once-ler-in-chief:

bookcoverlover:

t0mfuckinghiddlest0n:

notinlestradesdivision:

natcrawlers:

readbythestarlight:

halibear22:

captioneddisney:

True story.

SO true

There never was a truer thing said by anyone ever.

Spot on I’d say.

*ahem*

3rdspearcarrier:

DAVID: I’m glad we didn’t make the mistake of falling in love with each other. I sometimes wonder if ours isn’t perhaps the best basis of all for marriage.

JOAN: Perhaps it is.

DAVID: It’s worked very well with us, hasn’t it?

JOAN: It might have worked even better if we’d been in love with each other, like you and Helen.

DAVID: That’s a different thing altogether. I don’t even know if I like Helen as a person - in the way I like you. I only know I love her, and that’s something you can’t explain.

JOAN: You didn’t want to fall in love with Helen, did you?

DAVID: I tried hard enough not to.

JOAN: It’s hell that, isn’t it - tring to stop yourself falling in love?

DAVID: It can’t be done, I’m afraid.

JOAN: If it could, life would be a lot easier. I’m going to have another drink. What about you?

DAVID: No, thanks.

JOAN: Of course, I was forgetting. You know, David, I could have helped you to give up drinking if only I’d known you really wanted to.

DAVID: I didn’t want to. I’d have died of cirrhosis if I’d gone on, that’s all.

JOAN: Oh, you didn’t tell me that.

DAVID: It was all rather boring. There wasn’t any need to bother you with it all.

JOAN: I’m afraid I haven’t been a very good wife.

DAVID: (smiling) You’ve been a marvellous wife.

JOAN: You see, I’ve made a silly mistake about you. I thought you really were bored with people like - like Helen, and with the idea of not drinking, and leading a serious life and all that. If only I’d known I might have been able to help you perhaps a little bit more with your work and - and things. Like Helen is doing now. Only, of course, I could never have done it as well.

DAVID: I suppose I was ashamed to show you that side of myself. Anyway, I wouldn’t have bored you with all that.

JOAN: It’s silly, isn’t it? I wouldn’t have been bored at all.

:( :( :(

becks28nz:

Sherlock by ~@LooLooRae

Loving how Cubist this looks. Whoever can make such artworks are really talented. :) Repost.

areyoutryingtodeduceme:

Time for the next round of Fandom Tea Blends Giveaways! This week’s tea blend was hard to pick, but I just couldn’t resist doing Sherlock’s any longer *w*! Read below for more reviews/information on the tea, and how to win your own bag of it, as well as an ingenuiTEA tea pot!

THE SHERLOCK BLEND: All at once exotic and mysterious and perhaps a little bit insane, with a lingering hint of smoke. (lapsang souchong, assam melody, oriental spice)

MY REVIEW OF IT: “It smells amazing. I wanted to stick my whole head in the bag. I was actually afraid I had overdone it with the Oriental Spice tea since that’s pretty much all I could smell in the bag. However, once I brewed it, BAM! So smokey. Definitely a very smokey tea, but not nearly as strong as a Lapsang by itself, and once the smokey taste fades you really start to taste the spice again. It’s awesome. I tried it first without adding anything, but there are very few teas I can drink plain. I added a splash of milk and a spoonful of sugar and it was perfect *w*”

WHAT OTHERS ARE SAYING:

• “Dark, smoky, and spicy is the best way to describe this tea. It smells extremely smoky in the bag (almost reminiscent of barbecue sauce), but it mellows out a bit when steeped. You can definitely taste the smoke, but it is balanced nicely by the spice.”-Michelle T.
• “Best of these blends I’ve tried so far. If there’s one tea that can stand up to a spices, Lapsang Souchong is probably it. The assam melody likely bolsters it as well, and seems to have helped with what usually throws off people I try to introduce to Lapsang: they smell it, and it reminds them of barbecue sauce—not a problem with this blend. It’s perfect: dark, smooth, smoky, and all of those other lovely things, with not-overpowering spice. Perfection.”-Katrina W.
• ” This is actually a really warming blend, in my opinion. The smokey aroma reminds me of a dimly lit room and a cigar or cigarette and the warm and spicy flavor soothe me to my core.”-Alicia B.
• “Dark, spicy and sensually smoky. I was hesitant at first, but after a spoonful of sugar, I melted right in.”-Abigail L.
• “It’s difficult to describe. A hint of…danger? I sound silly, but it really is an intriguing blend. Like you have to drink more to figure it out. All in all, a perfect blend for Sherlock.“-Kayla B.
  

HOW TO WIN:

• You may reblog this post ONCE a day for the next week. I’ll go through the notes and use a random number generator to chose a winner the evening of APRIL 14th
• You have to reblog! Likes wont count!
• Due to customs, people in Australia and New Zealand are not eligible just because we can’t ship tea there Q_Q I’m sorry!
• Just to clarify: The prize this week is The SHERLOCK Blend as well as an IngenuiTEA Tea Pot.