#march 29 2023

[dogstomp]

Dogstomp #3010 - March 29th

Patreon / Discord Server / Itaku / Bluesky

[glimmerofawesome]

[mermaidinthecity]

lucyhale: ☁️☁️☁️ @kristin_ess @jennakristina @erinwalshstyle

[dteam-snaps]

→ MARCH 29 2023

[crstvlll]

“I see. The more I see the more accurate (It will be.)”, Acrylic on canvas

[vyxart]

[sisa98225]

“Happy are they all who fear the Lord, and who follow in his ways.” —Psalm 128:1

[music-asylum]

March 29, 2023

[untothebreach]

Yeah I have the stigmata (chronic headaches, wrist and leg pain, chest pain from panic attacks, back and shoulder pain, all for no goddamn reason)

[genevawrenn]

Two MCC's in a row dunking on Purpled.

MCC 29, you are a great time from many perspectives.

Stream date is March 19 2023

[ughhhdavid]

Ted Lasso // How I Met Your Mother

[brian-in-finance]

Eleanor and Caitríona: De Beers Flagship Store Opening Event, 24 November 2021, London (Photo: Getty Images)

Tony, Caitríona, and Eleanor: Wimbledon, Day 7, Centre Court, 8 July 2019, London (Photo: Getty Images)

Filming has commenced in Leeds and Belgium on the six-parter from Professor T producer Eagle Eye Drama, which follows Tomlinson’s Evie and Pete (Harry Potter star Alfred Enoch), who move into an upscale neighborhood and find themselves in a world of curtain twitching and status anxiety. They find friendship in the shape of the couple next door, alpha traffic cop Danny (Heughan) and his wife, glamorous yoga instructor Becka (Jessica De Gouw), but after Danny and Evie share a passionate night together, there is trouble ahead.

The U.S. streamer and UK network, who never have co-produced together, described The Couple Next Door as a “psychological drama, exploring the stultifying claustrophobia of suburbia and the fallout of chasing your darkest desires.”

Tomlinson is best known for playing Demelza Poldark opposite Aidan Turner across five seasons of hit BBC drama Poldark. Other credits include Stephen Merchant comedy-drama The Outlaws and Netflix’s upcoming adaptation of David Nicholls’ One Day.

Scottish actor Heughan is gearing up for a seventh season of Starz hit Outlander, in which he plays Jamie Fraser, while he is also starring in Priyanka Chopra Jonas rom-com Love Again with Celine Dion – set for May release. He generated headlines recently when his memoir revealed how a brutal rape scene in Outlander Season 1 had impacted him negatively.

Marcella writer David Allison is penning The Couple Next Door, Professor T‘s Dries Vos is directing, and EPs are Jo McGrath, Walter Iuzzolino and Alison Kee.

The thriller is based on Dutch series New Neighbours and feeds into Eagle Eye’s strategy of turning European hits into shows for the major English-language markets, following Channel 4’s Suspect, which is based on a Danish series, and ITV’s Professor T, which is based on a show from Belgium.

The show was commissioned by Channel 4’s Caroline Hollick and Rebecca Holdsworth. EVP Programming Karen Bailey is overseeing The Couple Next Door for Starz, and it will be distributed by Beta Film.

Instagram Deadline

Jamie & Claire Fraser: S04E03 The False Bride, 18 November 2018

Photo

How Well Do Outlander's Caitríona Balfe & Sam Heughan Know Each Other? | Vanity Fair Game Show, Season 6 Promo, 14 April 2022, YouTube

Remember… when you’re working with your friends, it doesn’t feel like it’s work. — Ken Jeong

[0nlinejournal]

03/29/2023 12:13 am

Did the pbots calm down while I was away?

It's been a while since I've wrote. I think I burnt out for a bit. In regards to absolutely everything. I don't think I'm fully recovered still, but I am more situated now. I cried so hard today that I burst the blood vessels under my eyes. From a distance I thought the little red spots were leftovers from the red eyeshadow I wore yesterday. Nope nope nope! Lasting signs that I'm a crybaby.

I thought I wanted to type, but I think I'd actually really like to read until I fall asleep. I've gotten back into the groove of reading frequently. At of the three books I'm reading, I'm most interested in The Devil in the White City by Erik Larson. I'm usually not a big history/non-fiction buff, but holy cannoli the way Larson is able to string together information is captivating. It feels like a narrative. I'm also just whole-heartedly impressed by the magnitude of information he was able to accumulate for this book. I have looked him up since reading, because I really am impressed with the book, and he's a journalist, so I guess the impressive gathering of information makes sense. I'm also finally getting around to reading The Hobbit! I lost the copy I have for a week though, which is why I started reading Larson's book. I am also reading The Picture of Dorian Gray on my phone. I've also bought a handful of books in the past month or so. Lots of reading to do!

Some updates I guess? I work my production assistant job like once a month now since I have acquired three shifts a week as a barista. I have not officially (as in I still have my lease for my apartment) but sort of officially (all of my stuff is moved in) moved in with my boyfriend. I have my own room and everything. I haven't been sleeping in here much, but I do spend a lot of time in here. My phone screen has been yellow for months. I dropped it and I think the LED wiggled in a way that just turned the screen yellow. I need a new phone. I paid my stupid taxes. I'm apprehensive about a friend (I am again rethinking someone's character). I am still cleaning the tattoo shop, but I'd really like to quit, I think.

I am currently listening to the free to download soundtrack from the game Milk Outside a Bag of Milk Outside a Bag Milk (available on Steam).

Goodnight

12:35 am

[dteam-snaps]

→ MARCH 29 2023

[iconicranboo]

RANBOO: guys … i would be reeeeallly upset … nooo one clip these moments … noooo one share this ! GUYS— *giggles*