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nescaveckwriter · 2 months

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Finding Hope 🫣

A Criminal Minds - Fan-fiction

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Agent Meredith Lang, joins the BAU, in the search of Finding Hope her best friend, but she finds a bit more, a family, a unexpected love, a deadly stalker, and the truth, that makes her questions her whole existence. Is she strong enough to get through this, or will this break her.

Coming soon.🥳

#criminal minds #criminal minds fandom #criminal minds fanfiction #criminal minds fic #criminal minds smut #doctor spencer reid #derek morgan #aaron hotchner #emily prentiss #jj criminal minds #edi lang #finding hope #nescaveckwriter

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scenesandscreens · 1 year

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Avatar: The Way of Water (2022)

Director - James Cameron, Cinematography - Russell Carpenter

"The way of water has no beginning and no end. Our hearts beat in the womb of the world. The sea is your home, before your birth and after your death. The sea gives and the sea takes. Water connects all things: life to death, darkness to light."

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pedroam-bang · 1 year

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Avatar: The Way Of Water (2022)

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anggeese · 6 months

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Seeing "This genshin ship is so bad" "no.1 hater of this genshin ship 💅" "i hope this genshin ship burns" in the ship tags infuriate me so much like

Edi tangina niyong lahat walang magandang genshin ship yan ba gusto niyo marinig mga hinayupak kayo pakshet sige panget silang lahat yawa walang magiging masaya dito damay damay na to naneta niyo bwiset

#imbyerna mhie sa tags pa talaga #edi pakshit panget lahat tutal magaling kayo mga tangina niyo #sana di masarap ulam niyo #sorry mga mhie gigil lang today #delete later

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genevieveetguy · 1 year

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I know one thing: wherever we go, this family... is our fortress.

Avatar: The Way of Water, James Cameron (2022)

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camyfilms · 10 months

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THE WAY OF WATER 2022

The way of water has no beginning and no end. Our hearts beat in the womb of the world. The sea is your home, before your birth and after your death. The sea gives and the sea takes. Water connects all things: life to death, darkness to light.

#avatar #the way of water #2022 #sam worthington #zoe saldana #sigourney weaver #stephen lang #kate winslet #cliff curtis #joel david moore #cch pounder #edie falco #brendan cowell #jemaine clement #jack champion #bailey bass #jamie flatters #britain dalton

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avatarmovies · 1 year

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Avatar: The Way of Water | New Trailer

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2ndaryprotocol · 1 year

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Movie theater is still a ghost town. That means my double feature transforms into a triple and I’m…

#NowWatching Avatar: The Way Of Water (2022) 🌊🔥🧬

“𝙸 𝚔𝚗𝚘𝚠 𝚘𝚗𝚎 𝚝𝚑𝚒𝚗𝚐: 𝚠𝚑𝚎𝚛𝚎𝚟𝚎𝚛 𝚠𝚎 𝚐𝚘, 𝚝𝚑𝚒𝚜 𝚏𝚊𝚖𝚒𝚕𝚢... 𝚒𝚜 𝚘𝚞𝚛 𝚏𝚘𝚛𝚝𝚛𝚎𝚜𝚜.”

#avatar #now watching #pandora #james cameron #the way of water #avatar the way of water #Navi #sam worthington #zoe saldana #cch pounder #kate winslet #cliff curtis #joel david moore #stephen lang #sigourney weaver #edie falco #giovanni ribisi #2022 #Spotify

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grvntld · 11 months

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i get it some pet owners are irresponsible but oh my gosh just dont label your establishment pet-friendly if you only allow smol dogs and certain breeds and you hv all these restrictions that basically just say no we dont want dogs here lmao just ahck stAhp eht

#pet friendly tapos pagdating mo doon kailangan may ganito may ganiyan meron nito meron niyan lol #naloka ako nung sabi ng mall pet friendly sila tapos dapat daw nakastroller big dogs tapos yung smol dogs buhatin lang #bawal daw sila paglakarin sa mall lmao ewan ko im just vvv sensitove sa ganito siguro like the reason i bring my dogs to the mall is that #para ma-expose sila and makapagwalk din sa ibang lugar other than parks +++ theyre trained and we bring everything that they will be #needing if theyll have accidents sa mall #EWAN NAIIRITA LANG AQ NA NATATAWA kasi naalala ko yung mall sabi pet-friendly tapos ayaw naman palakarin dogs ko so sa parking lot #lang talaga kami pinadaan potaena naawa ako kasi sa dogs #parang na-discriminate or smthng idk if thats too heavy of a word to use pero ganorn na-feel ko for them #tapos ive been making a mental list na rin kasi ng mga establishments na totally okie talaga but i feel like gagawa na ko talaga #ng actual list which includes even hotels and resorts kasi when i was looking for a place to book may mga places na sinasabi pet-friendly #sile BUT bawal daw magsleep dog sa room gegu lang wahahahahhaah sabog ba kayo #i-cage daw tapos ilagay sa labas ng room or balcony tapos doon matulog kasi nagsstick daw amoy ng dogs sa room #like okie po edi sana totally ni-scrap niyo na lang being pet-friendly because thats not being pet-friendly #BASTA NAIIRITA LANG AKO TALAGA LATELY PAG SINASABI PET-FRIENDLY SILA BUT WHEN YOU LOOK AT THEIR RULES NAH-UH THEY ARE NOT HMPF #labas ko lang inez ko mga mhiE #donut #skl ; 🦇 ba

