All that I can't ignore, Alone at night.

fangirl, writer, reader of epic fiction, music lover, tortured soul, coffee addict...

Amanda Tapping & Amy Lee saved my life.

Currently in the midst of a massive Lana Parrilla uber crush. #EvilRegals #SwanQueenNation #EvilRegalGetHealthyChallenge

Current fandom obsessions:
ONCE UPON A TIME ,CASTLE, The Newsroom, Political Animals, True Blood, Fairly Legal, Nikita, Lost Girl,
Spartacus, Legend of the Seeker,
Game of Thrones, Fringe... And many more...

People:
Lana Parrilla, Amanda Tapping, Amy Lee, Lzzy Hale, Stana Katic...

Ships:
Swan Queen, Cara/Kahlan, Kate/Lauren
Myka/HG, Bo/Lauren, Castle/Beckett,
Peter/Olivia, Nikita/Alex

Music: Evanescence, Halestorm Linkin Park, Katy Perry, P!nk, Gaga, Florence and the Machine.

Books: Terry Goodkind, Philippa Gregory, George RR Martin, Audrey Niffenigger...

Personal Journal: Starbuck1980.livejournal.com

Twitter: Starbuck1980

You can find my fic and other works at:
Starbucks_pen.livejournal.com
Finished!!! #weownthenight #nike10k #Fastest10k (at Victoria Park)

Finished!!! #weownthenight #nike10k #Fastest10k (at Victoria Park)

reginaisthegoodone:

hellokris:

Welcome to Never After {x}

Is this like the British idea of trolling?

“Hi, USA,

this is United Kingdom speaking. We just seen Once Upon a Time, season 2. And you failed our expectations. So, we called agent Scully in and decided to troll you. Welcome to Never After, bitches.

On behalf of Her Majesty Elizabeth II. and the British OUAT fandom,

Silent Treatment”

(via damelola)

women-in-music:

The Netherlands: Anouk
There are singers, and then there is Anouk. Anouk is one of a kind. Her singing is so much more than just singing. Her voice comes up from her toes like a force of nature, and immediately grabs you like a musical lump in the throat. This tough lady, who always pursues her own course, following her musical intuition, has had a hold on the Netherlands for over fifteen years now.
In 1997, Anouk Teeuwe stormed the Dutch musical world with her single Nobody’s Wife, an explosive rock anthem about independence that stayed high on the Dutch charts for weeks. Holland massively fell for Anouk’s powerful, clear voice, and the expression with which she poured out her heart and soul. A rock star was born. The singer from The Hague, then 22 years old, was already well-known in Dutch musical circles. Two years before her big break, she was a student at the Rotterdam School of Music when she came into contact with Golden Earring singer Barry Hay, with whom she sang a few songs live at a festival in The Hague. He was so impressed with her singing that he offered to write material for her, which resulted in a first single: Mood Indigo. A little under a year later Nobody’s Wife was released and everyone in the Netherlands knew who Anouk was.Now, sixteen years later, Anouk is still one of the most popular performing artists in the Netherlands. No less than seven of the eleven albums she released are high on the Dutch album chart, and thirteen singles made the top ten. Over the years she has received many awards, including an impressive nine Edisons (the Dutch equivalent of the Grammy). In 2001 she won the Pop Award, a prestigious Dutch annual music award that is presented to a performing artist who has made an important contribution to Dutch pop music, and both in 2005 and in 2006 she won an MTV Europe Music Award for Best Dutch Act.Between 1997 and 2011 Anouk released seven studio albums, resulting in dozens of hits. Initially, the wilful singer from The Hague was mostly known for her explosive rock songs like Nobody’s Wife and R U Kiddin’ Me, but she has also made small and fragile songs like Lost and Michel, and in later albums she has experimented with soul, funk, and hip-hop. But there is always that voice, like a recurrent theme - that voice that stands like a rock. The voice that can flatter, spit fire, touch your heart or blow you away. That is sometimes raw, and at other times fragile. Anouk’s often painfully outspoken lyrics strike a chord in her fans, who identify with her personal stories.Anouk is internationally successful as well. Nobody’s Wife was a great hit in Norway and Sweden, and the singer scored a number one hit in Denmark with Lost. In Albania the single One Word ended up at the top of the chart. Anouk’s albums are released in Belgium, Scandinavia, Israel, Turkey and Italy, and she works with reputable international names like Glen Ballard (producer for Michael Jackson, Alanis Morissette, Celine Dion), Reggie Perry (Jay Z, John Legend), and Ryan Lesie (Mary J Blige).

women-in-music:

The Netherlands: Anouk

There are singers, and then there is Anouk. Anouk is one of a kind. Her singing is so much more than just singing. Her voice comes up from her toes like a force of nature, and immediately grabs you like a musical lump in the throat. This tough lady, who always pursues her own course, following her musical intuition, has had a hold on the Netherlands for over fifteen years now.

