bluebed:

Anton Chekhov joins my club of dead men in glasses (& pince-nez). For some reason I always imagine him buttoned up as his “Man in a Case,” one of my favorite stories.
“Byelikov had a little bedroom like a box; his bed had curtains. When he went to bed he covered his head over; it was hot and stuffy; the wind battered on the closed doors; there was a droning noise in the stove and a sound of sighs from the kitchen — ominous sighs… . And he felt frightened under the bed-clothes. He was afraid that something might happen, that Afanasy might murder him, that thieves might break in, and so he had troubled dreams all night, and in the morning, when we went together to the high-school, he was depressed and pale, and it was evident that the high-school full of people excited dread and aversion in his whole being, and that to walk beside me was irksome to a man of his solitary temperament”.

bluebed:

Anton Chekhov joins my club of dead men in glasses (& pince-nez). For some reason I always imagine him buttoned up as his “Man in a Case,” one of my favorite stories.

“Byelikov had a little bedroom like a box; his bed had curtains. When he went to bed he covered his head over; it was hot and stuffy; the wind battered on the closed doors; there was a droning noise in the stove and a sound of sighs from the kitchen — ominous sighs… . And he felt frightened under the bed-clothes. He was afraid that something might happen, that Afanasy might murder him, that thieves might break in, and so he had troubled dreams all night, and in the morning, when we went together to the high-school, he was depressed and pale, and it was evident that the high-school full of people excited dread and aversion in his whole being, and that to walk beside me was irksome to a man of his solitary temperament”.

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nondesignated:

The Wizard of Oz, adapted: the Scarecrow is a dyslexic bullied kid, the Tin Woodman is diagnosed with Schizoid Personality Disorder, the Lion is a M-to-F transgender. Too bad I didn’t finish much for this project, but I like the cover.

nondesignated:

The Wizard of Oz, adapted: the Scarecrow is a dyslexic bullied kid, the Tin Woodman is diagnosed with Schizoid Personality Disorder, the Lion is a M-to-F transgender. Too bad I didn’t finish much for this project, but I like the cover.

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bluebed:

Fan-art Friday, Blain’s “Nighshirt” from my favorite Dungeon books.

bluebed:

Fan-art Friday, Blain’s “Nighshirt” from my favorite Dungeon books.

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thedailywhat:

Look At This Awesome Dog of the Day: Harper, an 11-week-old pit bull born with a debilitating disorder commonly known as “swimmer puppy disorder,” was found in a trash bag and brought to a shelter to be euthanized.

Dogs with pectus excavatum can’t walk and aren’t expected to survive, but Harper was lucky enough to find shelter regular Erica Daniel, who took the puppy home and, with a little TLC, slowly helped Harper learn to stand on her own four paws.

Daniel admits falling in love with Harper was not what she had in mind — “I’d planned on taking her home that night,” she told NBC’s Today, “letting her sleep in bed with us, and having her humanely euthanized in the morning” — but felt she couldn’t just give up, especially after seeing Harper’s determination to walk around on her own.

“The whole world was against her, but she’s such a fighter,” says Daniel. “She’s a blessing. She’s awesome.”

Watch Today’s report below:

[today / urlesque.]

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