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❤️‍🔥 Robin Scherbatsky moodboard ❤️‍🔥

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PRISON WORLD REVELRIES

Every day is a long time with anyone, but it seems almost bearable with these two. Lately, I have been thinking a lot about the prison world.

I've been plotting something as fluffy and sweet as the pancakes Damon makes for Bonnie.

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Stay Safe Online

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Me and my Coffee

Don’t ignore decaf people.

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Let's go to the mall everybody! HA!

Inktober number 28 was the word 'Sparkle'.

And you bet I didn't forget one off the greatest parts of the How I Met Your Mother series, 'Robin Sparkles'.

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god!

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Top Netflix shows to learn English According to AI

Friends: (English) - Still a top choice. Very clear American English, repetitive situations, and lots of common idioms.

How I Met Your Mother: (English) - Similar to Friends, but a bit more modern. Still very good for learning everyday conversation.

Brooklyn Nine-Nine: (English) - Modern sitcom with diverse characters and clear speech. Focuses on workplace interactions and humor.

The Good Place: (English) - Philosophical comedy with relatively simple language and a fun premise. Good for ethical discussions and character development.

Parks and Recreation: (English) - Mockumentary style with clear American English. Positive tone and engaging characters.

Gilmore Girls: (English) - Fast-paced dialogue, but generally clear. Focuses on family relationships and everyday life. Can be good for expanding vocabulary.

Modern Family: (English) - Diverse cast with different ages and backgrounds. Good for hearing various accents and conversational styles.

Grace and Frankie: (English) - Focuses on older characters, so the pace is a bit slower and the language is clear. Deals with themes of aging and friendship.

Queer Eye: (English) - Reality show with positive interactions and emotional vocabulary. Good for learning about self-care and acceptance.

Emily in Paris: (English) - While set in Paris, it's primarily in English. Lighthearted and focuses on cultural differences. Easy to follow.

Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt: (English) - Quirky comedy with a lot of energy. The language is modern and engaging.

Cobra Kai: (English) - Still a good option, especially if the learner is interested in action and teen drama.

Atypical: (English) - Focuses on a teenager on the autism spectrum, so the language is often direct and clear.

One Day at a Time: (English) - Sitcom with a Latino family. Good for learning about cultural nuances and family dynamics.Schitt's Creek: (English) - Canadian sitcom with a unique vocabulary, but the characters' interactions are very clear.

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friendship over

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The Neuroscience of Happiness: How to Rewire Your Brain for Joy! (Science-Backed Tips)

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🎱 Barney Stinson moodboard 🎱

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Full vid: https://youtu.be/yZTDxW0NROg Shorts: https://youtu.be/qhtpdcz4cno

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Without fail, whenever I need a laugh in my life, HIMYM does it.

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Tying the Knot in Snowy Splendor: Actor Josh Radnor's Enchanting Winter Wedding

In a poignant transition from reel to real, actor Josh Radnor, immortalized as Ted Mosby in the beloved series "How I Met Your Mother," recently embarked on a new chapter of his life. Beyond the scripted tales of MacLaren's Pub and romantic escapades, Radnor found his own 'Tracy' in psychologist Jordana Jacobs. Their enchanting winter wedding at the Cedar Lakes Estate in Hudson Valley unfolded like a scene from a fairy tale, creating a snowy haven for the couple's heartfelt vows. This article delves into the love story that bloomed amidst a winter storm, exploring the real-life bliss of a man who once searched for 'the one' on our TV screens.

Love in the Winter Storm: How the 'How I Met Your Mother' Star Found His Real-Life 'Tracy

In a heartwarming turn of events, Josh Radnor, widely recognized for his iconic role as Ted Mosby in the hit series "How I Met Your Mother," recently tied the knot with psychologist Jordana Jacobs. The couple exchanged vows in a magical winter wonderland setting at the Cedar Lakes Estate in Hudson Valley. The actor, aged 49, took to Instagram to share glimpses of their snowy-filled weekend wedding, expressing gratitude for the presence of loved ones who braved the storm to celebrate their special day. The love story began during a retreat in 2022, where Radnor and Jacobs first crossed paths. The actor, known for his sincerity and charm on and off the screen, shared his joy with followers, stating, "I can’t believe my great good fortune that I get to call this extraordinary woman my wife." The wedding, captured beautifully by the talented team at Forged in the North, showcased the surreal experience of heavy snowfall, cozy fires, and warm hearts.

From Stage Hints to Instagram Delight: The Unveiling of Josh Radnor's Real-Life Romance

Josh Radnor's journey to marital bliss included a hint dropped during his sold-out NYC tour stop in November 2023. On stage, the actor and singer revealed that the inspiration for his song "Brooklyn Girl" struck him during a friend's "psychedelic" event, where he encountered his future bride. The revelation added an unexpected twist to the tour, leaving fans pleasantly surprised.   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Josh Radnor (@joshradnor) The Instagram post announcing the wedding triggered a flood of comments, with fans of "How I Met Your Mother" playfully referencing the show. The comments section featured nods to memorable catchphrases and moments from the series, showcasing the enduring impact of the beloved show on its audience. References to the legendary yellow umbrella, the iconic line "legendary," and the anticipation of hearing the incredible story were abundant. In conclusion, Josh Radnor's snowy wedding weekend not only marks a personal milestone for the actor but also resonates as a delightful continuation of the romance that endeared him to audiences worldwide through "How I Met Your Mother." From TV screens to real-life fairy tales, Radnor's journey proves that sometimes, love stories extend beyond the script. Read the full article

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Barney Stinson Roots for the Bad Guy in Movies! 😂 

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