Picture it. StoryBrooke 2013

Snow: "Hi Regina, I wanted to talk with you and Emma about the charity party."

Regina: "Sorry Snow but we're a bit busy if you come back..."

Emma:"Gina, I found it! "

Regina: "...later."

This scene is burned into my brain. The way Adora looks at Catra before she glares at Prime with murder in her eyes.

Picture it. StoryBrooke 2013

Snow: "Hi Regina, I wanted to talk with you and Emma about the charity party."

Regina: "Sorry Snow but we're a bit busy if you come back..."

Emma:"Gina, I found it! "

Regina: "...later."

its rude to reblog things from people you arent mutuals with fyi. :/

💀 my brother in christopher

Regina's mood when she's being "evil," but it's taking too long for her favorite Sheriff to arrive and give her some much needed attention.

the notes are broken 😂

Am I contributing to the fandom yet

Catra with everyone else:

Catra with Adora:

Catra feels protected and safest with Adora

Hi everyone! Here's your Daily Reminder to Click for Palestine!

It only takes a couple seconds!

Had fun drawing this cutie today💖💖 Melog looks so cute as She-Ra

I cant believe this tweet is how I find out

Kathleen Jennings

has anybody seen my pet piece of paper. his name is walter he is very fragile but very adventurous. i should never have left the window open in my tenth story apartment

I just saw somewhere you recommend writing 300 words a day. I can't imagine how to do that, I will manage 50-100 at most and I will edit endlessly. Do you continuously add to the story without returning to the previous chapters and keep almost everything as it first occurred to you? Is it a matter of practice to become more productive and require less editing? I think I enjoy playing around with details though, is that a bad habit to shed?

Write whatever works for you. I wrote Coraline at 50 words a day because that was the time I had. I wrote American Gods trying for 2,000 words a day (and often failing) because it needed to be a thick book and at 50 words a day I'd still be writing it.

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Parents really post stuff like this online and wonder why their kids don't trust them