Mr. Beautiful sells sugarcane and coconut in order to survive in times of economic distress
Renowned Ghanaian actor Mr. Beautiful has opened up about his current means of survival, revealing that he now sells sugarcane and coconut due to the challenging circumstances prevailing in the country.
In an interview with Amansan Krakye on Cape Coast-based Property FM, the actor expressed how the collapse of the movie industry has led to severe hardships for those actively involved in the…
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in fiction they will romanticize people by being like "she was singing constantly" or whatever but in real life plenty of people are singing constantly and let me tell you nobody likes it
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Something about Good Omens from a Jewish perspective, something about Crowley, about questions, something about how we are not in heaven, about how we get to decide the rules here on Earth, something about discussion, about wrestling with G-d, and something about how G-d is outnumbered and doesn't get a say, something about how "heaven" and "hell" don't really matter, about trying to make things better from the context of our lives, something about leaving the world a better place than you found it, something about drinking and enjoying life right here and now, something about "they tried to kill us and failed, let's eat".
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But also can I just say,
The Second Crowley slid those glasses back on (you know when) I knew. I knew it wasn’t going to be the ending we dreamed of (yet) and I knew what kind of turn that meant the narrative was taking. I just am so thankful for the metaphor and the theme of the glasses and their use throughout the story and it’s so beautiful and honestly one of my favourite bits of the show.
This whole season, when around Aziraphale Crowley’s almost always had his glasses off if the circumstances allowed. The second he was safe and comfortable and with Aziraphale the glasses always slide off and are tossed about like they’re not his armor and something he relies so heavily on.
The second I watched him put those glasses on when it was just him and Aziraphale face to face, my heart broke because I knew.
There’s so much more to say on this I might write an essay tomorrow but I’m just in love with Crowley and the metaphor of his glasses
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