Princess of the north

I’ll randomly generate a number from 1-24 to see how my muse reacts to:

Your muse making mine some hot chocolate

Your muse wrapped up as a present

Your muse making an awful snow man

Your muse asking for help putting up up decorations

Your muse singing carols

Your muse hiding mistletoe everywhere

Your muse hitting mine in the face with a snowball

Your muse being drunk after all the mistletoe and wine

Your muse putting out cookies and milk for Santa

Your muse getting a cold

Your muse tearing down all the Christmas  decor

Your muse making snow angels

Your muse eating too many candy canes and getting sick

Your muse in an ugly holiday sweater

Your muse forcing mine to wear an ugly sweater

Your muse wrapping presents

Your muse making yellow snow

Your muse trying to catch snowflakes on their tongue

Your muse trying to share a scarf with mine

Your muse confessing their love

Your muse inviting mine to go ice-skating

Your muse dressing up as santa

Your muse sitting on my muse’s knee

The twins u.u

Famous Avatar: The Last Airbender & The Legend of Korra voice actors

Mark Hamill (Luke Skywalker - Star Wars) as Ozai

Jason Isaacs (Lucius Malfoy - Harry Potter) as Zhao and an unknown character in Book 4

Aubrey Plaza (April Ludgate - Parks & Recreation) as Eska

George Takei (Hikaru Sulu - Star Trek) as Prison Rig Warden

Serena Williams (Tennis player) as Ming and Beginnings Fire Sage

aaaaa i haven’t seen a post like this before so i figured i’d make my own? i hope a few people would find this useful cuz i don’t think everyone knows yet! anyway here we go:

Anything between 300-539 pixels width will be stretched to 540!

So 299 is the magic number to avoid tumblr blowing up your reaction images! What I also do is just set my canvas to 540 pixels and draw within that, if I think 299 pixels will be too small.

click the gear symbol at the top right of a text post and go down to html

Korra watches Desna and Eska lower a rug full of snow bags onto the floor.

“What you doing?” she asks, crawling atop the unoccupied throne while the adults drink tea in the dining hall and discuss issues too mature for five and seven year olds. 

“A funeral.”

The Avatar doesn’t particularly like visiting her Uncle, because the palace is too big in comparison to her home in the South, and her cousins are always… well, being themselves.

Korra makes a face and they counter it with double stares, until she finds herself growing defensive of her play-pretend skills. Two against one isn’t even fair!

“Well, you’re both boring,” she retorts, scrawny arms folding across her chest.