#the river's edge

[nightmarebees]

Some things never change... BETTY AND VERONICA Riverdale (2017-)

[motionpicturesource]

THE RIVER'S EDGE (1957) - Directed by Allan Dwan

[theafictionados]

Best Outfit in Every Riverdale Episode (Blanche)

Riverdale Episode 101: The River's Edge by the Afictionados Podcast Network

[richardarmitagefanpage]

The River's Edge by Joy Ellis, narrated by Richard, will be released on Audible US and UK on September 21, 2023.

[bluedelune]

Jake and Fia's ranch shanty house. I'm only willing to entertain this because I watched The River's Edge, and it took my heart.

[dilfgifs]

Keanu Reeves As Jack

In Babes in toyland (1986)

[alexcabotgf]

KEANU REEVES as Matt in RIVER'S EDGE 1986

[missescalientee]

Brozone parents!! Vidalia and Blaze!

Vidalia is named and modeled after an onion, for funsies, also River was told not to name their kid after a vegetable but he did anyway cuz he loves onions :)

Blaze is a wild child and an adrenaline junkie, he gets into trouble for fun, and takes "you only live once" very seriously

Vidalia likes how wild he is but River fears that it's gonna get them both killed one day 😔

[45hz]

keanu reeves (in river’s edge, 1986)

[discoscoob]

They’re the same

[mysterious-secret-garden]

Harold Nelson - Undine by the river. The Caxton Series, 1901.

[idontmindifuforgetme]

it’s the most tired cliche of all time but whenever I spend hours at the library after a long day I’m like… my heart literally belongs here it’s embedded here I can feel the ghost of my 12 year old self nestled somewhere bw the bookshelves in the furthest corner and it is home

[born-in-the-silver-springs]

I lied there’s no Netflix. We’re listening to Bruce Springsteen first seven albums and I’m explaining intricacies of every single song and what was going on during Bruce’s life at this point.

[theafictionados]

Best Outfit in Every Riverdale Episode (Robyn)

Riverdale Episode 101: The River's Edge by the Afictionados Podcast Network

[richardarmitagefanpage]

The River’s Edge by Joy Ellis, narrated by Richard, is now available on Audible US and UK.

[andmaybegayer]

Every time I sharpen a knife I am astounded by the control and perception you can exert on the world with your hands. You're just rubbing some metal over a rough flat surface, but you can tell when the surface is slightly not flat by a few micrometers because the blade will scrape across it unevenly. You can perfectly follow a curved edge to set an even grind by pure feel of friction, even with confounding factors like an uneven stone and haphazardly applied water as lubricant.

You can maintain a consistent angle and reset that angle multiple times as you flip from side to side, you can feel out that your draw length is the same and you feel a kind of innate wrongness when you don't draw long enough on one side as the other. I'm not even particularly good at this and I can get a shaving edge on my knives in a few minutes.

Like, I do other hand crafts, sewing, sure, I can sew a 2mm backstitch seam all day, but there's so much obvious visual feedback to help you do it, here you are on a mode of operation that cannot be perceived visually pretty much at all, and it works!