#just get cosy

[kiwiplaetzchen]

🎉🎉 Happy 2024 🎉🎉

[tennant]

DOCTOR WHO (2005—) "The End of Time, Part. 2" (2010) // "The Giggle" (2023)

[satans-knitwear]

that is fancy enough for today ✨

Treat me ~ Tip me ~ More of me

[astrainclinantsednonobligan]

Thunderstorm. My house. Be there or be square

[greenlaut]

on the way ! ✩°｡⋆⸜ 🎧

[averlym]

,,, sun-dappled sheets...

[casdeans-pie]

Dean, whispering to the Angel in bed beside him who literally cannot sleep: Cas. You awake?

[anemone-ships]

🌙 📺 now i’m getting kinda used to you

[softleesam]

trying to watch movies with your ler but instead you're in and out of sleep so they tickle you awake softly whenever you get to the good parts-

[tennant]

DOCTOR WHO (2005-) "Doomsday" (2.13) // "Arachnids in the UK" (11.04)

[turtletoria]

sleeby

[mossflower]

ok i’m sorry the only thing i’m going to be a dick about is the new tardis interior. like i love the shape and the console and the walkways but whyyyy is it all white

[qlventingspace]

I read on twt someone described firstkhao as queercoded and I can't agree more

[greenlaut]

sons of gondor ⋆ ☀︎ ⋆⁺₊⋆

[mukuberry]

i think if we sat john kayano down on a comfy sofa and drapped a blanket over his shoulders and turned the fire on and put a little hot chocolate in his hands. he'd be okay

[hella1975]

i want to see what england is like in the winter. do u like the winter there or do u prefer summer?

hmmm this is hard to answer because i prefer summer in the sense that i get to do things and im not being battered by mental illness quite as much and the sun is out etc etc, but i do think im incredibly guilty of romanticising autumn/winter and seeing as the question is about england in winter i think i'll lean towards that because the things i love about summer here are things i love about summer IN GENERAL whereas the winter months have some more specifically england reasons. like yes it gets dark at 6pm and it rains more often than it doesnt and the entire country exists under a grey blanket of puddles and clouds for four slutty slutty months, but also... i guess there's a sense that this is what it's supposed to be like. like THAT is england in a way the bright sunny summers aren't. england is wet and miserable which means we function best when it's wet and miserable, so i always think everyone feels very settled in winter. we get comfortable. we wrap up warm. we make soup. we put the kettle on. going to the pub feels cosier. you sit in a booth with your friends and get a pint. the last bus hasn't left yet but it's already dark out. sometimes it snows and settles on the countryside and it's beautiful. we have bonfire night in november where everyone waves sparklers in a muddy field and we eat toffee apples and still-warm donuts and we watch fireworks and light a big bonfire. in winter all the historical buildings look less out of place, every exposed beam and crooked alley and cobbled street appearing exactly as they should against the elements. all the english ever do is talk about the weather but winter makes it all feel more contained. strangers on the street will laugh with you about the rain. old people will start small talk at bus shelters about the lack of rain. the christmas lights reflect in the puddles on the street.