#daily Wednesday

[thechekhov]

I think we may have accidentally adopted an anteater.

[lotsofcelebs]

Jenna Ortega

[everyday-mspaint-kirby]

Day 442

[sparkle-on-jerma-daily]

pay them no mind they dare not break the oath of wednesday as long as you stay sparkling ...

[dailykakashipics]

[x-celebsreposted-x]

The beautiful jenna ortega😍✨️

[eloaholiveira]

Night 21

...of drawing the Werehog daily until he appears in new official media or Unleashed is ported to Steam

We are barack hog nation

[kiwiana-writes]

WIP Wednesday

I am full fucking steam ahead with the arranged marriage fic this week and having a blast. It's an absolute anachronism stew of, like: fantasy geography! but also a default assumption of sexuality in this world being bi/pan/mspec rather than straight! but also arranged marriages! but also internet!—world-building is my nemesis so we are one hundred percent just rolling with it, okay? Okay.

“Good afternoon, Queen Mary,” he says, rehearsed and careful. There’s a time and a place for his usual brand of irreverence, and even Alex knows this isn’t it. “Your kingdom has offered me such a warm welcome.” “Yes, they have.” Mary doesn’t exactly seem thrilled about that, which is rude. Alex is a fucking catch, actually. “It would appear that my people are excited for this wedding to go ahead. But are you? Does the prospect of finally being married to my grandson please you?” And how the fuck is Alex meant to answer such a direct question without kicking off a whole international incident? He can’t tell the truth, but neither can he bring himself to say what he knows she wants to hear. After a long, terrifying pause in which Alex is sure the entirety of both their families are staring at him, waiting for a response, he finally manages: “Our betrothal has been overlong, Your Majesty. I will be pleased to make Windsor my new home.” Mary purses her lips. “Indeed,” is all she says in reply, a clear dismissal and a sign for the receiving line to keep moving.

Forever feeling feral for whatever y'all are up to so tagging @affectionatelyrs @anincompletelist @beautifulhigh @celaestis1 @cha-melodius @clottedcreamfudge @cricketnationrise @cultofsappho @daisymae-12 @dumbpeachjuice @getmehighonmagic @happiness-of-the-pursuit @heybuddy-drabbles @hgejfmw-hgejhsf @hypnostheory @iboatedhere @indestructibleheart @indomitable-love @inexplicablymine @leaves-of-laurelin @myheartalivewrites @orchidscript @rmd-writes @roseapothecary @sherryvalli @smc-27 @sparklepocalypse @ssmtskw @stereopticons @suseagull04 @tintagel-or-cockleshells @welcometololaland and, as always, anyone who wants to play! (If you take the open tag please tag me so I can see!!)

[rattanwhip]

Anatomy of a Judge

[realgrumpycat]

Grumpy Cat’s NEW holiday graphic novel is out TODAY at comic shops everywhere! 🎄😾

It’s called “The Grumpus (And other Horrible Holiday Tales)” and is published by @AblazePub! ⛄️

🎁 Find your nearest comic book shop:

www.comicshoplocator.com

(Out everywhere else 11/28🎅)

[thechekhov]

This comic made it to my Patreon first, but I'm posting it here, finally. It's been two weeks now, and she's settling in well!

Aaand of course, we have dog photo tax:

Between the time this comic was drawn and posted, her ears have popped up!

[lotsofcelebs]

Jenna Ortega

[everyday-mspaint-kirby]

Day 449

[sparkle-on-jerma-daily]

it's wild Wild West Wednesday! this town ain't big enough for the both of us

IT'S WILD WEST WEDNESDAY! THIS TOWN AIN'T BIG ENOUGH FOR THE BOTH OF US

[popping-your-culture]

The Daily Katy - Bonus Katy!

[kingsbridgelibraryteens]

Reluctant Reader Wednesday: Dracula by Bram Stoker

Okay, I hear what you’re saying: why are you recommending THAT dusty old thing? How could a reluctant reader be enticed by a book that was written in the 19th century? Well, I’m recommending it because WHAT’S OLD IS NEW AGAIN. Also because (and this is important!) Dracula is a classic book that has aged well.

Even if you’ve never read this book, you already have an idea of what this story is about. A vampire is killing people, and some of the smartest and strongest people fight back. There’s lots of blood, and suspense, and drama. But if, like me, most of your understanding of Dracula came from movies and other kinds of pop culture, then reading the original book will surprise you. By the time you finish this story, you’ll have thoughts running through your mind like …

Who knew that an American cowboy was a major character in this story? 

Who knew that a woman was a major hero of this story?

“Lizard fashion”????

I’m REALLY in the mood for some paprika chicken right now! 

There are several different ways to enjoy the classic book Dracula. You can definitely check out a copy of the book from the library. But in “what’s old is new again” news, you can also read the story in chronological order through Dracula Daily emails, and you can listen to the story in chronological order through the Re: Dracula podcast!