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1: HOLE, Evergreen Lake, Colorado.

2: MyRo, accidentally photographed with my outdoor nighttime settings.

March 2024

Anthony Tremaine headcanons revised:

His full name is Anthony Francis Tremaine. He is named after both of his grandfathers (Cinderella's dad and His mom's dad).

He has a variety of nicknames including but not limited to; Tony, Ant, Anty, Red, Ton, Carrot top, Francis, Fran, Franny, Annie, Tremaine, Maine, Trem, and Lord Tremaine.

He's also called a variety of pet names by Harriet, mainly luv, Batty, Bats, and bat boy.

He is the Quartermaster in Harriet's crew.

His family is originally from France and nobility, and while he's outgrown the whole 'Lord Tremaine ' thing, he's still bitter about it.

He's also bitter about the fact that FG granted Cindy's wishes but not the kids of the isles'.

He used to wish and wish to be taken off the isle with his friends and family, hoping that FG would grant them. She never did.

He is very family oriented and would do anything for his mother, siblings, and cousins.

He longs to be reunited with his father (and admittedly his aunt and her family).

He hates his aunt and grandmother, which is funny because he's his grandmother's favorite.

He only has one thing from each of his grandads—a pair of cufflinks from his step granddad and a long broadsword from his bio granddad.

He loves cats—mainly black ones because they remind him of Lucifer and Lucifer's kittens. One of which he owns.

He named it lord. Don't judge him.

He has 3  brothers and 4 sisters in this order— Ellie, Aaron,  Colombe, Anya, Amara, Frankie, and Felix. Some of them are adopted.

He has 7 cousins in total—Dorothy, Daphne, Debbie, Dixie, Delanie, Dotty, and Dizzy.

His cousins can be a bit nasty—towards Dizzy (in good fun they claim) and others.

He doesn't always get along with the 6 of them (and his siblings on occasion), because of this.

He's really studious because he wants to be worthy of the title 'Lord Tremaine'— his favorite subjects are history, Geography, and Foreign languages.

He has a photographic memory.

He practices knife fighting with his cousins and siblings, and really likes the sport.

His main weapon is a baseball bat because he feels better and more confident using it than a sword.

He likes dancing and singing, and playing the flute and the piano.

He isn't the best fighter but he does give it his all. He's great a shit talking but he's not much of a swearer— that's more Harriet than him.

Anthony bonds with Chad over hair care, make up, shopping, dress up, and selfies. And modeling Dizzy's stuff.

He makes Chad apologize to Evie and apologizes to the core four for trying to feed them to crocodiles after Dizzy (and a pissed off Harriet) pushed him too.

He's into fashion and fixing his own clothes.

He also loves listening to music— especially with Harriet and Dizzy who he has danced with on the Queen's Fury and in the salon.

He and Harriet often quiz each other on random facts for fun. Oh and he has a thing for her and her for him.

They have experimented with their friends before but we're not gonna get into that

He goes to dragon hall— mainly to look out for his cousins and siblings, though he'll never admit it.

He gets all good grades in his classes without even trying.

He keeps a blackmail book. Only his crew and Dizzy know he keeps one. Only he has a lot more than one.

He's good at sneaking around—thanks to Harriet teaching him how to.

Speaking of Harriet, the two of them first met when they were young. He said something sexist and she broke his nose. He's been into her ever since, much to their friends amusement and exasperation. Mainly Sammy.

He's really into photography and vintage pictures— mainly when it comes to pictures of France and other places in the world.

He is allergic to roses like his mother and loves flowers,food, and jewelry like her too.

He's also into sailing thanks to Harriet.

He's also a handy man and the one who fixes things around their home and the salon.

He can be pretty impulsive and temperamental but is surprisingly good at calming others down.

He’s very resentful towards Cinderella and Prince Charming for not helping them, and because of the family tragedy that cost him his family.

He and Harriet eventually have two kids— Tommy and Katie.

His friends keep trying to come up with a ship name for him and Harriet.

He is very sarcastic and resentful towards most of the heroes.

He's great at cooking like his dad and loves tea parties and playing with his cay.

Finally, he has a habit of craving his name and the names of those he cares about into things. Seriously, his initials and name are carved into most of the buildings on the isle— Evie once found his name carved into furniture in her mother's castle and doesn't know how he managed it.

