harm, let me know.

Judge Claudia Friend:

Judges on The Good Fight, often have a fun little schtick that recurs throughout their guest appearances. Judge Claudia Friend is cursed to always preside over cases where the lawyers see fit to bicker like children the entire time. She is...so tired. (Hence why my multi-story saga about this minor character started with her getting absolutely railed over her desk by another judge--as played by Joanna Gleason).

In addition to three appearances in The Good Wife, including Audra McDonald's single guest appearance where they shared a scene, Claudia Friend presides over two episodes/cases in The Good Fight. And I, for one, would have liked more of this exhausted and exasperated judge in my life.

Lenore Rindell:

Mother of early-series protagonist Maia Rindell, Lenore is a co-conspirator of the ponzi scheme that makes Diane flat broke season one. While her husband fucks off to some island to avoid prosecution, Lenore has to stay and face the music. She's also having an affair with her brother-in-law, so there's that.

Okay, sucks for Diane and all that, but take a look at this woman and tell me you wouldn't let her do whatever she wanted? I support women's wrongs, and I really support the costume department putting Bernadette in this pretty little nightie. Anyway, Lenore is eventually prosecuted for her part in the whole financial scheme and her character is written out of the show.

Other Divas who appear on The Good Fight include: Brenda Braxton (Madeline Gilford - 16eps), Andrea Martin (Francesca Lovatelli - 6eps), Mary Testa (Amy Ann Howard - 3eps), Katrina Lenk (Naftali Amato - 3eps), Jayne Houdyshell (Renee Rampling - 2eps), LaChanze (Julius's Wife - 2eps), Carolee Carmello (Judge Eve Sebald - 2 eps), Linda Emond (Judge Leora Kuhn - 1ep), Katie Finneran (Valerie Peyser - 1ep), Judith Light (Deidre Quinn - 1ep), Joanna Gleason (Judge Carmella Romano - 1ep), Kelli O'Hara (Deirdre Kresteva - 1ep), NaTasha Yvette Williams (Juror - 1ep).

Other Divas who appear on The Good Wife include: Mary Beth Peil (Jackie Florrick - 49eps), Anika Noni Rose (Wendy Scott-Carr - 14eps), Vanessa Williams (Courtney Paige - 4eps), Joanna Gleason (Judge Carmella Romano - 3eps), Linda Emond (Judge Leora Kuhn - 3eps), Jan Maxwell (Camilla Vargas - 2eps), Debra Monk (Tracy Mintz - 1ep), Julie White (Selma Krause - 1ep), Susan Blackwell (Professor Jolie - 1ep), Tovah Feldshuh (Lena - 1ep), Karen Ziemba (Lina Banner - 1ep), Ann Harada (Isabel St. Jean -1ep), Donna Murphy (Judge Alice Adelson - 1ep), Victoria Clark (Shannon Janderman - 1ep), Jackie Hoffman (Judge Maria Felletti - 1ep).

And pretty much every other Broadway actor you can think of.