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hi everyone, it’s meha ( andrew sterling aka noah centineo & chandler heine aka richard madden) again, back with a third character. Ms. Sienna Rose Rothschild Daniels is a lil bougie and a lil judgy, full of heart and love for her family and friends, though! She works as a journalist and photographer at the Frostford Herald, is 33 years old, and grew up in Frostford. She left town when she was 18 to go to NYU and came back a few months ago. Below the cut I’m putting some facts about her for easy reference! (please see default sienna face in gif)

ABOUT:

Sienna is the middle child, a girl sandwiched between her brothers. Ryder (older, married to Rosalie) and Jack (younger, got a girl pregnant recently) are incredibly important to her, even if all three of them are fuckin’ disasters!!

Huge family— on her Daniels side (her dad), she’s related to Tanner, Thomas (RIP), Carter, Lizzie, and Lexa Cartwright and Katrina McDonald. She loves those fools and any time the eight surviving cousins (RIP Thomas) get together, it’s a fun time. Also chaos.

Her Rothschild side comes with lots of money and a trust fund for her and each of her siblings— a far cry from her baby cousin Kat who has grown up an orphan on a farm.

Sienna literally hates her Rothschild grandparents! Hates them!!!!!!

But she loves $$$$$ so she puts up with them and has her whole life

Sienna has been proposed to twice in her life and has literally PEACED OUT both times. The first happened at age 18 when her boyfriend/best friend/love of her life Austin Lockhart proposed to her right after they graduated high school because he was going into the military. She moved to NYC at the beginning of that summer instead of waiting until August when NYU’s fall semester began.

She double majored in journalism and environmental science in undergrad, per Carter Institute requirements, and became a producer with the travel channel for a travel show after college (she worked her way up the ladder)

In New York, her friend/best friend’s younger sister Juniper Kennedy set her up with June’s husband’s brother. Sienna and said brother hit it off and started dating!!

A year later he also proposed to her at a dinner full of all of their friends, to which she said, “oh, wow, babe,” and covered her hands with her mouth and pretended to cry and get overwhelmed and said they should talk about it later, only later never actually came because the next day she packed all her stuff and caught a flight to Mobile, Alabama.

This girl snatches her hand away anytime a man tries to put a diamond on the ring finger of her left hand.

She just has commitment issues, and [lily james voice] “i wanna make some memories.”

Some of these memories have included Sadie Lockhart (remember love of her life Austin? His crazy little sister) spreading rumors about her around town, including one that Sienna wanted to kill her own grandparents. Sadie probably doesn’t even regret it.

STILL, there are good memories, like getting to live in Chicago and Philly and Nashville, San Francisco and Seattle, tour Thailand and mainland China and experience the best of Singapore all on the Travel Channel’s dime.

She’s been back in Frostford for about six months now and is renting out this cute 2b/2b house that’s starting to grow on her & she’s got a job at the Herald to keep her busy while she continues to work remotely for the Travel Channel. Every so often she’ll go to Atlanta for a day or two to check in at the office there.

If you are still reading— why?

CONNECTIONS: (non-exhaustive list, feel free to dm me!)

BEST FRIENDS:

Girl Gang Shit: Hannah Cartwright, Anna Rhee, Lemon Kennedy

General Life Best Friends who are her Life Best Friends: Daniel Kim, Beau Castor

FRIENDS: (4/X)

Brooke Parker

June Kennedy

Persimmon Kennedy

Peach Kennedy

Christopher Aldrich

FAMILY:

Tanner Cartwright

Carter Cartwright

Lexa Cartwright

Kat McDonald

ENEMIES:

Owen Heine

Sadie Lockhart

Gerry Dixon

COWORKERS

Rory Reilly

Easton Williams

Nash Gordon

Nora McDowell

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drdezwholisticascensionist · 4 years

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dargeereads · 4 years

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What a year for books! I mean, I surpassed my Goodreads challenge, even though I knew I was being a little stingy, but I also knew life sometimes throws curves at you, so better safe than sorry. Looking back over the list of books I read this year, I realize the year didn’t rush by, it was well paced and gave me great book memories

Speaking of memories, this years’ favourite is exactly that, In Moonlight and Memories trilogy by Julie Ann Walker. This book, divided into three parts, each part focusing on the story from one of the three characters, had it all, and it executed it all perfectly and beautifully. It still grabs me and brings me back to the story at random times, my subconscious won’t let it go, and I’m perfectly okay with that. Not a standard romance, not even a love triangle really, it is a story of three friends who love each other unconditionally. It’s their story, of their lives, and how they got to where they are now, and where they are going next. https://dargeereads.tumblr.com/post/1... https://dargeereads.tumblr.com/post/1... https://dargeereads.tumblr.com/post/1...

