#these are in no particular order

[notavalidblognamebut]

Alan Rodi went off with the Wolf 359 soundtrack like how'd they make the titles funny too

[itz-pandora]

Spot the main character challenge!!!

[mooingwithmidnight]

Agent Carter fic WIPS

Let’s hope my hyperfixation lasts long enough for me to actually finish some of these T-T

1. Dottie feeling overwhelmed by her newfound “freedom” from the Red Room, so she keeps coming back to be captured by Peggy on purpose

2. Several variations of Dottie living in Howard’s mansion after Angie leaves and her learning how to be a person while also being an incorrigible little shit (affectionate)

3. Three different versions of Dottie becoming genuinely sleep-deprived during her first week of captivity by the SSR and Peggy being the only person to understand why/help

4. Basic linear exploration of Peggy as Tony’s aunt and godmother (it’s been done but god it hurts so good)

5. An exploration of that specific moment in the Agent Carter miniseries where we see how badly Peggy just wants to be accepted by the men she works with, and how crushed she is when she realizes she got her hopes up for nothing

6. AU where Angie is killed by SSR bad guy of the week, and Peggy is NOT coping well (ft. Howard and Peggy friendship, and the very true fact that like everyone who knew Peggy suffered some horrible fate or just died rip)

7. Peggy having a nightmare that Dottie was secretly executed behind her back, and it feels real enough that she goes to check that Dottie’s still in her cell

8. Peggy and Jack having a little passive very aggressive argument after Peggy confesses that she’s worried the SSR’s interrogation is becoming too personal for Dottie

9. Peggy bringing Dottie velvet handcuffs Howard made/an exploration of how Dottie still sees them as a privilege and Peggy thinks they’re a punishment

10. Peggy visiting Dottie in her cell and lying about it to her coworkers so they think she has a boyfriend until it snowballs and makes Dottie upset; just not for the reason Peggy thinks

11. AU where Whitney Frost never shoots Ana, and Peggy decides to keep Dottie in the Stark mansion until she recovers.

12. Dottie having a little bit of an identity crisis when she gets too attached to being Dottie

[otrtbs]

what are your favourite fics!!! i am in desperate need of recs and i trust your taste in life🫡

aksjfhkghweruh RAHH HELLO IM GIVING U FICS

all time favorite fic of all time ever is: For All Those Pages Thumbed by Star_flaming

Filch is the art conservator at hogwarts and takes care of all the paintings and the art history and the magical blended together is soOOo good. So. Good. trust me on this.

stop all the clocks (this is the last time i'm leaving without you) by firethesound

Drarry. Leaves you with that achy hollow feeling at the end. I still get a lump in my throat thinking about the last lines.

running on air by eleventy7

drarry again. the feeling this fic leaves you with is something so specific and indescribable. but if you've ever been driving at night with all the windows down with a great playlist and the person you love next to you where everything is soft and safe and maybe there's a sea breeze where you can smell the salt in the air or the hazy lights of the city. but you have never been more content and at peace THAT. that is the vibe of this fic.

blends by rvltn909

wolfstar. coffee.shop. need i say more? i think no. great read for your rainy autumn.

A Wolf's Heart by MizDiz

wolfstar againnnn. you will cry and die and cry again. also. no, the book isn't real. :(

Alice, Look at Me by rollercoasterwords

Alcissa. people died dead and by people i mean me, i died dead. and often think of the line "This is how life is: January cracks like an eggshell, spilling out the yellow yolk of time." changed my life.... (also shout out to nothing fades like the light (jegulus) by rae as well. 13/10 reading experience

Kill Your Darlings by MesserMoon

i cried, i giggled like a maniac, i screamed into my pillow, i was plagued by these characters when i was away from them. i had an overwhelming desire to sink my teeth into bcj. hockey AU.

[cloneshipping-collector]

ok i have a few followers on this blog now and im curious

[arcane-vagabond]

Saw @cottagecori do this and I wanted to join

Tagging: @sorchathered @baezen @roosterforme @goldenseresinretriever @fanficfandomlove @heavenssins and whoever else wants to do it!

