#hashtag peeta moment

[motherhenna]

I've always wanted to do a "Pieta"-esque piece, and figured my Skyrim OCs would be a good vehicle to do it! Scene takes place shortly after the final Alduin fight, at the throat of the world: Vakna (dragonborn) doing her best to keep her Falmer lover, Sivasei conscious while imploring Odahviing to take them back to Whiterun.

#art #my art #skyrim #elder scrolls #skyrim oc #elder scrolls oc #TES oc #skyrim dragonborn #tesblr #falmer #snow elf #falmer oc #obviously this is not representative of actual gameplay LMAO #this is from an AU where alduin isn't obscenely easy to kill #Siv survives btw but loses his leg #hashtag peeta moment

[waywardangel-wilds]

there’s this popular TikTok account called “North Valley Group” about 3 brothers who work in their dad’s business and it’s giving me Mellark brothers vibes 😭 I can imagine them having a similar account for the bakery in a modern AU and barely actually posting bakery related content and more of them just goofing off and becoming viral sensations for being a funny menaces to society/ Mr. Mellark 😂

OH MY GOSH

Tell me this isn't the Mellark brother! Are you kidding me?

Okay so this might end up becoming a recurring thing I write about but:

"Do I start?" Peeta asked while trying to hold back a laugh. He was bending his knees as if he was about to get jumped instead of filming a Tiktok for the bakery.

"You're so fucking annoying. Shut up," Rye whined in a singing voice as he fiddled with the tripod. He had his beat-up iPhone pointed at his younger brother, and behind him, Bannock stood with a broom in hand, trying hard to appear uninterested.

"This is actually the stupidest thing you guys have ever done," Delly commented from where she lay sprawled out on a booth in the empty dining room. "Just letting ya'll know."

"Oh my god, you're so amazing; you're so smart," Peeta replied in a quick and mocking tone, Delly offered him the one-finger salute.

"Okay, go," Rye pointed at him, and Peeta picked up a half-empty container of flour and poured it over his own head. Rye snickered as he followed him around the bakery, where Peeta did more random things.

"Never let them know your next move," Rye typed into the description right before he posted the video with an obnoxious number of unrelated hashtags. "Look."

Both brothers huddled around the phone to watch the video on repeat, snickering like a couple of kids. Bannock walked over after a moment to have a look too. They were about to make another video, this time with Bannock, when their dad walked in the back door.

"What the hell is happening in here," the older man boomed, dropping their groceries on the floor. "Why is there flour all over my floor?!"

[blurrypetals]

Siege and Storm by Leigh Bardugo - blurrypetals review

originally posted feb. 6, 2018 - ★★★★★

[read for my book club, My Idea of Therapy] Holy. FUCKING.SHIT. This book is fucking insane and so is Leigh Bardugo. I read a few non-spoiler reviews of this before I started it and a few of them were bothered by the pacing, especially the second act of the book. After reading it, I can see what those reviewers were talking about, but I disagree with the fact that the pacing is a problem. Instead, I think it's an asset. The book does slow down during act two, after a frankly amazingly explosive act one that raises the stakes, but for me it felt like I was being lulled into a false sense of security. I kept wondering what was going to happen, what was going to burst this comfortable (well, comfortable enough) bubble Alina and friends had constructed. So when it does burst for act three...well, I think I put it rather eloquently in the first three words of this review: Holy. FUCKING. SHIT. I'll admit, there were a few moments during that second act, which, admittedly, is a bit weak in certain areas. I actually missed The Darkling quite a lot (view spoiler) and I thought the drama between Alina and Mal was a little petty, but their relationship's issues were natural, considering the shitstorm they've so recently gone through. I missed Genya, too, but I loved the twins (whose names I can't confidently spell, since I've only heard their names spoken, without Googling them and risking spoiling myself) and I loved Nikolai even more. Hashtag NikoLina, if that's even their ship name? Also, they met on a ship so, I mean, it's basically meant to be. Not only do I just prefer Nikolai to Mal in general, but I also think the message that you can't always keep your childhood friends and the love you feel when you're younger with you as you both grow and change would be nice to see in a YA series. I'm realizing as I type this that this is what happened in The Hunger Games with Katniss, Gale, and Peeta, but it worked really well there and I think it would work just as well here. Um that ending basically had me screaming, but I was at work so I was forced to make it [INTERNAL SCREAMING] instead because I love my job (not just because I can listen to audiobooks here) and I didn't want to get fired for screeching like a banshee when Alina went to The Darkling's embrace HOLY FUCK or whooping like a fan at a sports game when SURPRISE BITCH Alina used The Darkling's own power against him aaaaAAAAAAAAHHHHH or gasping like an old lady clutching at her pearls when it was revealed that the twins were working for the priest dude whose name/title I will also not even attempt THE WHOLE TIME FUCKING WHAT BITCH. This book was amazing I can't wait to finish the series. My god I am positively shaking I love these books so much. To the finale!

#siege and storm #the grisha trilogy #grishaverse #leigh bardugo #2018 #goodreads mirror #blurrypetals