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carronyaflowers · 4 months

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NAKAKAYAMOT NA

#di ko pa rin talaga gets why people react haha to my questions sa mga gc genuinely and serious naman akong nagtatanong #yung paghaha rect niyo ba nakakasagot sa tanong ko? di naman. may naitulong ba kayo sa issue na iniisip ko? wala din #why react at all kung wala naman kayo icocontribute? tapos tinatawanan niyo pa?#i really am just asking kung di niyo masasagot edi okay di naman kailangan maghaha react di naman ako nagjojoke #kala niyo nakakatuwa nayayamot lang ako sa inyo #carronya.rants

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stuff-diary · 9 months

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Avatar: The Way Of Water

Movies watched in 2023

Avatar: The Way of Water (2022, USA)

Director: James Cameron

Writers: James Cameron, Rick Jaffa & Amanda Silver

Mini-review:

Just like I expected, this movie left me with mixed feelings. It's clear that Cameron has created an incredibly rich and complex world, and the visuals are top-notch. I wouldn't be exaggerating if I said this is the best CGI I've ever seen, everything looked pretty much real. And all the imagery is so gorgeous! Unfortunately, there's just not much to sustain the film's impossible runtime. I have no doubts whatsoever that it would be a lot better if it was one hour shorter, and there are so many things that could have been left out. It also doesn't help that the main character is uninteresting, or that the antagonist is a boring villain with boring reasons to be evil. The children are the one thing that saves the plot, they're much more fun than the rest of the cast. Anyway, it's certainly not an awful movie, but I don't know, I'm left thinking it could be so much more.

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grey-gardens · 1 year

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https://www.veranda.com/decorating-ideas/house-tours/a42045998/grey-gardens-home-tour/

Inside Liz Lange's Glamorous Restoration of Grey Gardens

The fashion entrepreneur has restored the East Hampton landmark with bold confidence, singular style, and a little swagger.

STEELE THOMAS MARCOUX PUBLISHED: DEC 15

Liz Lange does not believe in ghosts. In fact, she’s dismissive when asked whether Grey Gardens, the 1901 East Hampton, New York, estate she and her husband recently restored, is haunted. “I didn’t expect to see ghosts because I simply don’t believe in them,” the creative director and chief executive officer of women’s luxury fashion and lifestyle brand Figue says of what it felt like to move in.

Which isn’t to say the past is not present at Grey Gardens. Shortly after purchasing the home in late 2017, the fashion entrepreneur embarked on an extensive restoration of the storied estate, working with architecture firms Ferguson & Shamamian and Bories & Shearron to modernize the operation of the house while preserving much of its original design.

This involved digging a full basement to conceal contemporary mechanical and other functional spaces, shoring up the home’s foundation and structure, protecting original elements like the Dutch front door and foyer banisters during construction for restoration and, when needed, reconstruction, and adding back period-appropriate details like diamond-paned windows and doors with restoration glass—all while leaving the house’s footprint and exterior design nearly unchanged. “Liz and her husband knew that the architectural background they wanted to live in was the one that was built in 1901,” says architect Mark Ferguson, whose firm oversaw the restoration.

Plans for the original house—an L-shaped, shingle-clad structure with dramatic gabled rooflines and brick chimneys, faint echoes of the English Arts and Crafts vernacular that seeded the American Shingle Style—were designed by architect Joseph Greenleaf Thorpe and commissioned by Fleming Stanhope Phillips. But Phillips died before his vision was realized. Instead his wife, Margaret Bagg Phillips, who famously inherited his estate after fending off challenges to the will from Phillips’s brother, built the house later that year.

To summon the spirit of the original house, Lange changed its flow as little as possible. While some minor floor plan reconfigurations were necessary for the house to live at today’s standards—opening the kitchen to a breakfast room, adding a back stairwell—other alterations, like punching out attic dormer windows on the street side, were avoided to retain the integrity of the original building. Says Lange: “One of the reasons it still feels like an old house is that we forced ourselves not to make it perfect perfect. The floors still creak a little bit, and they are not entirely level.”

