#this summer

[milfsisyphus]

[kuzoowl]

Summer🔥

[uhdrienne]

𝐭𝐡𝐢𝐬 𝐬𝐮𝐦𝐦𝐞𝐫 ˚₊· ͟͟͞͞➳❥ 𝐦𝐚𝐬𝐭𝐞𝐫𝐥𝐢𝐬𝐭

🌼 feat: wonwoo x reader

🌼summary: going back to the countryside where you grew up was at the bottom of your list. unexpectedly, your life changes course, and you eventually find your home in weekly village cleaning, the sound of the waves, and with the local jack-of-all-trades, jeon wonwoo.

🌼 content: fluff, mild angst, yn can be mean sometimes at the start (this is inspired by the kdrama hometown cha-cha-cha, so some parts of the plot and characters are similar), wonwoo is an overall sweetheart

🌼 ongoing!

teaser. character intros.

01. cash (lack thereof)

02. on a whim

03. broadcast?

04. 53,000 won

05. he made sense though

06. charming guy

…more soon!

[cleabellanov]

This scene in Deadpool&Wolverine trailer looks a bit familiar.Maybe it’s a possibility that Deadpool will have something to do with Avengers movies?! I mean for real, look at the car in the background,it’s the same

( I chose delulu today❤️💛)

Deadpool &Wolverine trailer(2024)

Avengers Age of Ultron (2015)

[paperlovesadness]

I'm not saying anything. I'm not saying anything.

All I'm saying is:

-> 2007 french-countryside-shritless-bike rides-summer happened. (And then lots of making love eyes)

-> (then possibly along with their TLSP times ending they put a stop to not just the gigs... But maybe other ✨developments✨ too 👀)

-> But then? 2015 recording-of-their-second-album and moving-in-next-to-each-other-being-glued-together happened (resulting in even more of the love eyes)

And we got this:

And possibly this:

And then a lot of unknown things happened. (Possibly potential ✨developments✨ being stopped part 2.)

And in 2022 we got this:

That's all I'm saying.

[ghxstgvrlx]

[judgejudyofficial]

in hindsight im so glad I wasn't super athletically involved in high school. some of my friends who played sports/did track now have lifelong, avoidable injuries :| largely due to the coaches and sports medicine people telling kids to "walk it off" in every circumstance short of a bone protruding from the skin.

(not to mention the sports with weight classes having coaches who would encourage the kids to engage in dangerous dietary practices to ensure they'd fall into an easier category. to pad the coaches' resumes.)

[themagicfolf]

Sooooo I've gotten myself into quite the pickle

I promised a friend of mine I would go to a local Communist group meeting, but here's the problem. I'm a socialist. A die-hard socialist. On top of that, my mother (who is not much of a fan of my ideas) thinks I'm going out shopping, and yeah. Turns out it will be much longer in duration than can be explained by shopping. Whoops. Advice is welcomed, actually, advice is encouraged and asked for.

[kevinszabojrplumbing]

3 Useful Tips for Achieving a More Organized Home

Organizing your home space affects your comfort and productivity directly. Order in the house puts you in a good mood and creates harmony with yourself. In the modern world, there is less and less time for tidying, so you need to approach the issue wisely. Read on to find valuable ideas to organize home and significantly improve your quality of life.

Assess the situation

If you want to optimize your living space, it means you are uncomfortable now. Analyze what causes your unpleasant emotions in this aspect and make a list. Common problems are:

●      congested space,

●      eternal disorder,

●      a lot of time wasted searching for what you need,

●      uncomfortable furniture,

●      unnecessary trinkets here and there.

Next, think about how to organize your home better. You can solve some problems by spring cleaning, while others require changing habits. Are you so busy with work that you miss time for regular tidying? But to maintain cleanliness, it is much more essential than tidying. Plus, you waste valuable time searching in the chaos. Therefore, you should also optimize your time to organize your home space.

Declutter organize home

Take a moment to comb through your wardrobe, setting aside those items that have been neglected for too long. Transform those tired old T-shirts into practical rags, and consider finding new homes for the pieces in good shape. You can present, sell, or donate these clothes to charity.

Save time and money on old clothes charity actions by searching for great deals on 9-seater vehicle hire UK on Rental24.co.uk. Multi-passenger car rentals will allow you to involve the whole family in such a charity and spend time profitably. Accordingly, you will have a lot of energy to optimize the space further.