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Also I used some of @idontliketomatoesleavemealone 's ocs. Said ocs being Ellie, Frankie, Felix, and Colombe Tremaine. Check their blog out. Requested by: @eahravinqueen .

Sunday Fun Day

I opened my eyes at 6:37 this morning because a certain black and white cat was battering me with questions.  I refused to get out of bed but I did give her some love.  The mister is in charge of cat breakfast, so once his feet hit the floor I’m abandoned by the furry sisters.  I don’t care.  I love being left upstairs alone.

After our morning ritual we puttered around a bit and then Mickey suggested driving over to the Centreville Farmers Market.  Centreville is a very pretty town about 19 miles from us, and it’s the seat of Queen Anne’s County.  Their market is fairly new, but promising. So off we went. It was hot and humid, it rained last night and tried to drizzle off and on all day, but what fun it was!  I came home with a big ol’ elderberry bush, some baked goods (focaccia!) and the cutest bracelets.  There were stalls with fresh flowers, lots of fruits and veggies, some art, breads and sweets, even candy.  I was hoping to see some peaches but didn’t spot any.  Poor Mickey waited patiently in the heat while I talked everyone’s ears off.  He even lugged around my elderberry bush and put it in the car.  Major husband points. He was rewarded with this focaccia.

I purchased one and we each had a little slice with our lunch. Basil, feta, artichoke, garlic...ohmyword, so delicious. My favorite purchase of the day was from a really delightful gal whose banner said Fresca Frankie. She makes accessories from all sorts of recycled goods - soda cans, bottle tops, old costume jewelry, etc.  It was all so fun and funky.

The beads on my bracelets are made from old soda cans.

I’m crazy about them! Bright, cheerful, just plain cute! This was the first photo I snapped to share, but I was horrified to see how chippy my nail polish was. Who am I? A year ago I wouldn’t have been caught dead with nails like that. Now I’m posting photos of my old lady hands with raggedy polish. It’s hard to care anymore. But hey, the bracelets are a hit!

Anywho, we came home and unloaded our goodies, had a bit of lunch, and then went over to the auction house to peruse this week’s goods.  I didn’t see anything I needed, and only a couple of things I’d be interested in grabbing if the price is right - baskets for the pantry, that sort of thing.  I only want them if I can win them for a couple bucks, otherwise it’s not as much fun. After that, Mickey went to his office to prepare some instructional videos he’s making for a photography class, and I sat at my desk and fiddled with polymer clay.  I should have done my PT, but I didn’t.  I traded mental therapy (the clay) for the physical therapy.  It was a win. Fast forward to dinner and I made some black bean/veggie burgers, we watched Jeopardy and felt very smart, then we FaceTimed with the Pullen boys. Tyler flew to Minneapolis and is at Matt’s place. They depart tomorrow for Berlin for a few days, and then on to Prague to end their trip. They’re already having fun, what a pair.  Oh, the tales they’ll have to share when they get home.  They always make me laugh. I can’t believe I’m lucky enough to be their mom.  Now here we are at almost 9:30, it’s dark outside, and I’m wondering if it’s too early for bed. It’s not, considering the cats will be talking to me before sunrise. So this girl is off to soak in the tub and then crawl into bed. I’m reading a mediocre book, not too excited about it yet, but I’ll plug away in hopes that there’s a plot twist. Goodnight from me to you, wishing you sweet dreams and restful slumber.  Stay safe, stay well. XOXO, Nancy

Tag Hunter

Here lies a non-extensive list of my tags. vaguely ordered.

Queer tags: #queer #lgbtqia #lgbtq #lgbt #pride all cover much of the same, pride is mostly the 2014 film. queer is my go to tag these days.

Nerdness #history #america history is obvious, america is half history/current events and half deep sighing at the state of events

Animal Tags #cat #cat! #puppies #dog #monkey two tags for cats & dogs because i am terrible at keeping track. monkey is very out of date but i forgot i had it.

Doctor Who (& adjacent) content #dw #doctor who #cdw #classic who #torchwood #ianto various tags used but those are the most populated. torchwood & ianto are very jam packed.

