#milward

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Bash's new Tiktok with his Mom, Kiera and Nell

[sweaterkittensahoy]

Any vintage crocheters have a good guide for Milward's steel hooks in milimeters? I've got 2 different conversion guides telling me a UK steel #6 is a .6mm and another saying it's a 1.1mm

I did a swatch with the .6, and it's not matching the given gauge, so I'm thinking the .6mm conversion is wrong, and it would really help me out to know what's right.

Meanwhile, this same conversion chart (which has been my go-to for a while) also disagrees on some American sizing, but only in the really odd numbers, so who even fucking knows.

[politicaldilfs]

Wyoming Governor DILFs

Clifford Hansen, David Freudenthal, Edgar Herschler, Mark Gordon, Joe Hickey, Frank A. Barrett, Nels H. Smith, Jack R. Gage, Mike Sullivan, Lester C. Hunt, Matt Mead, Stanley K. Hathaway, Milward Simpson, Jim Geringer

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Bash, Charlie Besso, Connor Jessup and Kiera Milward at Nell Tiger Free's birthday party last night ✨

📸 kieramilwarddd

[digitalfountains]

Evelina Milward by Jason Henley

[lady-trent]

J.R. Milward’s Tomb Raider: Path of the Black Alchemist is finally out!

OMG OMG OMG IT’S FINALLY HERE!!!

Jenni Milward’s Tomb Raider The Angel of Darkness novelisation PART 2 - Path of the Black Alchemist

I haven’t been this hyped in a solid decade and can’t wait to get my eyes on it!

Thank you, Jenni!

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J. R. Milward is writing a sequel to Tomb Raider Angel of Darkness, coming very soon~!

Return to the Shadow War...   Tomb Raider: Path of the Black Alchemist - a full-length novel following on from The Angel of Darkness, written by J. R. Milward and endorsed by Murti Schofield!   Coming soon!  For more info: http://jrmilward.com

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Carrie Fisher's last movie

[shippingdragons]

Four Poems From Ukraine launches online this Friday Feb 24. The performers include Bréon Rydell, Linda Thorson, Toby Stephens and Kristin Milward. Link

[sweet-sweet-petunia]

Flufftober Day 11

Prompt: Meet Cute

Pairing: Daphne Woodbridge and Milward Phelps (Star of Christmas/Easter Carol with a BRAND NEW PETUNIA CHARACTER MAKING HER INTERNET DEBUT)

Daphne Woodbridge was at the church to see the Star of Christmas. Every journalist for The London Post Gazette was. And as they watched the performance - the rocketing in, the very cute cucumber illuminated with electric lights on the scenery rather than the star itself - they all knew it would be all over the next day’s front page.

While many of her colleagues seemed to gravitate towards the angle of not even showing the star and how the pageant was still wonderful, Daphne was more interested in a certain individual. The rocket carried 5 different veggies. Reverend Gilbert and his son, Edmund, playwrights Cavis Appythart and Milward Phelps…and an asparagus who didn’t seem related to the show at all.

She hummed and hawed over it. He was sat next to Effie Pickering - was he possibly an actor? Daphne loved the theatre, and his face didn’t seem familiar. He was an asparagus - perhaps a relative of the pastor and his family?

As the masses filed out after mass, Daphne unfortunately lost the man in the crowd. But who might possibly know more? The rhubarb scanned the crowd…no sign of the reverend or his family…but…was that old man Nezzer? Talking to Cavis Appythart?

She waited for her chance, and then, as soon as whatever conversation they were having closed, she moved in. “Cavis Appythart? Daphne Woodbridge of the London Post Gazette.”

“Oh.” The tomato winced. “Hi.”

“Can I ask you who that fifth person who flew into the theatre was?” She asked.

“There were only four of us.” Cavis replied, confused.

Daphne shook her head “the third asparagus-“

“There were only two.” Cavis spoke assuredly “Edmund and the Reverend.”

“Hey, Cavis,” a voice soon interrupted “Were we still gonna pop by the jail and visit Mr. Pincher?”

“In a moment, Milward.” Cavis shook his head. “As I was saying, there were only the four of us on that carriage-“

“Until we went through the bank!” Milward interrupted, eyes wide with excitement “Then we picked up a hitchhiker! Boy, THAT was crazy-“

“A hitchhiker?” Daphne questioned, the fire in the search for her lead reignited.

“Yeah, we picked him up inside the bank, seemed like his shift was done anyway, but…” Milward trailed off, before suddenly becoming a lot more…bashful. “Uh, sorry, who are you? I don’t think we’ve met.”

“Daphne Woodbridge.” She introduced. “Of the London Post Gazette.”

“It’s a pleasure to meet you, Miss Woodbridge,” the cucumber smiled sheepishly. “I’m-“

“Milward Phelps!” She exclaimed excitedly. “I’m a huge fan of your work. Your composition for turtle wax was inspired.” She gushed.

“Why thank you!” He smiled proudly.

“We wrote that together-“ Cavis tried to interject.

He went unheard. “Mr. Phelps, would I be able to schedule an interview? Find out more about the rogue hitchhiker at the bank?”

“Sure!” He beamed. “I’m free all the time, since our shows cancelled due to the theatre burning down and…I’m not free,” he sighed. “Since I’ll be working for Uncle Nezzer to pay it off. The only time I’d be available would be well after dinner, and I don’t think your husband would think kindly of you meeting up with another man at that hour.”

“I don’t have a husband.” She giggled. “So that won’t be an issue.”

“Your boyfriend, then.” Milward corrected.

“Don’t have one of those at the moment either.” She batted her eyelashes. “So I can meet you when you’re free. F-for an interview, of course!”

Milward’s face lit up far more than it should have to be accepting an interview. “Yes! I look forward to it! Say tomorrow outside Nezzer’s factory?”

“Sounds perfect!” She, too, was looking forward to this more than a usual interview, but didn’t dare say that out loud. She wouldn’t want to jinx anything.

[tailsbeth-writes]

As a writer this is the stuff I aspire to be for someone cause as a reader I appreciate it so damn much.

I love when you find an author who just has a good flavor to their writing. It could be the way they handle characters, the way they use certain tropes or themes, even the specific lilt of their words. Its familiar and comforting and carries across different stories, like coming back to a place of comfort and recognizing the furniture.

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Bash in Kiera's story 💗

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[ wait path of the black alchemist is a FREE DOWNLOAD??? ]

[whats-in-a-sentence]

Jane Milward, the wife of a miner in the late 1700s, fed her husband Richard and their six children, as a report described:

The management of the ground is in good measure left to his wife Jane, although her husband always assists in digging after his hours of ordinary labour (in the pit). In 13 years their scrap of ground yielded good crops of potatoes peas and cabbages, which she sold in Shrewsbury. She kept a pig and used its droppings for manure along with what she and the children could scrape off the roads. Without Jane's efforts, a family of six children would have been reduced to pauperdom.

"Normal Women: 900 Years of Making History" - Philippa Gregory

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Bash with Kiera Milward and Nell Tiger Free

📸 @kieramilwarddd IG story

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Evelina Milward by Jason Henley