Do you like to hoard old, impractical junk? Good news: you don't have to throw everything away at once! Some memorable keepsakes, like love letters and handmade cards, can always find a spot in your home. However, a cupboard with old tableware or dusty carpets on the balcony makes you doubt it. Feel free to throw away the stacks of outdated warranty receipts, cheap gift items, and broken appliances.

To avoid wasting time on such large-scale revisions regularly, learn to deal with trinkets on time. Having received an unnecessary souvenir as a gift, hurry up to re-gift it! The most crucial thing is not to drag junk into the house yourself. Before purchasing any item, stop to evaluate its:

●      practical significance,

●      expected frequency of use,

●      compliance with the interior style.

Make the most of your space

Get bags, organizers, and vertical cases to store everything compactly. Put things used least often in a far corner, packed away from dust. The colorful play of clothes on open shelves is annoying and distracting. So, consider a closed dresser to minimize triggers. Multi-level shelves will visually expand the living space. Organizers for underwear and dishes will save you time searching for what you need.

Store seasonal items wisely

To optimize space in your wardrobe, you should leave only weather-appropriate items in plain sight. Bulky jackets and warm boots take up lots of space in the hallway and are inappropriate in the summer. The same goes for a stack of short shorts on a shelf in the middle of winter. Make a rule to go through your clothes and shoes as the new season begins.

Pack up what you don’t need now, and feel free to send it to the mezzanine! Speaking of packaging, try vacuum bags. It is a valuable solution for outerwear and bulky blankets. Using a vacuum cleaner, you will extract all the air from things, removing the volume several times, which is convenient for storage and transportation.

Create a tidying schedule

Decluttering sometimes takes more than one day. Don’t procrastinate, using the excuse of lack of time. Create a plan and tidy up problem areas in your tempo by adjusting to your daily routine. For example, you can clean the kitchen in a couple of hours in the evening and leave the cupboard revision for the weekend. So, tidying will cease to be associated with cleaning the Augean stables. For the best results, make this routine enjoyable:

●      turn on your favorite music,

●      light the aroma lamp,

●      add design solutions for originality.

Share your ideas

Your cohabitants should learn to maintain cleanliness and change habits as well. Otherwise, all your efforts will be in vain.Cleaning up after others can feel like a never-ending and draining task. So, distribute responsibilities evenly. Arrange a family meeting and share your thoughts. You can assign areas of responsibility to people or create a shift cleaning schedule. It is better to do the seasonal cleaning together to save time and ensure everyone is aware of the changes.

Conclusion

Turn space optimization into a comfortable and enjoyable experience by following the organized home tips above. Treat yourself to new practical things after throwing out old junk to reinforce pleasant associations.

[happynightmoonsworld]

Y'ALL THE NEW TEASER FOR TALES OF THE TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLES AND THE OFFICIAL TRAILER FOR KNUCKLES ARE AMAZING FANTASTIC SUPER DUPER BEAUTIFUL AAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHH I'M SCREAMING I'M SOOOOOOOO OOO HAPPY😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

[whorthemysterygirls]

ig devmirela 🐍

[brunettebardot]

[uhdrienne]

𝐭𝐡𝐢𝐬 𝐬𝐮𝐦𝐦𝐞𝐫 ˚₊· ͟͟͞͞➳❥

04. 53,000 won

🌼 feat: wonwoo x reader (written and a bit of smau), fluff, mild angst??, hometown chachacha!inspired

🌼summary: going back to the countryside where you grew up was at the bottom of your list. unexpectedly, your life changes course, and you eventually find your home in weekly village cleaning, the sound of the waves, and with the local jack-of-all-trades, jeon wonwoo.

🌼 warning: mention of a funeral (but no one dies, it's just a description)

🌼 word count: ~3k

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"Ugh!!" Your head is in your hands, sitting in the middle of your newly-furnished apartment, mulling over the incident. A part of you feels bad for saying all that out, but how were you to know the mic was on?

A knock on your door breaks you out of your struggle. You sigh and pull yourself up. When you open the door, you're surprised to see Wonwoo outside. His mouth is set in a mocking smile, all the previous friendliness and teasing tone gone.

He cuts in before you can ask what he's doing here. "You really think you're better than everyone, don't you?"

"What?" You ask in shock.

