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JUST WOKE UP SELFIE

SHOWER TOGETHER. WRAP PARTY

THANKS DIANNA

SAM POSTED POEM WHEN THEY WENT BACK TO SCOTLAND FOR PHOTO SHOOT AND VALENTINES VIDEO

Calling “SAM” name 2014

Kissed by the window and before first interview wiping off lipstick Sam “it’s off?” Cait “Yes”

Happened in 2015 but later tweeted about the trip to Ibiza

Cait corrected Sam when he actually got up

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But he lived with Cait at her/their place where glass top table was.

HAVE TO ADD THIS FROM ACCOUNT BELOW. THIS WAS A FLIGHT FROM BUDAPEST TO LONDON DURING SDCC JULY 2017

I think it’s safe to say

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Sam and Cait — Chemistry

I love how this scene evolved from seeing their potential relationship in a short screen test to seeing an emotional, raw moment in the show.

Hands down one of my favorite moments from season one. And it’s really interesting and quite brilliant for the production team to pick this moment for them to act out just moments after meeting, considering all the emotion that this scene entails. If they can pull it off here, they can make any scene work. And they have.

“When I first met Sam at our chemistry test, which I always think is quite funny, he was the nicest guy and he just put me at ease. I was a little nervous and he’s just that kind of solid, grounded guy. We had one day in London and we took this big, long walk in Hyde Park, and it was great. We just talked about our lives and sort of about the characters and what we thought and that day I was like, ‘This is going to be great. I feel like I’ve got a really solid friend and amazing costar.’ So, I knew it was going to be good stuff. “

— Caitriona Balfe, TheWrap (2015)

”Caitriona and I get on very well, and I’m very lucky. She’s extremely talented and an extremely nice person, and we have a lot of fun. Actually, having scenes away from her, and time apart from her, is kind of like losing someone in your family. A loved one. It’s very strange, and I don’t enjoy it. Whenever we’re together it feels right, and I look forward to the days when we get to work together again.”

“The problem is she cannot, absolutely cannot, keep a straight face, or cannot giggle. Even if you give her a little twinkle in your eye, she’s gone… Just give her a smile and that’s it. The rest of the take is ruined because she’s giggling.”

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On Wednesday 3rd June, Cultural Consul Masataka Abe attended the 40th anniversary event of Culture & Business Scotland.

The organisation was established in 1986 as the Glasgow office of the Association for British Sponsorship of the Arts (ABSA), with a goal to bridge the arts and business. It later became an independent organisation in Scotland in 2011, continuing to the present day.

On the day of the event, greetings were given starting with David Nelson, Executive Director of the organisation, followed by Màiri McAllan MSP, newly appointed Cabinet Secretary for Education, Culture and Gaelic in the Scottish Government, Jane Morrison-Ross, Chair of the Board, and Sam Heughan, Scottish actor, entrepreneur, philanthropist, author and distillery owner. There was also a performance by the National Youth Orchestra of Scotland at the venue, with many stakeholders in attendance.

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Wonderful day celebrating the 40th anniversary of Culture and Business in Scotland. Delighted to meet the new Culture Secretary @mairimcallansnp and hear some very talented members speak and @nyoscotland perform for us. Thank you for the invite @candbscotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 5 h

Sam Heughan, who played Jamie Fraser in the hit TV series Outlander, joined new Cabinet Secretary for Education, Culture and Gaelic, Màiri McAllan, to mark 40 years since the Association for British Sponsorship of the Arts (ABSA) established an office in Scotland, which today, as Culture & Business Scotland, continues to foster closer links and collaboration between arts, culture and heritage bodies, and Scotland’s business community.

Actor Sam Heughan, who also founded the Galloway Distillery, joined the celebration as the guest of honour.

He said: “As an actor and as a business owner, I’m fully aware of what can be achieved when entrepreneurs, industry leaders and artists work together. Whenever I speak to people around the world about Scotland, they always talk about our artistic output, our iconic exports and our growing reputation for innovation. These are the things which get us noticed on the global stage.

Collaboration between culture and business benefits both sectors, and it was great to hear so much enthusiasm for this partnership in the room.”

Executive Director, David Nelson, said:

“It was truly inspiring to be in a room with such a diverse group of people from the arts, heritage, business, third sector, all united by a belief in the importance of close collaboration between culture and business.

“We were honoured to welcome the Cabinet Secretary to her first official engagement, and we are hugely grateful to the Scottish Government for its continued support for our unique investment model. It was also a real privilege to have Sam Heughan in the room, who shared some intimate reflections on the value of collaboration between culture and business.

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Some days ago I asked you about things Sam and Cait have in common. Lots of you reblogged the post adding your ideas. Thank you so much to everybody who helped me with this… Well, I’ve done some edits proving they have loooooots of things in common. They’re soulmates. Nay contest! 

The pics I’ve used for my edits are from Google Images. Enjoy!

They love Art

They love Avocados

They love Bands

They love Banoffe Pies

They love the same Bar

They love the Beach

They love reading Books

They love Animals

They support Charities

They love Coconut

They love Coffee

They watch Friday Night Lives

Sam’s friends adore Cait and Cait’s friends adore Sam

They love Guacamole

They love Hiking

They are Funny

They love Macaroons

They play Instruments

They Netflix and Chill

They love New York

They want Peace

They love Pineapples

They love Pizza

They are so proud of Each Other

They love Riding

They fight for Human Rights

They love Running

They love Scottland

They love Sushi

They love the Theatre

They love Poetry

They love Tennis

They love Water

They love Whiskey

They watch The Night Manager… TOGETHER

And a bonus…. They love using the same Lipstick

One more post and then I'll actually do some work. X, after all, is a gift that keeps on giving.

. . . It's fascinating, really, how the lines between fiction and reality gradually blur until no one can confidently identify the exact point at which the script ends and… improvisation begins, let's put it that way.

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Time had been such a convoluted thing since the day we’d left the Ridge, and none the simpler for the wee matter of my death.

When I dredged myself up from the muck of a black and dreamless sleep, my pocketwatch wasn’t to hand — still tucked away in my sporran somewhere, strewn haphazardly about the tent with the rest of our clothes. I hadn’t any idea of the hour, but birdsong drifted sweetly through the trees overhead, and the light filtering through the canvas was the soft rose-gold of morning. 

We’d slept through a full day and night, then, at the least. 

Claire had been tucked into the same position all the while, even when I rolled one way or the other. Her joints wouldn’t thank her for it — neither had mine after Monmouth, when I’d slept propped between two chairs or on the floor beside her bed. Here, at least, the two of us fit on the cot together.

And this time, there was no bullet wound to avoid.

That was my first marvel, upon waking. I didn’t know what I expected to find… perhaps a freshly-scabbed pock like the birdshot had left, or even something akin to a burn where she’d seared the hole shut. But there was nothing: no trace of injury old or new, no indication whatsoever that I’d taken a bullet to the heart. Eyes narrowed, I grazed my fingertips back and forth over the unbroken skin, then probed a bit harder, testing. The muscle ached as though I’d worked too many hours splitting wood or hammering at a forge, but otherwise—

Evidently, my poking and prodding were more disruptive than I meant; inhaling a deep breath through her nose, Claire nuzzled into my ribs, then shifted her head to peer up at me.

Her beautiful… snow white head.

Strange, the things you remember. Single images and feelings that stay with you down through the years. Even now, after all the pain and death and heartbreak that followed, I still would make the same choice.

Our adorable @samsonb7 friend has suggested me this, so here it is ;)

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