In 1997, Anouk Teeuwe stormed the Dutch musical world with her single Nobody’s Wife, an explosive rock anthem about independence that stayed high on the Dutch charts for weeks. Holland massively fell for Anouk’s powerful, clear voice, and the expression with which she poured out her heart and soul. A rock star was born. The singer from The Hague, then 22 years old, was already well-known in Dutch musical circles. Two years before her big break, she was a student at the Rotterdam School of Music when she came into contact with Golden Earring singer Barry Hay, with whom she sang a few songs live at a festival in The Hague. He was so impressed with her singing that he offered to write material for her, which resulted in a first single: Mood Indigo. A little under a year later Nobody’s Wife was released and everyone in the Netherlands knew who Anouk was.

Now, sixteen years later, Anouk is still one of the most popular performing artists in the Netherlands. No less than seven of the eleven albums she released are high on the Dutch album chart, and thirteen singles made the top ten. Over the years she has received many awards, including an impressive nine Edisons (the Dutch equivalent of the Grammy). In 2001 she won the Pop Award, a prestigious Dutch annual music award that is presented to a performing artist who has made an important contribution to Dutch pop music, and both in 2005 and in 2006 she won an MTV Europe Music Award for Best Dutch Act.

Between 1997 and 2011 Anouk released seven studio albums, resulting in dozens of hits. Initially, the wilful singer from The Hague was mostly known for her explosive rock songs like Nobody’s Wife and R U Kiddin’ Me, but she has also made small and fragile songs like Lost and Michel, and in later albums she has experimented with soul, funk, and hip-hop. But there is always that voice, like a recurrent theme - that voice that stands like a rock. The voice that can flatter, spit fire, touch your heart or blow you away. That is sometimes raw, and at other times fragile. Anouk’s often painfully outspoken lyrics strike a chord in her fans, who identify with her personal stories.

Anouk is internationally successful as well. Nobody’s Wife was a great hit in Norway and Sweden, and the singer scored a number one hit in Denmark with Lost. In Albania the single One Word ended up at the top of the chart. Anouk’s albums are released in Belgium, Scandinavia, Israel, Turkey and Italy, and she works with reputable international names like Glen Ballard (producer for Michael Jackson, Alanis Morissette, Celine Dion), Reggie Perry (Jay Z, John Legend), and Ryan Lesie (Mary J Blige).

(via barbaraswife)

supersoniclanatronic:

thefingerfuckingfemalefury:

therichardbrookfall:

vaspim:


Homeless mother who sent six-year-old son to better school in the wrong town jailed for five years
A mother who pleaded guilty to fraudulently enrolling her six-year-old son in the wrong school district has been sentenced to five years in prison.
Tonya McDowell sent her son to an elementary school in Norwalk, Connecticut, instead of her home city of Bridgeport.
The 34-year-old, who was homeless when she was charged with felony larceny last year, said she wanted the best education possible for the boy.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2108733/Homeless-mother-Tanya-McDowell-sent-son-6-better-school-wrong-town-jailed-years.html#ixzz2MmOPkvDf

are you fucking kidding me

I guess we can check right to an education off the list of things America has messed up

WHAT
THE
FUCK
What exactly did she do wrong here?
I am literally not sure I can deal with this amount of stupid this early in the day…five years in prison for…sending her son to a school somewhere else?

Fuck this shit

supersoniclanatronic:

thefingerfuckingfemalefury:

therichardbrookfall:

vaspim:

Homeless mother who sent six-year-old son to better school in the wrong town jailed for five years

A mother who pleaded guilty to fraudulently enrolling her six-year-old son in the wrong school district has been sentenced to five years in prison.

Tonya McDowell sent her son to an elementary school in Norwalk, Connecticut, instead of her home city of Bridgeport.

The 34-year-old, who was homeless when she was charged with felony larceny last year, said she wanted the best education possible for the boy.

are you fucking kidding me

I guess we can check right to an education off the list of things America has messed up

WHAT

THE

FUCK

What exactly did she do wrong here?

I am literally not sure I can deal with this amount of stupid this early in the day…five years in prison for…sending her son to a school somewhere else?

Fuck this shit

(Source: mendmyheart)

ladylinners:

Adding the story The Girl who would be Queen by Starbuck1980 onto my Calibre library. Anyone got any good cover art that would look great for it?