My second favourite book this year is a straight up romance, with single parents, and unbelievable emotion. Down Too Deep by J. Daniels left me with warm fuzzies, and tearful fits, for days after finishing it. Nate is the book boyfriend everybody wants and needs. Jenna is the woman we all cheer for and want to see succeed. It is packed with love, caring, confusion, loss, steaminess, and tear spilling joy and pain. It also resonated with me, and completely caught me off guard, but it stuck with me in ways few “regular” romance books do https://dargeereads.tumblr.com/post/1...

Molly O’Keefe somehow figured out how to make you feel good with a book with death in the title. A Day in the Death of Walter Zawislak isn’t a romance, but is a story of love. Oh, it covers a whole lot of emotions, but this little book, in the end, reminds you of the power of love. I couldn’t cover my top reads of 2019 without this book, because it certainly had an impact https://dargeereads.tumblr.com/post/1...

So, what else happened in 2019? Candace Blevins ended her Only Human Urban Fantasy series, and yes, we find out what Isaac is, while we see how Kirsten’s world changes. I also caught up on Candace’s RTMC series backlog. More Honey Badger awesomeness from Shelley Laurenston, and a new series under her G.A. Aiken name, The Blacksmith Queen. More bears, polar bears to be exact, from Vivian Arend. I got to meet NJ Walters at Romancing the Capital, and gush about her Drakon’s and Tapestry series’. Speaking of RTC, Eve Langlais had me hooked with her UF series, The Forsaken Chronicles, and her Mecha Origins series, oh and her Chimera series, seriously, this woman can keep you reading for weeks! Annika Martin gave us a cute little quickie with Hot Ghost that was perfect for Hallowe’en. Zoe York gave us a Vikings Need and made my October! She also had an Ainsley Booth release that was deliciously wonderful 😉

I started the year with Lorelei James’ wound tight, and finally dug into her Mastered Series. I was once all caught up on her books, and am almost there again. Michele Zurlo added to and re-released her Letting Go series. Pam Godwin gave us two new installments in her Deliver series. Lexi Blake gave us more Sophie Oak releases in Bliss and Siren series, and the complete Faery story series, as well as some Lost Boys. Cora Reilly was back with force, bringing us more mafia bad boys than we could ever dream of! Roxie Rivera popped up and sprung Kostya on us, making that one of the high points of the year!

Cherise Sinclair started a new series, and still gave us some from our favourite from her. Bianca Sommerland released the long awaited Off Beat, and started her new co-written The Asylum Fight Club series. Carrie Ann Ryan poked at our emotions in her Fracture Connections series, and started a new family branch in her Montgomery Ink world. Melissa Schroeder gave us cupcake making, tattooed, ex-military men

I caught up with Jennifer Ashley’s cowboys, and then binged her MacKenzie’s and McBride’s series I hadn’t yet read on audio. Helena Hunting gave us a Meet Cute to be remembered, and more in the shacking up world, before switching us back to her new hockey series. Elle Kennedy gave us more collegiate hockey, and then her and Sarina Bowen dazzled us with their Top Secret offering. Kitty Thomas released her Persephone in audio, and then took us back to the training house. Sierra Cartwright gave us some alpha-liscious males to swoon over. Skye Warren brushed the taboo in her ever-amazing way.

I tried new authours, and found a few new favourites. I found myself drowning in books to read, and learned to balance new releases and those on my TBR. I embraced and enjoyed reading, not just as an escape, though it is that sometimes, but as my thing I enjoy to do out of all the things I enjoy to do!

#Year in Books #year in review #am reading #reader #romance #book love #book blogger #bookworm #bookaholic #book obsessed #book buzz #book world #romance books

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tellusepisode · 4 years

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Sherlock Holmes (2009)

Action, Adventure, Mystery |

Sherlock Holmes is a period mystery action film based on the character of the same name created by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. The film was directed by Guy Ritchie and produced by Joel Silver, Lionel Wigram, Susan Downey, and Dan Lin. The screenplay, by Michael Robert Johnson, Anthony Peckham, and Simon Kinberg, was developed from a story by Wigram and Johnson. Robert Downey Jr. and Jude Law portray Sherlock Holmes and Dr. John Watson, respectively.

