#weepingbucky

my friend is in the 501st legion (cosplaying Ahsoka) and she told me there will be a big shoot at 3:30pm on Saturday but it's only for legion members, and there's no official meetup per say. but the 501st legion/rebel legion/mando mercs will all have a booth where you can take photos with them

it’s a bit complicated because when i was a kid i would read through the ya section of my local library without a second thought for titles or authors but also a lot of the books were translations so in the end i always rec the same book. 

it’s young young adult, easy to read, quite fun, and it’s a staple in a lot of people i know childhood’s, La quête d’Ewilan by Pierre Bottero. it’s the first book of a fantasy series that also has two spin-offs (look for the Ellana one, she’s my fav). tbf i haven’t read them since i was 14 but a friend of mine is doing her dissertation on it so it’s got to be at least half as good as i remember!

then i’m gonna rec something that will have anyone my age laugh: Les liaisons dangereuses by Choderlos de Laclos. it’s a book I read for our high school exam so it’s a classique, but it’s so well written I read it twice during the year so hey

alors dans la fic que j’ai lu sirius est français et l’une des premières phrases qu’il dit “Les dieux doivent me aimer si vous êtes l'ange ils me l'envoi de rester avec.”

BISOUS hein

"I'm quitting school,” Remus learns after about six months of being with Sirius, are Sirius’s favourite words.

He says them after difficult classes, during classes that are too easy, before classes with people he doesn’t like, when he’s working on a project giving him a hard time or researching for a project that he’s already dreading. He says it as an opening line on the phone, texts it at three in the afternoon with pictures of cups of coffee or at eight in the morning with sulky half-awake selfies. 

But the words carry more than annoyance only when Sirius speaks them in person. 

Remus now knows all about Sirius’s group of friends, colourful characters with so much love and jokes to offer than Remus still feels overwhelmed by it all when he’s welcomed into parties, dinners or lazy Saturday afternoons at the mall like a long lost friend. He understands perfectly why Sirius adores every last one of them, has come to think of them as his friends as well, shyly at first, and then proudly when the invitations come to his phone directly. He knows Sirius still prefers to let them hear the worst of his stress, afraid their budding relationship would wilt under the weight of it. 

So when Sirius does come to Remus’s flat to say, “I’m quitting school,” Remus doesn’t need to know what comes after to get into motion.

There’s option 1. Option 1 is the least demanding: a cup of tea or herbal tea depending on how caffeinated Sirius already is, taking a long shower together and cuddling in Remus’ bed while they talk about things that have nothing to do with work, or architecture, or group projects that take far too much time and are often more Sirius’s project than group ones. Sometimes option 1 includes a movie, sometimes it includes whining until Remus reads him bits of the book on his bedside table. Most of the time, it’s just petting Sirius’s hair until he falls asleep.

Option 2 is a bit more tricky. Once Sirius gets inside his flat, it’s hell to get him back into his coat and scarf, it’s no smiles until they’re out of the tube and actively working on Option 2. But Option 2 does wonders and Remus enjoys the walks through Sirius’s London, a London that has been built in such year, rebuilt then, burnt down by error, attacked during the war. Sirius’s London is full of stories of the lives of the people who have decided how the city would breathe and grow. Option 2 gives a new spring to Sirius’s steps and reduces the Quitting messages by at least fifty percents for days at time.

Remus learns of Option 3 through James and Peter, one day when Sirius won’t fall asleep in his arms nor put his coat on. The first time Option 3 has to be launched, it’s a bit on the expensive side because Remus wants it to double as a romantic getaway and splurges on the hotel. But Option 3 is the most enjoyable: they leave on the Friday evening after Remus’s work shift and Sirius’s classes, and then Sirius is all happy laughter and childish excitement to discover their destination. So far they’ve done Bath, Stratford-upon-Avon and Brighton and every time Remus thinks, a bit guiltily, that even if Option 3 occurs during Sirius’s worst times, it’s also their best time together - away from work, school, and anyone they know. It’s just them being in love, with each other, with their lives together.

i knew i wasn’t the only one who thought that!!!

Thanks adventures-in-mangaland!!

I’ve already done this once but I’ll do it again, and this time I’ll do it with my pseudonym ^.^

Sigh No More (Catherine Tate and David Tennant) Evacuating London (Harry Gregson-Williams) Doomsday (Murray Gold) Nothing Else Matters (Metallica) All Souls Night (Loreena McKennitt)

witches also usually got burned so i think you’d be right for the role ;) (sorry that was bad)

Architect!Sirius Black aesthetic for weepingbucky:

imagine architecture student Sirius Black, his hair in a messy bun, wearing a sweater with a painting on it, rose tattoos on his forearms, bands-aids on his fingers, and plans he just made in his class in his hands