Queue tags #clearing out my likes into a queue #q self explanatory

Wrangling tags #haha #fave #important #the best #poll self explanatory

TV & Movie tags #8 out of 10 cats #taskmaster #wilty #bfq #nmtb #qi #it crowd #miranda #fleabag #b99 #parks and rec #glee #grace and frankie #criminal minds #elementary #bojack #bobs burgers #phineas and ferb #newsies #hamilton #bring it on #avengers #cmbyn #rwrb avengers tag covers a lot of different marvel things. newsies is the musical. first five tags are britcom stuff.

One Direction etc #1d #harry #louis #taylor swift

Celebs/Comedians #dnp #richard ayoade #noel fielding #sarah millican #romesh #vcm

Pictures #photography #art

Personal bits and bobs. #about #me #chronic illness #mood #eli's nightblogging #mine

télé ce soirTélévisionTV ce soir: la finale intense du thriller psychologique The Light in the Hall A la recherche de réponses... Cat (Alexandra Roach) et Caryl (Sian Reese-Williams) dans The Light in the Hall. Photo : Alistair Heap/Channel 4A la recherche de réponses... Cat (Alexandra Roach) et Caryl (Sian Reese-Williams) dans The Light in the Hall. Photo : Alistair Heap/Channel 4La mère en deuil Sharon (Joanna Scanlan) trouve des réponses qu'elle pourrait regretter de chercher. De plus, un westie dans la Dog House. Voici ce qu'il faut regarder ce soirPhil Harrisson, Jack Seale, Ellen E. Jones, Danielle De Wolfe et Simon Wardeljeu. 19 janv. 2023 01h20 HNELa lumière dans la salle21h, Canal 4Joanna Scanlan a élevé ce drame psychologique intense, dans lequel la mère en deuil Sharon est obsédée par la découverte de la vérité sur la disparition de sa fille. Dans la finale, la journaliste Cat (Alexandra Roach) et Joe (Iwan Rheon) - qui a été reconnu coupable du crime - retournent dans les bois où le meurtre aurait eu lieu. Il devient clair que Sharon obtiendra enfin des réponses, mais elle pourrait finir par regretter de les avoir recherchées en premier lieu. Phil HarrissonLa niche du chien20h, Canal 4Jacqui et Stuart de Bolton sont des ex-époux qui s'adorent toujours : il fait tout son bricolage et l'a maintenant accompagnée pour l'aider à trouver un chien. Hamish, un vieux westie ironique abandonné à contrecœur par une famille d'accueil après avoir attaqué l'un des enfants, pourrait-il être la r��ponse? Jack SealeMarie-Antoinette21h05, BBC 2Toute habillée… Emilia Schüle en Marie-Antoinette. Photographie : Caroline Dubois/BBC/Capa Drama/Banijay Studios France/Les Gens/Canal+Dans cet épisode exemplaire de la confection courtoise, la rivalité entre Marie-Antoinette et la maîtresse du roi s'intensifie. Ce n'est pourtant pas sur les affections de Louis XVI qu'ils se chamaillent, mais sur quelque chose de beaucoup plus important : le temps du meilleur couturier de Paris. Ellen E. JonesLes prisons notoires de Grande-Bretagne : gommages à l'absinthe21h, ITV1Après l'exposé de Strangeways de la semaine dernière, cette série en deux parties se déplace vers le sud pour rencontrer le personnel et les détenus de la prison décrite comme "une zone de guerre" par l'ancienne médecin de Wormwood Scrubs, Amanda Brown. Il fait face à des problèmes de violence et de volatilité de la santé mentale, mais est-ce vraiment pire qu'ailleurs, et que peut-on faire ? pHSur les traces des tueurs22h, Canal 4La série de crimes réels d'Emilia Fox explorant les affaires froides se poursuit avec le meurtre de Vishal Mehrotra, huit ans, qui a disparu sur le chemin du retour à Putney après avoir assisté au mariage du prince Charles et de Diana, princesse de Galles. Fait remarquable, plus de 40 ans plus tard, de nouvelles preuves peuvent aboutir à une condamnation. pHAigu22h05, BBC 3Annie (Aidy Bryant), nouvellement célibataire, navigue dans le jeu de rencontres criblé de drapeaux rouges dans l'ouverture de la série trois (sortie sur iPlayer en 2021). Une liaison avec un homme pétulant contraste avec la relation naissante entre la meilleure amie Fran (Lolly Adefope) et Emily (ER Fightmaster). Danielle De WolfeChoix de filmsValeurs familiales alternatives… Voleurs à l'étalage. Photographie : 2018 Fuji Television Network/GAGA Corporation/AOI Pro Inc. Tous droits réservésVoleurs à l'étalage (Hirokazu Kore-eda2018), 2h20, Canal 4 Poète lauréat de la famille non conventionnelle, Hirokazu Kore-eda porte son regard compatissant sur une autre maison atypique. Lily Franky scintille dans le rôle d'Osamu, une aimable figure paternelle ressemblant à Fagin pour un garçon, Shota (Kairi Jyo), qu'il a formé à l'art du vol à l'étalage. Une nuit froide, ils rencontrent une fille de cinq ans négligée, Yuri ( Miyu Sasaki ), et la ramènent dans la maison exiguë qu'ils partagent avec le partenaire d'Osamu, Nobuyo, la vieille veuve qui en est propriétaire, et une autre femme plus jeune.