"You must have had a smooth life, right? I told you before, Miss L/N. This isn't the city." He continues coldly, not a usual shred of humour in that sentence to be seen. "We live differently from you bigshots in the city, that's true. We make honest livings, and everyone has had their fair share of struggles. And what did you say -- 'too simple it's aggravating'? I'm not sure you know about anything any one of us has gone through. I humoured you at first because I thought you were just awkward with us, but I guess I shouldn't have." He gives a mirthless laugh.

You snap, "If this is about earlier, just stop. I don't need you to rub it in."

He raises his eyebrows. "You went around calling us all simpletons in essence, but you get upset the moment I call you out for it?" You shoot a glare at him, but he continues, unfazed.

"Listen here, Doctor. Life isn't so fair on everyone. You may have had it easy, but a lot of people spend their lives on unpaved roads, and some run at full speed only to reach the edge of a cliff. You have no right to undermine that, got it?"

He stalks off without looking back.

You slam the door shut and return to the middle of the room, fuming. Not even three minutes later your pity party is interrupted by yet another knock on the door.

Fed up, you storm to the door and pull it open, ready to vent on the man...

"Delia??" You ask, and she breaks into a smile. "Surprise!"

"What are you doing here?!" You burst into tears and crush her in a hug. Her expression turns into one of concern. "Wha- are you okay??"

"I messed up!" You sob into her shoulder as she hurriedly comforts you and pats you on the back. "When I was telling you about the town, I was in the broadcast room, and it played out for everyone to hear."

"Oh." Delia pauses the patting for a second before pulling away from the hug. "Yeah, you really did screw up."

"Delia!" You wail. "What now? I can't face them anymore. I'll have to move out, but I'll be unemployed. I-"

"Okay, calm down, shh, shh," Delia says, rubbing your back to soothe you. "It's okay. Just apologise -- sincerely -- and make sure you don't do it again." After a pause, she asks, "Is that why I saw Chief Jeon walking down the path earlier?"

"You saw him?" You ask, stricken. "Did he say anything?"

"No, he just smiled and said hello," Delia replies. "He didn't seem any different."

"Crap," You groan, leaning against the couch.

"Yup, crap indeed," Delia says bracingly. "Look, really, try to have fun here, okay? I know this wasn't your first choice, but a lot can happen in three months. I think you need to give them a chance before you say anything. I mean, if someone just assumed shit about you, you'd be mad too, right?"

You shrug. Delia rolls her eyes. "Go take a walk or something to clear your head. You might go do something rash if I keep on yapping, so go on."

You throw on a cardigan over yourself and make your way out the door with Delia's encouragement. You finally walk to the harbour, rather chilly at this time of night, and to your dismay, you spot Chief Jeon, sitting with Seungkwan and Joshua along the steep step at the top.

Oh. It was all three of them.

You brace yourself to walk right past them but sigh, Delia's words replaying over and over in your head. But they probably hated you now, you reasoned. So if you walked past them, they might not even bat an eyelash.

As you approach, Joshua looks up and raises his eyebrows. "Why're you here?"

"Walk," You reply hesitantly, trying to avoid eye contact. Seeing them again, in person, like this -- amplifies the embarrassment you feel. You can feel your ears turning red.

Chief Jeon huffs. "Sit down. You're not at a court sentencing or something."

Seungkwan finally looks up at you and motions with his head slightly, and that is your cue to sit, a small distance away from the three men.

"That," Chief Jeon says, pointing at the large, red lighthouse in the distance, glowing with bright lights against the night sky, "is the lighthouse. Fishermen use it lots when they can't get back before nightfall. It helps them navigate, and make sure they don't hit rocks and capsize."

You look at him curiously. "What?"

"Miss Hwang -- you've met her, the cafe owner-- can be a bit of a chatterbox, but she's really friendly. She's noisy, but she has a good heart, and she makes good company on lazy days." He continues, as if he hasn't heard you.

"Hey," Joshua nudges him, amusement on his face. "Tell her about Grandma Lee."

"Grandma Lee is everyone's family," Chief Jeon adds, a fond expression on his face as he looks out to sea. "She's lived here all her life, so she's watched practically everyone grow up, and she's seen lots of them come and go. She... she raised all three of us when we were kids, actually."

"She's the best person ever, and she's a good cook." Seungkwan tells you, the first sentence he's said to you since the fiasco.