[honeyrosepetals]

at my core i am a hater. but also these are just. terrible. lmfaoooooo

[untherapized-eddie]

rules: without naming them, post a gif of ten of your favorite ships (any media), then tag ten people to do the same.

tagged by @capndiaz <3

tagging no pressure (and sorry if i'm tagging and you already did it) @hotcinnamonsunset @steadfastsaturnsrings @facetimebuddies @turgite @tizniz @canondiaz @capseycartwright @transryanguzman @thatbuddie @exhuastedpigeon

[alliseearekingsandthieves]

"it's plain enough to see, but some of us are living in the past" but it's a playlist

In The Room Where You Sleep | Dead Man's Bones

Contagious | Night Riots

Smoke Damage | Hi I'm Case

Hope | Groundhog Day The Musical

Still Remembering | AS IT IS

Faceless | Next Year's End

Where Are You | The Moderates

Memory | Sugarcult

Gravity | Against The Current

Come Alive | Astoria Kings

Cough Syrup | Young the Giant

Time-Bomb | All Time Low

Help I'm Alive | Metric

Lose Your Soul | Dead Man's Bones

Stay Alive | Andy Black

Reflections | We Are The In Crowd

Drown In My Mind | Story Untold

Audience of One | Rise Against

Those Nights | Skillet

[hawkswildfireheart]

Mom's Pitt commentary pt 3 (for episodes 4&5)

She didn't say a whole lot during these ones (we were also eating dinner though)

Laughing about the ambulance and the betting

Said people like Dana are born to be charge nurses and do it well

Groaned about the one guy from the waiting room that's an ass

We both cried through the old guy dying and his children talking to him. Worst part was the agonizing breaths. Hit a little too close to home during those scenes thinking about dad. But, she said it was so sweet how they handled it.

We found some background music! - the high pitched whine when Robby's panicking and then when he was checking vitals on the old guy to make sure he'd passed

Did laugh a a bunch at Whitaker's misfortune and needing more scrubs. Again. "Got peed on (don't know if he ever got to change after that) before getting.....ewwwww blood right to the mouth, poor kid"

Had to explain to her what Javadi meant when taking to that patient about the misgendering. Mom hadn't caught the dead name in the waiting room part.

Said Mohan is the kind of doctor you want, one that actually listens (I think Mohan is her favorite)

"Poor Whitaker, more blood to the face again. Robby did tell him it could go south quick. That kid needs a face shield for all day. You think they're doing incident reports for the blood to his face? You'd think they'd be more worried about that...."

"Sweetcheeks? Why, cause the poor kid is just standing there in a gown and his underwear? Ope, there's Dana with a save......Myrna's handcuffed??"

Loved the little old lady and her caregiver daughter. We both said we love those types of older patients. The sweet ones. We also definitely commiserated with Mel and the daughter about caregiver fatigue. Been there.

[cinlat]

A "few" of my favorite shots from Jorgan's Date Night....see what I did there?

[otissbluebearshirt]

MY FAVOURITE SUPERNATURAL EPISODES: 2/???

10.14 THE EXECUTIONER’S SONG

[inyri]

Movie Tag Game

(tagged by: @keldae, @captainderyn and @swtorpadawan)

Rules: Without naming them, post a gif from ten of your favorite films, then tag ten people to do the same!

Tagging anyone who hasn't done this one yet (I've been swamped at work so I think it's made the rounds quite thoroughly already...)

[vermin-is-a-rat]

Here's a list of. The best words ever I think

-Malarkey

-Groovy

-Gnarly

-Discombobulate

-Tubular

-Bodacious

-Radical

-Giardia

-Skedaddle

There are. More but I'm not gonna think of them yet ❤

I will update the list periodically

I use these words on a daily basis

[alaydabug2]

My bucket list

Go to college

Meet Shannon Messenger

Go to Greece

Finish writing my book

Publish my book

Become a pharmacist

Get married

Have kids

Meet Matpat

[walkawaytall]

Audiobooks for which I think the narration vastly improves the book consumption experience:

The Anthropocene Reviewed by John Green, narrated by John Green - this is John’s first non-fiction book and his narration of the book imbues the text with the right balance of emotion. I cry every time I listen to it, especially the chapter “Googling Strangers” (a version of which you can hear on the podcast that the book kind of spun off from for free if you want). I think John was the perfect narrator for this book and I can’t imagine anyone else reading it. In case you’re wondering, my favorite chapter is “Bonneville Salt Flats”.

