You Can't Save the Spider *and* the Butterfly
Dragon Age, Doctor Who, MCU, Final Fantasy, cats, etc.
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The Canadian Post OfficeSolitae: ...this is useful tracking information. "Post office, Canada"OuyangDan: ...Saga: lolaithne: lolSolitae: MORE DETAILS PLEASE... ...
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SO I finally got around to making a Bond to go with Q! Ta-da!
- 007 [irish breakfast, gunpowder, caramel]...
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY ERIN! In honor of my awesome roommates birthday (er, yesterday) I created a few more Sailor Moon...
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Hannibal Tea COMING SOON more or less
So here’s a peek at the Hannibal teas. You can buy them now, if you want, though...
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For a limited time, I’ve uploaded redesigned label art for the main Sherlock blends! Each label now lists the contents...
Distant Worlds: Final Fantasy — One-Winged Angel (Atlanta Symphony Orchestra) (by Allen Douglass)
My phone was dying so I couldn’t get a recording of any of the FF Distant Worlds show last Friday night, but luckily someone else got the encore of One Winged Angel—sing-a-long style. :p
One-Winged Angel // Final Fantasy VII
I swear everytime I hear this I go “Oh shit….”
I remember seeing the game at a friend’s house, watching her brother fight Sephiroth and hearing this music. Then I finally get the game a year later, and every time I think I’m going to get to fight Sephiroth (even temporarily—I was already well versed in Final Fantasy and I knew there were half a dozen teaser fights throughout the game thanks to Golbez and Kefka) what fucking happens? Fucking JENOVA. I swear I never hated any music as much as I hated JENOVA’s theme my first time through that game, just because I wanted to hear OWA. It was probably six years or more before I finally realized how amazing J-E-N-O-V-A was as its own piece.
