Flowers

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If you look close enough you can see my scar in these 😅

i think very often about the fact that no one looks at kell in the face/eye - prior to book 1 its out of respect, after book 1 its out of wariness - because they’re all avoiding the reminder of his black eye.

but rhy does. rhy always looks him directly in the eye.

Birds at River

River Thames, Kew Garden

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Melinda London

Bird at River

River Thames

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Random Videos of my trip to London in 2021

i met the loveliest lady today while having brunch and i cant stop thinking about her

I’m not all angel myself either. But is there ever really an entity that’s “all Angel”? No, that’s just the long history of human creativity and societies.

I don’t share my Dad’s cynicism unless he’s around. But it was still a nervous week for us. The bright point here is that I didn’t miss his disrespectful commentary during BBC World News evenings.

I made a boy!

Smells like summer…

I never stopped to think about it before; Bag a Legend! pictures Veils as a horrible thing of very few words (he's quite talkative in Parsley tho), so the thought of him going off his shits on a tirade because of Second City Strong Feelings™ is hilarious

Ka-San is depressed about Otou-San’s continuing absence from the house.

Jim Broadbent

Facts

May 24, 1949

English actor

Filmography

King [A Boy Called Christmas: 2021]

Charlie [Six Minutes to Midnight: 2020]

Archmaester Ebrose [Game of Thrones: 2017]

Scottie [London Spy: 2015]

Tom [Another Year: 2010]

Professor Horace Slughorn [Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince: 2009]

Harold [Moulin Rouge!: 2001]

Monty [Gone to Seed: 1992]

Dalcroix [Happy Families: 1985]

Woodcutter [The Life Story of Baal: 1978]

Appearance

brunette/ grey hair

blue eyes

1.88m

Roleplay

playable: young adult, adult

Icons: Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince

Boats

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Night walks🌙

Lights

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One last post as my 24 hour trip comes to an end. Waiting at St Pancras for my train. It’s been fun 😊

Béla Lugosi, Hugh Williams, and Grenta Gynt in The Dark Eyes of London, a British film from 1939 which was released in America in 1940 under the title The Human Monster. It was the first film to receive an ‘H’ rating (horrific, not appropriate for children under 16) from the British Board of Film Censors.