#nineteen seventy

[books-to-add-to-your-tbr]

Title: The Seven

Author: Sarah M. Cradit

Series or standalone: series

Publication year: 2018

Genres: fiction, fantasy, paranormal, historical fiction, supernatural, romance

Blurb: The seven Deschanel siblings live with their long-suffering mother in a historic Garden District mansion. Each of them is unique, born with a gift...in some cases, a gift they wish they could give back. When August Deschanel died, he left his wife, Irish Colleen, with more than seven children to raise. She inherited a job she was never prepared for: bringing up his heirs in a world she doesn't understand. She'd never seen true magic before marrying into the most prominent and mysterious family in New Orleans. Now, she can't escape it. Irish Colleen knows a terrible secret: her youngest, a prophet, has seen a future that is unavoidable. The Deschanels will not leave 1970 without losing one of the seven. She knows only that it will happen, not when, how, or to whom. Charles, the playboy heir apparent; Augustus, the family fixer; Colleen, the unfailing pragmatist; Madeline, the bleeding heart; Evangeline, the genius; Maureen, the dreamer; Elizabeth, the tortured one. One of her children must die, and Irish Colleen can do nothing to stop it.

[sprolden]

just finally watched rocky horror just so i can fully understand the glee episode based on it. i started the glee ep and i was like no i need to get the full experience and Thats what finally got me to watch rocky horror after all these years

[sardonic-the-writer]

hi friend sard! question inspired by my brain deciding this is the absolute best time to start trying to write a coming of age story despite having so much work to do / catch up on and having one of my finals tmrw: how would ezra act in a coming of age story? this could be a more realistic one, like him moving schools as a kids, or one with supernatural :] elements, like development of powers or traveling to another world or smthn

interesting one! honestly if there were ever going to be a coming of age movie staring or even featuring ezra, it would be of a summer camp type situation. the whole shebang. he's a camp counselor trying to find a way to occupy the hot summer hours, make new friends his age, all while beating the heat. the movie would be spent either with him as the comedic side relief to the two other counselors that are obviously the stereotypical love interests, making friendship bracelets with the kids, or just straight up being the protagonist that ends up finding himself amongst buggy weather and spilt soda.

or at least that would be the plot, if it wasn't for the last hour of the movie that is spent focusing on the slaughter of the camp, ending in him falling down a well escaping from said slaughterer— the likes of which has fangs and fingernails sharper than knives

[bedforddanes75]

this is the best result to anything ive ever searched in my life

[ellecdc]

but the best part of moonwater x reader was definitely barty screeching I MISSED DANCING QUEEN ⁉️⁉️⁉️⁉️😨😨😨☹️☹️☹️😡😡😡

Honestly, fair.

[prince--kiriona]

currently arguing with someone about whether or not "hey guys" is gender neutral (it's not) (i know this is pointless) (i couldn't help myself) and honestly the willful ignorance that most english speakers have towards confronting the ways in which masculinity is made the default in their language is making me fucking nostalgic for how blatantly gendered romance languages like portuguese and spanish are. at least when every fucking word is gendered you realise that it's happening

[fortheturnstiles]

robbie mentioning all these movies in testimony

[meadow-dusk]

Neil Young | Hammersmith Odeon, London | 30 March 1976 ©️ Ken Parsons

[batteredshoes]

Where you from, ese?

[twin-fantasies]

SHE SAYS BAAAAABBEEE YOU LOOOK SOOOOOO COOOOOOLLLL

[dykebeckett]

I’m just sat here looking at my boxes of books that I am too frail to lift without injury and thinking about how much money this collection represents over the course of two decades of being a book enjoyer. yay 😁❤️

[nomorelolanight]

Takiaispallo (1970) ♡

Terhi Panula (Annika Saarinen) and Kirka Babitzin (as a rockstar boyfriend)

[steelycunt]

obscure crudely-made youtube videos with 832 views by accounts with no pfp and usernames like JohnRoberts64 are like handfuls of shiny and delicious birdseed and middle-aged fathers using their children's logins are like a horde of starving pigeons pecking at it blissfully

[ellecdc]

My school had a play of Mamma Mia and all I could think of was Barty and you’re writing when they said the dancing queen

BARTY FOR DANCING QUEEN

(I love that it made you think of me, I love you all beyond words, truly)

[brltpop]

The universe was listening during 1979 because omfg