The Hunger Games Trilogy by Suzanne Collins, narrated by Tatiana Maslany — Tatiana is an actress (I mainly know her from an arc on Heartland and a couple of episodes of Parks and Rec, but she was apparently the main character in Orphan Black and has done a bunch of other stuff) and this really comes through in her narration — in a good way. She’s a fantastic voice for Katniss’ inner monologue and I don’t find her read of other character’s voices distracting or confusing in any way. Granted, I knew the stories before listening to the audiobooks, but I enjoyed these so much that, not only did I buy them so I would stop using up Hoopla borrows on them, I also have suggested them to like ten people this year and looked to see if Tatiana had narrated anything else that I might find interesting (she hasn’t done any other audiobooks from what I can tell, which is a real shame).

The Truly Devious Series by Maureen Johnson, narrated by Kate Rudd - I also went looking for anything else narrated by Kate Rudd and was not disappointed — she’s narrated over 500 books, including some of John Green’s novels. But the Truly Devious series is just really fun. It’s a YA murder mystery series. The first three center around the same mystery while the next two (and I assume any subsequent additions) are standalones with the same central cast of characters. Kate does an excellent job of reading the engaging source material and I think I have enjoyed every book I’ve heard her read; I just also happen to really like this series.

I’m Glad My Mom Died by Jennette McCurdy, narrated by Jennette McCurdy — I think for a memoir as heavy as this one, it only makes sense for Jennette to read her own words. The book is great, her narration is great, but it’s probably not for everyone. Jennette’s story of becoming a well-known child actress at the behest of her mother only to realize once her mom died of cancer that their relationship was abusive is somewhat harrowing, but there is hope woven in as well.

Thistlefoot by GennaRose Nethercott, narrated by January LaVoy — this book is really good but it also gutted me (I won’t spoil anything, but do maybe look up content warnings prior to consuming) and January LaVoy did a really good job. If her name sounds familiar to my Star Wars peeps, it probably is: she read the audiobook for Bloodline, some of the stories in the From A Certain Point of View series, and the new recording of The Courtship of Princess Leia (lol) among others, but she has also narrated loads of non-Star Wars material. Loved this book, loved her narration of it.

Special mention:

The All Souls Trilogy by Deborah Harkness, narrated by Jennifer Ikeda — this is a special mention because I do not actually suggest these books at all. The first one starts out fairly promising with a seemingly interesting and strong main character who suddenly loses all of her personality and agency the moment she meets a hot vampire, and it’s not because she’s being compelled or anything interesting like that. By the end, the only “character” I really liked was the house that Diana’s aunts owned? (Well, I also spent a chunk of the first book hoping that the weird number of times Matthew warned Diana that his stallion bites would turn out to be foreshadowing that the horses were all vampires, but that unfortunately never panned out.) Anyway, these books are not good but I am convinced I kept listening to them even after swearing off the series after the first book because of Jennifer’s narration. And then they switched narrators for the weird little follow-up fourth book about Phoebe becoming a vampire (Time’s Convert) and I wasn’t able to finish it. (And that is not me saying that the narrator of Time’s Convert isn’t good. She narrated Leia, Princess of Alderaan and also did the Leia chapters in The Princess and the Scoundrel, which means I have told multiple people that I wish she would have read the whole book rather than switching off with whoever did Han’s chapters. She’s a fine narrator. What I’m saying is that Jennifer Ikeda was good enough to keep me listening even when I hated what was being read to me while another perfectly fine narrator couldn’t do that, and that’s saying something.)