lemonsweetie:

“I need to write this, Doctor, and you’re the only person on this station who will understand… Indulge me, if you will; I need you as a witness. A stitch in time…” - Elim Garak

These lines are from the first chapter of A Stitch In Time, a novel written by Elim Garak’s actor, Andrew J. Robinson. The story is in the form of a letter to Doctor Julian Bashir. It includes Garak’s struggles to help rebuild Cardassia, insight into events on Deep Space 9, and the unveiling of his shrouded past. The book is currently out of print with copies circulating bidding sites, but it has been made into a digital e-book format for purchase here.

windycube:

2015 me: i gotta be respectable and normal, act seriously for ppl to take me seriously, i shouldnt go out of line with my words either

2018 me with a megaphone on my porch: 

hugejorts:

my advice is just wear glitter. just wear it. u look great, u feel great, people love it. just put on a bunch of glitter and go out there and get it

cipheramnesia:

lesbiandaydream:

lesbiandaydream:

lesbiandaydream:

sometimes i wonder why i chose a druid in d&d then realize i wear hippie thrifted clothes and walk around work with bees crawling around on my hand because i want to make sure they make it outside

this was today’s bee and i named her lady.

so i’ve been informed i’ve actually charmed a hornet.

that feel when you roll a crit fail in perception but a nat 20 in animal handling

this is too much power for any one person

sh4tterstar:

Lookin’ downright rascally on main today

analife:

Rami Kadi // Haute Couture - Spring 2017

theglowpt2:

(bruce springsteen please interact)

deeteeth:

goths during summer mood

thylekshran:

star trek’s first gay kiss was between women and y’all better fucking remember that shit or I’m going to personally arrive at your house and punt you into the center of the earth. and TECHNICALLY stamets and culber are the THIRD gay kiss because the intendant and mirror ezri kissed too, though i’m willing to overlook that one since the intendant was a nasty stereotype. i will not let you forget jadzia, though.