#maranda

[expectsomechange]

Forgot to post these goober, but say hello to all of kats 7 siblings!

Next post will be all of them and what they fully look like!

Haha kat is the only one without a nose

[jokermoreau]

bye 2023, hello 2024. this year was hard in a lot of ways, but it also brought a lot of beauty into my world. I met new people who have quickly become invaluable to me. i’ve maintained friendships that i’ve had for years with people i love more than words can say. I hit my one year anniversary at a job that I love. I turned 30, when there were times when I was pretty certain i’d never live this long. I’m nowhere near the woman I was when I started 2023, and I can’t wait to see the woman I become through the next year. she’s gonna be cool as fuck tbh.

new years is my favorite holiday. I’m so lucky I got to spend it with some of my favorite people, laughing so hard that my stomach hurts and my eyes burn. while there’s no real change that happens when the new year starts, I love the feeling of a new beginning. cheers 🥂

[trotterart]

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Model: Maranda Moore Photographer: Jfinite justin bonaparte https://www.flickr.com/photos/jfinite/35769013852/in/album-72157683496274963/ #rmaalbc #model #maranda

[cenaindie]

Maranda – Tudo Até Agora https://cenaindie.com/album/maranda-tudo-ate-agora/

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[arenassainceromantic]

R.I.P

[mcromwell]

(I, You) (Hurt, Love) (Me, You) 13"x7" with air dry clay and hot glue (watch the TT process video here)

[omgthatdress]

Actually love Maranda Curtis’s look. It’s so fun!

[nihillist-blog]

The Toxic Avenger (1984)

[therealjohnstewart]

Andree Maranda

[expectsomechange]

THIS IS A TIMER. THE POLL HAS NOTHING TO DO, but this is your time to send in as many asks for only these losers

And Bruno.

Mentioning!

Any ship here with Bruno is allowed. but if for example you ship Sadie with Payton or sum, leave. They are all SIBLINGS except bruno

There is no right or wrong things to ask! Ask about their tramas, parents, see how they react with catnip! Did they deal with loss? Who's their favourite and least favourite!

[bridgeportbritt]

For Diana's (overdue) Adult birthday celebration, the fam including new baby Mia and aunt and uncle Elizabeth and Spencer head to the vacation home in Simovia. A perfect opportunity for Gerhard's brothers and sister in law to meet the new baby, as well.

[kusin-tisdag]

Well, there might not have been dancing on the tables but there was definetly a lot of awkward dancing by adults who have stopped caring what others think.

Anton excelled in the bar and Una had a great time catching up with her friends!

[kairasims]

Maranda Ingram pt. 1

[haveyoureadthistransbook]

We Are the Weirdos by Maranda Elizabeth

goodreads

In this work of experimental fiction and magic realism, Maranda Elizabeth writes a vulnerable tale of perpetually misunderstood and powerless teenagers in a small town. We Are the Weirdos explores trauma, gender, poverty, invalidation, and memory, as well as themes of trust, abandonment, confinement, and revenge. The characters encounter one another, as well as authority figures and ghosts, at home and through institutions: school, court cells, a detention centre, and a group home. Each of them dream of magic and escape. Indigo is a 13-year old goth and teenage criminal with a history of antisocial tendencies, shoplifting, destructive impulses, cutting, and dysmorphia/dysphoria. When they start bleeding petals and flames along with their blood, they make connections between alienation, witchcraft, and survival. Grey is Indigo’s best friend, a shy trans girl with stolen Sharpies and heavy sketchbooks whose illustrations escape borders and panels to make spells come true. Both are the only children of poor, depressed, single moms in a small, mostly-white town in Southern Ontario. In 1999, their favourite movie is The Craft, their favourite band is Marilyn Manson, and their favourite activity is spell-casting. When they find a book about witchcraft hidden in a box of letters written between their mothers, who claim not to know each other and refuse to speak – one is mostly-absent, the other is obsessed with a talk show hosted by a psychic and Saturday night episodes of Cops – they choose to communicate with ghosts, and each other, instead. As the two are separated, and Indigo is charged with crimes they barely remember committing, each of them continue casting spells – or trying to – in dangerous and painful attempts to stay alive. Shuffled through the juvenile injustice system, Indigo meets Sea, a clumsy and curious social worker who hates her job, and Mint, a 16-year old Black girl with a stick-and-poke tattoo of moon phases on her wrist, rage of her own about isolation and incarceration, and a longer sentence for a non-violent crime. Each of them wants to be believed, to be real, and to craft their own form of justice.

Mod opinion: I haven't gotten around to this book yet, but it sounds quite interesting to me and I'd love to check it out someday.