Ink and Grit

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Get a free Pokemon egg~!

last-of-the-english-girls:

I want to do one!

Okay so you reblog and a week later you’ll get this cutie in your inbox

After about a week a Pokemon will hatch!

Some people might get special Legendary, It all depends :)

It’s going to be any Pokemon from all the regions

and I promise I will do every each one of you.

This will be open until the 29th and then I will be sending the eggs off to you all :)

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Neil Gaiman’s Advice to Aspiring Artists

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fandom-fan:

If you can make it through the 1st season of Doctor Who, you can make it through anything.

EXCUSE YOU.

Okay I’m assuming you mean Series 1 of the reboot since I found this post in the Ninth Doctor tag.

Amazing things we had in…

paranerdia:

I’ve just figured out ‘write what you know’. Despite how many times it was explained to me I never got it but I do now. I finally got it. Deep down in the bone.

It doesn’t mean I should only write about 27 year old retail workers who would love to travel but can’t afford it and…

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Reblog if you consider Nine your Doctor.

onginalmaz:

I’m doing a thing where i’m trying to find out which is the most popular revival regeneration.

For Ten.

For Eleven.

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bookaddict24-7:

#writing #inspiration #write #notebook #writer #create #words #creativity

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Favorite Little Things → Writing

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I didn’t learn to swim until my final semester of college. The coach in charge of the class was wonderfully patient with me and I was the only non-swimmer in the class. I remember panicking the first time I went into the diving pool with the rest of the class. I was on one side of the pool (the 6’ depth) all by myself, clinging to the edge and treading water. The coach grabbed a safety float and dragged it along the edge so I could grab it if I needed to and walked with me as I swam, unaided, the whole length of the pool. When I finished, the entire class (all down at the 12’ end) applauded for me. It was an amazing day.

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I got to go to the drive-in with my parents to see a double-feature: UP and Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian. It was my first time at the drive-in, though I was in my late teens/early twenties. When we were in line to enter, I crawled under a blanket in the back-seat because I wanted to sneak in even though 1. my parents paid for me and 2. (I think) the charge was per car and not per passenger. So, my first trip to the drive-in involved “sneaking in.”