#eziluk

Okay I’ve only roleplayed with them when they’ve played as Aragorn but I read some other threads on my dash and I admire so much how they can write with so many muses and give them all such justice!! Not to mention the quality of the writing/posts like I could never play so many muses and still have good, quality writing it’s great 10/10 easily. And a good theme too!! I haven’t talked to the mun a whole lot but when I have they’ve been awesome! I really love the use of figurative language too - really great descriptive words and metaphors/similes. Overall just a a super unique and amazing blog that all of you should follow asap

   ❝ Th-Thorin! I don't think that's necessary.                    I've been managing just fine with my sword,  t h a n k  you.             See?  Perfectly..... agile. ❞  

“ Lucky me-- as usual, I walk out of the door and it started to rain, I was soaking wet as I arrived at the Kindergarten, & I am pretty sure I'll wake up with a cold in the following days. ”  It happened way too often lately, that  whenever she started to walk some-  where it would start to rain, & of course she never had an umbrella in her bag,  because shortly before she left it was  still beautiful weather, most likely even  the sun was shining.  “ I am pretty sure there's some kinda curse on me. ”

true that, I don't even mind it, but the winter break is over in about a week and then I gotta get my shit straight again. uwu

"Amralime..." The elf whispered suddenly, her eyes searching his as she pulled something from her robes and showed it to him. It was his promise that he had given to his mother and then to her. She breathed in a scent that was simply, distinctly Kili, and it soothed her at once. Other Dwarves began to pull him away, and for a second, her eyes were panicked at the thought of him being taken from her again, until the reason behind it was explained. With a soft nod, she was left staring after him, her heart swelling with pure bliss.

"I don't mind." Bilbo quickly shakes his head to the dwarf, with a small shrug. "Just accept my hospitality, please. I doubt you could even stretch out on the couch. You take the bed."

It's Suzanne Evans...but, yeah, she's insufferably smug. I was disappointed that nobody on the panel had the guts to say "yes" to the question asking if UKIP are a racist party.