In 1890, eccentric detective Holmes and his companion Watson are hired by a secret society to foil a mysticist’s plot to gain control of Britain by seemingly supernatural means. Rachel McAdams stars as their former adversary Irene Adler and Mark Strong portrays villain Lord Henry Blackwood. The film was widely released in North America on 25 December 2009, and on 26 December 2009 in the UK, Ireland, the Pacific and the Atlantic.

In 1890 London, private detective Sherlock Holmes and his partner Dr. John Watson prevents the ritualistic murder of a woman by Lord Henry Blackwood, who has killed five other young women similarly. Inspector Lestrade and the police arrest Blackwood. Three months later, Watson is engaged to Mary Morstan and moving out of 221B Baker Street; while he enjoys their adventures together, Watson looks forward to not having to deal with Holmes’ eccentricities. Meanwhile, Blackwood has been sentenced to death and requests to see Holmes, whom he warns of three more unstoppable deaths that will cause great changes to the world. Blackwood is subsequently hanged.

Director: Guy Ritchie

Writers: Michael Robert Johnson, Anthony Peckham, Simon Kinberg, Lionel Wigram, Arthur Conan Doyle

Stars: Robert Downey Jr., Jude Law, Rachel McAdams, Mark Strong, Eddie Marsan, Robert Maillet, Geraldine James

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►Cast:

Robert Downey Jr.…Sherlock HolmesJude Law…Dr. John WatsonRachel McAdams…Irene AdlerMark Strong…Lord Henry BlackwoodEddie Marsan…Inspector LestradeRobert Maillet…DredgerGeraldine James…Mrs. HudsonKelly Reilly…Mary MorstanWilliam Houston…Constable ClarkHans Matheson…Lord CowardJames Fox…Sir Thomas RotheramWilliam Hope…Ambassador StandishClive Russell…Captain TannerOran Gurel…ReordanDavid Garrick…McMurdoKy Discala…Maid (as Kylie Hutchinson)Andrew Brooke…Guard CaptainTom Watt…Carriage DriverJohn Kearney…Carriage DriverSebastian Abineri…Coach DriverJonathan Gabriel Robbins…GuardJames A. Stephens…Captain PhilipsTerence Taplin…Groundskeeper (as Terry Taplin)Bronagh Gallagher…Palm ReaderEd Tolputt…Anonymous ManJoe Egan…Big ManJefferson Hall…Young GuardMiles Jupp…WaiterMarn Davies…Police OfficerAndrew Greenough…Prison GuardNed Dennehy…Man with RosesMartin Ewens…Removable ManAmanda Grace Johnson…Young Woman SacrificeJames Greene…GovernorDavid Emmings…Grave PolicemanBen Cartwright…Grave PolicemanChris Sunley…Grave PolicemanMichael Jenn…PreacherTimothy O’Hara…Porter / SmithGuy Williams…Golden Dawn EnvoyPeter Miles…ThugSharon Ashton…Dock ladyWilliam Atkinson…BrazierPaul Bateman…PrisonerKathryn Beaumont…Vexed WomanAidan Belizaire…ExtraJonathan Bridge…Man Carrying Tray of Fish in MarketPeter Paul Burrows…Golden Dawn MemberKenneth W Caravan…Rake at Boxing TournamentAlan Carter…Lord & MP in House of LordsKenneth Coombs…Dining GuestRadu Andrei Cucu…Frenzy ManJames Currie…Prison GuardRoss Donnelly…Man in StreetPaul J. Dove…BishopJasey Ó Dálaigh…MichaelAndrew Goldfarb…OfficerKas Graham…Dog FighterMichael Hennessy…Gentleman DinerMarc Hockley…Preacher’s Look-out / Frenzied ManThomas Kadman…PallbearerBobby Leigh…BensiBrendan McCoy…FishmongerTerence Pickering…Manchester LocalMatthew Radway…BarmanRocco Ritchie…Boy in the StreetBryan Samson…LordRobert Stone…PrizefighterDavid Swift…Peer of the RealmJohn Warman…Policeman

Sources: imdb & wikipedia

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j-t-u-globalleadershipblog · 6 years

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References

Anderson, D., & Anderson, L. A. (2010). Beyond change management: How to achieve breakthrough results through conscious change leadership. San Francisco, CA: John Wiley & Sons.

Barlow, J. B., & Dennis, A. R. (2016). Not as smart as we think: A study of collective intelligence in virtual groups. Journal of Management Information Systems, 33(3), 684-712.

Blustein, D. L. (2006). The psychology of working: A new perspective for career development, counseling, and public policy. New York, NY: Routledge.

Cain, S. (2013). Quiet: The power of introverts in a world that can't stop talking. New York, NY: Random House.