Your confusion doesn't ebb. "What on earth are you three talking about?"

Chief Jeon rolls his eyes. But it's Joshua who speaks up first.

"We were getting to that," He says. "We're angry, yeah, that you jumped to the conclusions of us being simple that it was annoying. And Wonwoo was right that everyone's lives are different and you really shouldn't have said that." You're ready to retort, but Chief Jeon cuts in.

"You must be angry about what I said earlier."

"You know meddling can be dangerous, right?" You return. "You probably haven't caught up to the world yet."

"Probably," Chief Jeon shrugs. "But I'd appreciate it if you met them halfway."

You huff.

"I know this wasn't in your plans," Chief Jeon continues.

"...But?"

"This may sound old-fashioned, but this town hasn't had too many city people come in to stay," Seungkwan adds, tossing a pebble in the air and catching it. "So we're very tight-knit and our behaviour can be different from city people."

"Sounds exhausting," You mutter.

"Yet you chose to open a clinic here. Don't we all need some time to adjust?" Chief Jeon asks you. When you don't reply, he says, slightly sighing. "We were talking about it, and we figured all people make mistakes. Strictly speaking, it's not like you knew the mic in that room was on."

"We badmouth everyone at some point anyway, right? And everyone is probably talking shit about you right now," Seungkwan shrugs. "So you're all even. It's time for you to start over."

"And we want to tell you about life here," Joshua says, not unkindly. "So we can get to know each other a bit more, and we won't just be awkward up until you leave."

You stay silent, your irritation fading slightly. Perhaps these three weren't that bad.

Seungkwan launches into a quick briefing of the villagers. You find out that Mrs Woo, your landlord, has a seven-year-old son, who's top of his class and a quiet but obedient boy. That a young couple is running a small convenience store near the main path, and they're expecting a second baby soon. Wonwoo and Joshua stay silent, mostly, only chiming in very occasionally.

You don't say much, simply nodding at the right places, until Seungkwan snaps his fingers. "Ah, right! Reminds me, have you given out rice cakes?"

You stare at him in utter confusion, only for all three men to stare back at you, baffled. "You haven't? Seriously?" Wonwoo asks incredulously.

"No wonder," Joshua muses, before explaining. "You ever heard of the custom of handing out rice cakes when a business opens or when you move in?"

You nod slowly. "I thought that was a past tradition."

"Some of us see it as a form of courtesy," Joshua replies. "We'll help you make them, so pass them out. Maybe they'll take it as an olive branch."

You nod hesitantly. "Okay. I see."

Wonwoo shakes his head in mock amusement. "All those brains to be a doctor, and you really forgot rice cakes?"

You shoot him a wilting look, and he cracks a smile. "Don't start on your spiel about city life again."

"I wasn't going to," You say obstinately, but you know damn well you were on the verge of it.

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To little surprise on your end, no one really changes their impression of you even after the rice cakes three days after you move in.

Some accept it with barely-there enthusiasm, while some don't even bother to spare you a second glance. It was expected, you muse, as you exit your twelfth household of the day.

"Miss Doctor!" A voice you know all too well calls out to you, and you look up wearily.

"What?"

"You handing out rice cakes?" He asks, outstretching his hands to take the few tins you have in your hands.

"Yeah. You guys said to."

He huffs. "Show some backbone about it, would you? You're promoting your clinic, not a funeral."

You cross your arms. "You try getting brushed off by so many people and see if you can still keep that grin on your face."

He rolls his eyes. "Don't be a baby. I bet you just went in, said "I hope you come to the clinic!" without apologising, and left."

You stay rooted to the ground. "So?"

He looks at you, shock on his face. "Did you really think that's enough? Of course no one would be convinced! An apology would be more than welcome."

You shrug, already worn out. "Whatever."

"Don't get grumpy on me," He says bracingly. "That's pathetic. Where's your friend, by the way?"

"Back in Seoul." You shrug.

He rolls his eyes. "Alright. Come with me this evening."

"What?"

"You're pretty stubborn. I said, meet me this evening. We're going somewhere."

"Wher-"

He stalks off, his hand stuck up in a wave.

"Idiot," You mutter.

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You meet him at the junction near the small convenience store at the junction at six sharp.

"Oh, you're here early," He remarks as he approaches you. "Come on. We're going to the village meeting."

