#Fish in a tree

[cloversplace]

rip sodapop curtis u would’ve loved reading fish in a tree

[thesilly-goose]

i read a book once and a character compared star trek tos to a puppet show put on by a first-grader and ngl i do see it

[idratherstayinside6]

I forgot to mention something in my other post so I'll try and explain who I am more!

I am she/her and I sometimes play guitar. My favorite songs so far are

"Devil town"-By CaveTown.

"sailor song"-By Gigi Perez

I am Latina Americana. I have two best friends and so far my favorite books are

"You know me so well"- By Nina La'cor.

"Fish in a tree"- By Linda Mullaly Hunt.

My favorite Hazbin hotel ship is Chaggie and for Hellavaboss is Stolitz (I know their lowkey plain but I love em so much). Other ships I like are

-Huskerdust

-M&M

-Lucilith

-Guitarspear

-Luggie (AS EX'S [also Stephanie said they weren't exactly "Ex's" more like flings])

-Luzity

And of course no hate to other ships pls ship what you like just don't hate on mine. I am also Catholic. I'm trying to learn sailor song on guitar but so far I'm not so great at it. Also I'm not actually going to reveal my name so just call me R.

[ramblings-of-lola]

Trying something new... monthly aesthetic wrap-ups

Hell Bent - fantastical horror ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️/5

Fish in a Tree - middle-grade realistic fiction ⭐️⭐️⭐️/5

[nesmie]

Painting can save lives!

(Imagine you're a fish, minding your own business, when a predator shows up, and there’s nowhere to hide. You wouldn’t think so, but the best solution? Grab a brush, paint a nice big tree, and voilà—instant fish sanctuary!)

;-)

[fizzlo-and-the-cubes]

when the malewife duo is malewives to each other and baghera is also there in her cupboard

[samimarkart]

sticker voting is up on patreon for this month! super happy with all of these options and i am eagerly awaiting which one wins 😇

[orofeaiel]

We were lucky enough to be the only people at this beautiful lake in the national forest yesterday. Unfortunately, though, the fish weren't biting.

[thunderstruck9]

Lin Onus (Australian, 1948-1996), Lightning Weed and Ripple, 1996. Acrylic on canvas, 91.5 x 122 cm.

[uwhe-arts]

. . . | uwhe-arts

[pangeen]

" So Many Salmon " // © John Derting

[viviansturns]

𝑹𝑬𝑷𝑶𝑺𝑻𝑰𝑵𝑮 𝑨𝑳𝑳 𝑻𝑯𝑬 𝑫𝑰𝑽𝑰𝑫𝑬𝑹𝑺 𝑰𝑽𝑬 𝑬𝑽𝑬𝑹 𝑴𝑨𝑫𝑬 (for my new account)

like + repost and tag me in your post, tyyyy!

[garkgatiss]

Look. I am tired of catching strays on this. If you're going to invoke the Secret Fourth Sherlock Episode in relation to your own fandom's unhinged post-finale copium behavior, you need to know your fandom history.

Specifically, you need to realize that the origin of the Secret Fourth Episode idea came from a BFI screening Q&A -- specifically a journalist (for RadioTimes, unless my memory fails me) asking the showrunners about the possibility of a Secret Fourth Episode. The Q&A where this hypothesis was first floated took place three days before the finale had actually aired. In response to this question, the showrunners laughed and denied it, but joked that the hypothetical episode could be called "The Lost Special", a reference to The Story of the Lost Special, a crypto-Holmesian detective story about a missing train written by Conan Doyle during the hiatus between The Final Problem and The Hound of the Baskervilles.

Again: the hypothetical fourth Sherlock episode had been given a title by the showrunners three days before anyone except a screening audience had even seen the third episode. The idea, outlandish as it was, had originated with a question from a professional media beat reporter. The answer to that question was one of the few tidbits from the Q&A granted immediate release and not embargoed until after the episode aired.

In the lead up to the finale, this was absolutely mystifying information to receive -- why on earth would a journalist be asking about a secret fourth episode??? After seeing the finale (first when a leaked Russian dub was inexplicably shared by official BBC accounts for some fucking reason, then the official broadcast), the idea that they were attempting to prime hardcore fans for some kind of insane media stunt became one possible explanation.

All this to say: I was there, Gandalf. I watched the premiere of Apple Tree Yard with the best of them, feeling like a lunatic before, during, and after. There was a thread of reasoning that led us there, however tenuous, and it turns out watching a random show that is definitely not a Secret Sherlock Fourth Episode while feeling like a lunatic is still a pretty harmless place to be led in order to rule out a tenuous hypothesis about a tv show.

But if your other fandom's finale debacle doesn't even have a hypothetical title for its secret episode direct from a showrunner's mouth announced three days before you have any reason to think there might be a need for one, your fandom has less a foundation than any Secret Sherlock Fourth Episode theorists did.

[thewholediamondsky]

"You're so quiet today darling, what's on your mind?"

I was busy thinking about the manga/anime male characters whose physical appearance were inspired by real people...

[fmstonecarving]

I carved this a while back for the Ad Gefrin Anglo-Saxon museum. With highly stylised Anglo-Saxon imagery this large stone carving is actually the answer to a riddle, I'm yet to find out what the riddle is however.

[since-times-long-forgotten]

If anyone has any music recommendations that have similar vibes to the bands/musical artists below, please let me know! I yearn for the whimsy :>

The Oh Hellos

The Amazing Devil

The Arcadian Wild

The Crane Wives

The Paper Kites

Yaelokre

Small Fools

Dune Moss

oh also one I found more recently: Lo & the High Road

editing to add, because somehow I forgot??: Rabbitology