The thoughtful revival of its gardens is but another invocation of the property’s past. Lange worked with landscape architect Deborah Nevins on a thorough overhaul of the grounds, planting new gardens in some places and restoring historic elements in others, and facilitating as much outdoor living as possible. Most notably Nevins restored the walled garden, pergola, and thatched garden hut, which had been added by prominent horticulturalist and author Anna Gilman Hill, the second owner of Grey Gardens (from 1913 to 1924) and the first to describe it as such. When reflecting on the garden spaces, Lange describes a distinctive magic. “There’s almost a quietness and you feel like you don’t even know where you are. It has this strangely magical, peaceful, beautiful atmosphere.”

Perhaps ironically Lange’s family history in East Hampton—childhood summers and weekends spent in a rigorously modern house by architect Charles Gwathmey—fueled her passion for Grey Gardens in the first place. “I loved it,” she says of her parents’ home, “but it was not lost on me that the other houses on the street were these older houses…often Shingle Style cottages built at the turn of the 20th century with mature properties and older trees. I grew to think that I wanted a house like that when I had my own.”

It was her love of the house, not its provenance, Lange insists, that prompted her to buy when it came up for sale. She and her husband had rented the house for a summer several years prior and had become smitten with its details, proportions, layout, and gardens. “The landscape struck me as familiar,” she says. “The flow of the rooms just made sense, and it has a really cozy feel, and it’s a very bright house. I worried about it feeling dark, maybe in that haunted way although I don’t believe it’s haunted, but it doesn’t. It’s a very sunshine-y, happy house.”

Lange, who hails from a family who experienced very public financial booms and busts (as she chronicles in The Just Enough Family, her podcast with friend and journalist Ariel Levy) and who became a household name at a relatively early stage in her career with the success of her eponymous maternity brand, is the sixth in a string of prominent, artistic, even visionary women to inhabit the house, each casting a reflection of herself within its design. She bought it from author Sally Quinn, who, along with husband and Washington Post executive editor Ben Bradlee, brought the house back from its near-condemned state, restored many period pieces that came with it, and summered there for more than 30 years, hosting legendary parties with star-studded guest lists until Bradlee passed away in 2014.

The Washington power couple had purchased the estate in 1979 from Edith Bouvier Beale. “Little Edie” lived with her mother, Edith “Big Edie” Ewing Bouvier Beale, at Grey Gardens from the early 1950s until the elder Edie’s death, both in increasing isolation and squalor as they ran out of money to maintain the estate. The juxtaposition of their flamboyant personalities with their decaying, animal-infested environment was exposed in the 1975 cult-classic documentary film Grey Gardens—and has been memorialized many times over in other films, books, and even a 2006 Broadway musical.

Today the interiors of Grey Gardens are a far cry from dereliction—or even the gently worn summer cottage aesthetic one might expect to find inside a century-old shingled seaside home. Instead different essences of femininity filter throughout: A dreamy, romantic spirit pervades the bedrooms; the kitchen, breakfast room, and pool and tennis cabana effuse a bohemian, almost exotic élan; and the wild foyer, sultry dining room, and groovy living room radiate an irresistible gusto not all that dissimilar from the 1960s, ’70s, and ’80s style celebrated to enthralling effect on Lange’s Instagram feed.

It’s a singular mirroring of Lange’s persona and the result of her collaboration with designer Mark D. Sikes, artists and artisans from around the world, and close friend and designer Jonathan Adler, who helped her add a layer of glamour to the living spaces on the first floor. “It’s a lot to live up to, such a famous house, so the decorating had to be bold and original,” says Adler. “Liz has always embodied a true idiosyncratic style with swagger. You can see it in the way she lives and in [her creative direction of] Figue,” which has launched a line of tableware under Lange’s lead.

Of course, idiosyncratic style has permeated the house from the beginning. “A lot of Shingle Style is a reinvention of something else. It’s a vehicle for dabbling in eccentricities,” notes architect James Shearron. “How wonderful that Grey Gardens fell into the hands of someone who has the same kind of spirit as its most famous owner.”

Even with a thoroughly reimagined point of view, the house is not entirely exorcised of the Edies’ presence. Lange tasked a handful of artists with interpreting their spirit: In the foyer, a painting of Little Edie in a headscarf by Helen Downing offers a charismatic greeting, while the second-story landing features papier-mâché busts of Big and Little Edie by artist Mark Gagnon; illustrations of the pair by Jason O’Malley float above a guest room headboard. The works represent “a wink or nod to the former owners,” says Lange—or ghosts, perhaps, of her own making.

Featured in our January/February 2023 issue. Interior Design by Jonathan Adler and Mark D. Sikes; Architecture by Bories & Shearron Architecture and Ferguson & Shamamian; Landscape Design by Deborah Nevins; Photography by Pascal Chevallier; Styling by Hilary Robertson; Produced by Cynthia Frank and Brad Comisar; Florals by The Bridgehampton Florist; Written by Steele Thomas Marcoux

#grey gardens #little edie #liz lange #east hampton

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tinyreviews · 1 year

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This is surprisingly good! It is overhyped and overmarketed but it is still worthy of a MUST WATCH!

