a young woman suddenly saddled with raising her younger sibling who ultimately has to accept that she isn't up to the task and it'd be better for her sibling to live in a stable and loving home with a family friend, leading to a bittersweet ending where the siblings remain in contact and still love each other, but must accept living apart at least for the time being, could be an interesting and compelling character.

So I really got into the idea of dabbling in decorative toploaders for OCs and so decided to make some gifts for my Curse of Strahd group! THE MISTFIT CREW including the lovely Kolyan siblings~ 💕

I don't often color things like this, but I wanted to experiment with something new, so I hope it looks okay <,3

And while Emilia Pérez has had low numbers in the movie's release this weekend, Johanne Sacreblue has made it to 10x more views than the number of people in theaters and has reached a top spot in Letterboxd in less than 24 hrs.

It got better ✨

The movie will be premiered this Friday in movie theaters (Cinedot), with all ticket revenues being donated to different organizations.

so everyone in the class started using it too like saying “I brought my lunch from the bungalow today” or whatever and the teachers HATED IT.

it started getting out of hand when we were learning about the presidents and we often needed to say “the White House” so of course we would say “the White Bungalow” and the teacher was so furious and then there was a ban on the word and if anyone said it they were sent to the office and I remember the kid who started all the bullshit one time got in trouble for something petty like sharing his homework and the teacher said that she was going to call home to him mom and he just stood up and cried out “No, ms_____! Please don’t call home!”

and there was this huge silence because he just raised his voice at the teacher

and then a huge smile spread across his face and he said

“call bungalow instead.”