Alors que Yuri est entraîné dans leurs vies précaires, des questions sur les motivations et l'histoire d'Osamu et Nobuyo - et sur ce qui constitue la famille idéale - filtrent à travers ce drame touchant. Simon WardelSport en directpremière ligue Ffootball : Manchester City contre Tottenham Hotspur, 19h, événement principal de Sky Sports Au stade Etihad.Les sujetsTélévisiontélé ce soirDrameTélé réalitéDocumentairefonctionnalitésRéutiliser ce contenuLe plus regardéLe plus regardéLa lumière dans la salle21h, Canal 4Joanna Scanlan a élevé ce drame psychologique intense, dans lequel la mère en deuil Sharon est obsédée par la découverte de la vérité sur la disparition de sa fille. Dans la finale, la journaliste Cat (Alexandra Roach) et Joe (Iwan Rheon) - qui a été reconnu coupable du crime - retournent dans les bois où le meurtre aurait eu lieu. Il devient clair que Sharon obtiendra enfin des réponses, mais elle pourrait finir par regretter de les avoir recherchées en premier lieu. Phil HarrissonLa niche du chien20h, Canal 4Jacqui et Stuart de Bolton sont des ex-époux qui s'adorent toujours : il fait tout son bricolage et l'a maintenant accompagnée pour l'aider à trouver un chien. Hamish, un vieux westie ironique abandonné à contrecœur par une famille d'accueil après avoir attaqué l'un des enfants, pourrait-il être la réponse? Jack SealeMarie-Antoinette21h05, BBC 2Toute habillée… Emilia Schüle en Marie-Antoinette. Photographie : Caroline Dubois/BBC/Capa Drama/Banijay Studios France/Les Gens/Canal+Dans cet épisode exemplaire de la confection courtoise, la rivalité entre Marie-Antoinette et la maîtresse du roi s'intensifie. Ce n'est pourtant pas sur les affections de Louis XVI qu'ils se chamaillent, mais sur quelque chose de beaucoup plus important : le temps du meilleur couturier de Paris. Ellen E. JonesLes prisons notoires de Grande-Bretagne : gommages à l'absinthe21h, ITV1Après l'exposé de Strangeways de la semaine dernière, cette série en deux parties se déplace vers le sud pour rencontrer le personnel et les détenus de la prison décrite comme "une zone de guerre" par l'ancienne médecin de Wormwood Scrubs, Amanda Brown. Il fait face à des problèmes de violence et de volatilité de la santé mentale, mais est-ce vraiment pire qu'ailleurs, et que peut-on faire ? pHSur les traces des tueurs22h, Canal 4La série de crimes réels d'Emilia Fox explorant les affaires froides se poursuit avec le meurtre de Vishal Mehrotra, huit ans, qui a disparu sur le chemin du retour à Putney après avoir assisté au mariage du prince Charles et de Diana, princesse de Galles. Fait remarquable, plus de 40 ans plus tard, de nouvelles preuves peuvent aboutir à une condamnation. pHAigu22h05, BBC 3Annie (Aidy Bryant), nouvellement célibataire, navigue dans le jeu de rencontres criblé de drapeaux rouges dans l'ouverture de la série trois (sortie sur iPlayer en 2021). Une liaison avec un homme pétulant contraste avec la relation naissante entre la meilleure amie Fran (Lolly Adefope) et Emily (ER Fightmaster). Danielle De WolfeChoix de filmsValeurs familiales alternatives… Voleurs à l'étalage. Photographie : 2018 Fuji Television Network/GAGA Corporation/AOI Pro Inc. Tous droits réservésVoleurs à l'étalage (Hirokazu Kore-eda2018), 2h20, Canal 4 Poète lauréat de la famille non conventionnelle, Hirokazu Kore-eda porte son regard compatissant sur une autre maison atypique. Lily Franky scintille dans le rôle d'Osamu, une aimable figure paternelle ressemblant à Fagin pour un garçon, Shota (Kairi Jyo), qu'il a formé à l'art du vol à l'étalage. Une nuit froide, ils rencontrent une fille de cinq ans négligée, Yuri ( Miyu Sasaki ), et la ramènent dans la maison exiguë qu'ils partagent avec le partenaire d'Osamu, Nobuyo, la vieille veuve qui en est propriétaire, et une autre femme plus jeune. Alors que Yuri est entraîné dans leurs vies précaires, des questions sur les motivations et l'histoire d'Osamu et Nobuyo - et sur ce qui constitue la famille idéale - filtrent à travers ce drame touchant.