Avatar: The Way of Water is a 2022 American epic science fiction film directed and produced by James Cameron. It is the sequel to Avatar (2009) and the second installment in the Avatar film series. It stars Sam Worthington, Zoe Saldaña, Stephen Lang, Joel David Moore, CCH Pounder, Giovanni Ribisi, Dileep Rao, and Matt Gerald, with Sigourney Weaver, Kate Winslet, Cliff Curtis, Edie Falco, and Jemaine Clement.

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geekcavepodcast · 2 years

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Avatar: The Way of Water Teaser Trailer

Set more than a decade after James Cameron’s first Avatar film, Avatar: Way of Water follows “the Sully family (Jake, Neytiri, and their kids), the trouble that follows them, the lengths they go to keep each other safe, the battles they fight to stay alive, and the tragedies they endure.” (Avatar)

Avatar: The Way of Water is directed by Cameron. The film stars Zoe Saldaña (Neytiri), Sam Worthington (Jake Sully), Sigourney Weaver (Dr. Grace Augustine), Stephen Lang (Col. Miles Quaritch), Cliff Curtis (Tonowari), Joel David Moore (Norm Spellman), CCH Pounder (Mo’at), Edie Falco (Gen. Ardmore), Jemaine Clement (Dr. Ian Garvin), and Kate Winslet (Ronal).

Avatar: The Way of Water hits theaters on December 16, 2022.

#avatar 2 #avatar way of water #way of water #avatar #james cameron #zoe saldana #sam worthington #sigourney weaver #stephen lang #cliff curtis #joel david moore #cch pounder #edie falco #jemaine clement #kate winslet #20th century studios #lightstorm entertainment #TGCLiz

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themagical1sa · 1 year

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stop imposing your culture on us you fucking indio

Okay, Filipino history lesson time!

"Indio" was what the Spanish colonizers used to call the indigenous people of the Philippines.

Interestingly, the demonym "Filipino" was used on Spanish residents in the archipelago (no wonder words like mestizo/mestiza was invented for Spanish people who were also of native Filipino descent -- like actual native in the archipelago Filipino).

Unfortunately, however, due to the mistreatment and abuse of the native indigenous and lack of their education (and the seemingly systematic effort of not giving opportunities for their education), indio went from a descriptor for natives to a word that meant you are a native and are also stupid/uneducated/ignorant. The word has been recognized as a derogatory slur against native Filipinos since.

Why am I sharing this information?

This is my blog and I do what I like on it, duh. /j /lh

I'm a Filipino and I've been called "indio" several times, actually. I also happen to have learned the socio-historical context during 6th grade Araling Panlipunan (Tagalog: Social Science).

I'm sharing my culture because I love every part of it, even the generationally-traumatizing parts. I've also made it personal point to share it however and whenever I can.

Schooling a hate anon was on my bucket list, so... mission accomplished, achievement unlocked 😂🖒

Anyways, last word of advice, anon:

Mayroon pong tinatawag na ✨ Block button ✨. Wala itong bayad at epektibo sa pampatanggal ng kunganuman na hindi mo gusto. Hindi mo kinailangang mag-send ng ask na gan'to. May nalalaman ka pang indio, eh wala naman akong ginagawang masama sa iyo 💀 Sana ok ka lang

[Tagalog: there is what we call a ✨ Block button ✨. It has no price and is effective in removing whatever you don't like. You didn't have to send an ask like this. You even went as far as learning what indio is, but I haven't even done anything wrong to you 💀 I hope you're ok]

#[ 🗣 | the magical girl replies ]#[ 👤 | anonymous ]#[ 👤 | anon ]#is this xenophobia im seeing? genuinely? because Wow #ykw it would be so funny if anon was american #frenny. frenny what if i told u ur miss universe who just won miss u 2022 IS A FILIPINO AMERICAN LMAAAAOOOO #also the spanish and americans imposed their culture on US FILIPINOS first. how about we have our turn at influencing other people no?#kung ayaw mo edi wow shut up ka na lang LOL the block button is Right There #but i'm telling u this rn. WE ARE EVERYWHERE ^_^ and if u don't like it... either cope or die mad lol #xenophohia #anti-filipino sentiment #tw xenophobia #tw anti-filipino sentiment #tw indio slur #tw filipino slur

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scarahours · 2 years

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you talk too much, can you post less in a day? i'm your mutual and it's clogging up my dash

sana okay ka lang hindi naman ako nagpopost

#edi i-unmutual mo ako #freedom of speech lang yan #oh baka nahihibang ka na #im not sorry if i was rude because this is the literal internet i get to do whatever i want my god

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