#modern convertibles

[techdriveplay]

The Best Convertible Cars for Summer Driving

There’s something undeniably exhilarating about hitting the open road during summer, with the wind in your hair and the sun warming your skin. For many, driving a convertible offers the perfect blend of freedom and fun, making it the ultimate summer companion. When it comes to the best convertible cars for summer driving, it’s essential to consider factors like performance, comfort, and, of…

[journen]

This was doodled a few days ago, inspired by a snippet from @theedwardianone ‘s fic they shared with me in our discord! We were talking about Soap & Ghost height difference 😳 , tippy toe kiss, and flustered Ghost, and it spawned this HAHAHVFHDVJDVSJA

And her fic is finished now, so if you wanna read it here’s the link!! :)

[manicpixiejinxgirl]

Anyone who makes a modern au of Arcane that doesn't include a freshly out of jail young adult Vi and a long suffering totally not shady businessman Silco having split custody of a pissy teen Jinx who constantly pits her guardians against eachother to get exactly what she wants is doing it incorrectly

[hometoursandotherstuff]

The former 1891 town hall in Denver, CO was converted to a residence and houses the owner's museum-quality car collection, which is amazing. However, the 4bd, 8ba, 13, 656 sq ft home is so ultra modern in design, there aren't many, if any, historic features. $10.9m.

Large entrance hall. I recognize this home- I posted it quite awhile ago. It probably hasn't sold b/c it's been over-renovated.

They really modernized the historic building. It's disappointing when you don't see anything original.

Very open concept main living area. I wonder what it looked like, originally.

Formal dining room.

Not feeling the kitchen.

They've got a den here.

The home is so big, that they have more than one bar.

Patio outside the bar.

Huge primary bedroom has a clear fireplace and a large sitting room.

Look at the size of the en-suite.

Closet/dressing room. Geez, those closets are so high up.

The home gym is a part of the bedroom suite.

Check out the rooftop deck with outdoor kitchen.

I think that the industrial style rec room is the coolest space in the house. It has the owner's antique car next to the bar.

Here's another display area and the most impressive part of the house.

I guess that the home theater has a counter for eating and drinking during the movie.

Colorful wine cellar.

Hallway to the bedrooms.

Guest suite.

In the back you can see the modern additions and the huge parking area.

Aerial view shows the patios and rooftop deck on the 0.29 acre lot.

https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/400-Saint-Paul-St-Denver-CO-80206/72297590_zpid/?

[ya-boi-haru]

FABLE LORE SPOILERS:

"Aw Ulysses and Aax are father and child.... that's so great-"

*scribbling out notes for my fanfic lore*

"I love that for them-"

*crosses out the whole page*

"Really cute and sweet for them"

*tears out the page-*

[anastuffsstuffs]

rip marinette dupain cheng you would have absolutely loved chappell roan

[the-catboy-minyan]

people who use DNA tests to """prove""" Jews aren't indigenous to Israel by showing some Israelis ancestry is purely European.

you know Jewish converts are a thing right?

[syninplays]

*sweating, with tears still running down my face* look guys I made a chairlift!!

[arcadianambivalence]

Started reading The Vampire Armand to help me understand the backstory for a fic I've been planning.

I knew what was coming. I'd read the summary. I was warned by so many fans, but still...this is one of the saddest fucking works of fiction I've read in a long time...and I'm only on chapter three.

[communistkenobi]

I’m curious if other communists have like a religious relationship to their political beliefs for lack of a better word? That’s not a good word to use but I don’t know how else to describe it. I’m solidly atheist but all of the feelings and emotions religious people talk about, revelation and spiritual connection to community and so on are all things I experience pretty regularly and I interpret those feelings as fundamentally communist. the way I take in and absorb information in particular feels revelatory in a religious sense. I’m pretty sure this is fairly common with MLs but I’m curious about it in general

[lyricallymnded]

pink convertible // marina

[thunderandsage]

am thinking abt the vulcan language, and specifically right now about how surak’s reformations come in—like, would it be logical to leave a language alone since it’s done the job for millennia and the majority of people speak it, even if it contains illogic like any language that’s evolved organically, or would the vulcans of the time find it necessary to uproot entire rules of their language? was the push for vulcan civil wars to end accompanied with a new language that gained popularity? what do vulcans think of the sapir-whorf hypothesis? if language is built on the concept that representational symbols are by nature arbitrary (e.g. two completely different-sounding words can mean the same thing) can there be a language that can call itself “more objective”? i have so many questions

[whoiskt]

"And Isaac spake unto Abraham his father, and said, My father: and he said, Here am I, my son. And he said, Behold the fire and the wood: but where is the lamb for a burnt offering?" Genesis 22:7

"The Story of Isaac" by Leonard Cohen | "The Little Prince" directed by Mark Osborne | "Poor Isaac" by The Airborne Toxic Event | "Castlevania: Nocturne" by Clive Bradley | "We are Gods! We are Wolves!" by LE LOUP | "The Last of Us" by Naughty Dog

[maliciousalice]

Heartbeat 1989: Um, more please?

[hometoursandotherstuff]

This very large 1872 church in Grand Haven, Michigan was basically turned into a mansion. It has 3bds. 3 full ba. & 3 1/2 ba. Listed for $2.825M.

Lovely entrance foyer.

Isn’t this elegant? That staircase.

Look at the clock. Very dramatic. This is such a big space, it makes the piano look small.

What a beautiful fireplace. Love the rounded hearth.

Plenty of space for spreading out in the living room area.

They left the original stained glass windows, but look at the windows on the left. They made one, clear glass. I like that, it’s a good compromise. 

Very elegant counter and look at the ceiling lights. On the left they put up a dividing wall that looks like an art piece.

Look at the stairs sweeping over the kitchen. This is stunning- love the contrast of the dark island.

What a lovely corner.

That desk is made out of an antique piano.

Gorgeous dining area. Love the red chandeliers.

Look at these gates. Such amazing attention to details.

So many nice areas - there’s a spiral staircase to the 2nd level in here, too.

Beautiful hall to a terrace. This is so nice.

Check out the main bd. Stunning.

Look at the keyhole entrance to the en-suite.

What a bath. Glass blocks, and the size of that shower.

Walk-in closet.

Check out the roof-top pool.

Another piano up in the loft.

Check out the basement- simulated golf, beautiful fireplace, pool table and bar. 

Plus a wine cellar.

Even the car has a decorated garage.

Powder room on the basement level.

Two other bds. and baths. They’re beautiful, also.

And, look at the bell tower. I’m sure you can get up there, too. What an amazing home.

https://www.sandigentry.com/ListingDetails/600-Washington-Avenue-Grand-Haven-MI-49417/22044925

[themalhambird]

Look I just think that Alfred Hillinghead should be able to lie on a sofa with his head in Henry's lap having his hair played with while Henry reads him the latest article he's writing.