Simon WardelSport en directpremière ligue Ffootball : Manchester City contre Tottenham Hotspur, 19h, événement principal de Sky Sports Au stade Etihad.

LADY IN WHITE (1988) – Episode 217 – Decades Of Horror 1980s

“I really liked your story, Frankie. I wish I was as weird as you.” You are. Trust us. Join your faithful Grue-Crew – Chad Hunt, Bill Mulligan, Crystal Cleveland, and Jeff Mohr  – as they travel to upstate New York on Halloween for this quirky independent ghost story, Lady in White (1988).

Decades of Horror 1980s Episode 217 – Lady in White (1988)

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An author tells the story of how, as a young boy growing up in a 1960s small town, he was haunted after witnessing the murder of a little girl.

Writer/Director: Frank LaLoggia

Cinematographer: Russell Carpenter (director of photography)

Visual effects supervisor/Second unit director: Ernest Farino

Selected Cast:

Lukas Haas as Franklin J. “Frankie” Scarlatti

Len Cariou as Michael Phillip “Phil” Terragrossa

Alex Rocco as Angelo Rodolfo Scarlatti

Katherine Helmond as Amanda Harper

Jason Presson as Geno Scarlatti

Rose Weaver as Matty Williams

Henry Harris as Harold “Willy” Williams

Rita Zohar as Mrs. Agnes Cilak

Renata Vanni as Mama Assunta

Angelo Bertolini as Papa Charlie

Joelle Jacobi as Melissa Anne Montgomery

Jared Rushton as Donald

Gregory Levinson as Louie

Karen Powell as Anne Montgomery (Melissa’s mother/”Lady in White”)

Bruce Kirby as Cabbie

Lady in White is Jeff’s pick and he loves the family dynamics depicted in the film coupled with a ghost story that includes racism and a serial killer. Crystal sees traces of A Christmas Story (1983) in the use of a narrator and a young boy who sends away for a prized possession, this time a typewriter instead of a decoder ring. She also lauds future Oscar winner Russell Carpenter’s cinematography and the cast’s acting, singling out Lukas Haas for his cuteness factor. Finally, for her, the combination of child murders and racism coats Lady in White with a patina of sadness. 

Bill describes Lady in White as being good in a lot of ways but just missing the mark of being a great movie. Each element is fine by itself but the humor makes a weird mix in a film featuring a child-molesting serial killer. He also singles out Ernest Farino as a frequent provider of quality visual effects in independent films. It comes through, for Bill, that Lady in White is made by someone who loves the material and loves movies.

As of this writing, Lady in White is available to stream from Shudder. Unfortunately, the Scream Factory Blu-ray is currently out-of-print. 

Every two weeks, Gruesome Magazine’s Decades of Horror 1980s podcast will cover another horror film from the 1980s. The next episode’s film, chosen by Bill, will be Stephen King’s Cat’s Eye (1985), an anthology film starring James Woods and Drew Barrymore, just in time for Halloween.

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