"What?" You recoil instantly, and he clicks his tongue. "Don't be a baby, honestly. Come on."

He leads you, with lots of complaining, back to the same place with the broadcast room. This time, you hear the buzz of people's voices, some laughter, lively conversation from inside.

Your hesitation is obvious as Wonwoo ushers you, and he sighs. "I'm giving you a chance to go in and try making things right. They need you as a doctor like you need them as companions, you know?"

You try to glare at him, but with your unwillingness and nerves combined, it's much milder than usual. He's clearly unbothered as he cocks his head towards the room. "I'll catch up with you. Go on."

"You're not coming?" The words shoot out, more alarmed than you intended.

"Time's a-ticking. I'm not the one who should apologise, Miss Doctor."

You huff, turn your back to him, and steel yourself. "Fine." Your heels crunch into the gravel as you walk towards the room.

He watches you as you march away.

You open the door warily, and all eyes turn to you. Disgruntled mutters break out as you step in awkwardly, but Seungkwan and Joshua, who are already sitting cross-legged near the back, smile slightly and wave you over to sit with them. Amongst the not-so-discreet chatter of the grandmothers who eye you disapprovingly, you make your way through and sit next to them in relief.

The conversation is muted until Ms Hwang asks (although it sounds more like a confrontation to you), "Why are you here, Doctor?"

"Um..."

Seungkwan clicks his tongue before he cuts in, clearly sensing your discomfort with all the villagers staring at you, not kindly in the slightest. "She's living here with us in the town now! Of course, she should be here."

Joshua murmurs assent, hand coming up to pat your shoulder in comfort. You try to smile awkwardly, and the villagers go back to mumbling under their breaths. That is until the door opens and Wonwoo comes in. He's carrying a box of fruits, you observe, and the villagers make way for him on autopilot. He sets the large box down, makes eye contact with you, and breaks out into a grin.

"Ah, Miss Doctor! I see why you needed my help carrying this in." He makes a show of stretching his back. "This is rather heavy, huh?"

"Wha-" You start to ask, but Seungkwan jabs you in the ribs. He's smiling when you look at him, and you finally figure out the act.

The murmurs continue, but more so in surprise, and as Wonwoo looks around in mock confusion, he deliberately chuckles out. "Ah, Miss Doctor heard about the village meeting today. She went to get fruits for everyone, but it was too heavy. She didn't even want my help until I insisted!"

The three grandmas turn to look at you, but the air of disapproval is replaced by something more questioning. The change is rather welcomed, though, the feeling of being scrutinised slowly fading. You manage to laugh out awkwardly.

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The meeting goes without a hitch. The villagers help themselves to the peaches and apples Wonwoo — “you” brought— as your landlord addresses the issues of village cleaning and trash bags. Joshua even throws in a few deliberate praises on your choice of fruits. As the sky outside darkens, your landlord finally wraps up, and she adds, "Let's all thank Y/N for bringing fruits today, okay?"

A few mumbles of thanks are heard, but that alone sends endless relief through you.

Everyone files out after a while, goodnight's and see you's exchanged. You hang behind the rest, walking with Wonwoo. Seungkwan and Joshua go on ahead, saying they want to have an early night.

He stops you at the junction and holds out his palm.

"What?" You ask.

"53,000."

"Huh?"

"53,000 won."

"Wha-"

"For the fruits. I didn't want to say this to you earlier."

You huff and reach into your bag, but he stops you. "Bank transfers are fine. I'm not going on another wild goose chase with you for money."

"God, do you ever get tired?"

He chuckles at your annoyed tone before speaking again, slightly warmer and less sarcastic. "Good job today. I think the grandmas are warming up to you."

Before you can respond, he's striding back down the path, waving goodbye to you.

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wonwoo is our saviour 😋

💌 taglist: @gaslysainz @lev1hei1chou

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[balladofsallyrose]

Glenn's shoes in THIS SUMMER (1995)

[meezer]

can I say something.. it's embarrassing but I'm gonna say it. as I was walking down the street today (before the scorpio boy incident) I saw this one guy who looked like taurus boy. I was like oh wonder what he's up to, I haven't thought about him in years. this one is less exciting: I don't know what he's up to, he hasn't used his facebook since before the pandemic and I don't know any of his other social media. alas. who give a shit I only really liked him cause he looked like redacted. and he didn't care about me even a little bit so