I REALLY Loved A Deadly Education By Naomi Novik And Will Probably Have More Art As I Work My Way Through

ALRIGHT YALL WHO SHOYLD I DO NEXT PLZ TELL ME

(Shit I just noticed two mistakes I’ll fix them tomorrow and repost ughggghh 😩)

OP I hope you don’t mind but ur right there are so many episodes that fit

Average MASH ep dichotomy

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MASH S5E2 “Margaret’s Engagement”

Frank: *to Margaret* Might be nice to have a little youth for a change.

Hawkeye: Is it too late to fake my death?

Part 1 of Art for Every Book I Read this Summer! Here are some character drawings (and doodles) for Zaphod Beeblebrox and Arthur Dent from The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy and The Restaurant at the End of the Universe. More characters from this awesome series will follow as I finish more and more of the books. As for other books off my summer reading list, they’ll be coming soon!!!

Sorry Trapper fans- his art is going to be late because I’m working on this pretty much obsessively.

S4E8 The Kids made me really emotional okay???

Part 2 of Art for Every Book I Read this Summer: The Symposium by Plato!

(Little explanation)

This is a fairly liberal interpretation of the word ‘fanart’ but it is art inspired by the book I read, which is what I’m going for. The main take away from this book for me was that Ancient Greek philosophers and those three side characters in Dazed and Confused have something in common, and that is that they both represent the way me and my friends get together and have deeply existential conversations for the fun of it. Philosophy hasn’t changed, just the way the philosophers dress.

I’m a contestant in the first ever season of “College Cooking,” a culinary show in which university students battle it out in front of top chefs using only the combined ingredients and materials found in their kitchens. I approach the judges with my first dish— the prompt was simple. An easy, nutritious dinner that can be packaged and brought to school for lunch the next day.

I am too old for pity. There will be no mercy tonight.

“As you can see,” I say, presenting a pot fresh off the stove, “I’ve made a basic chicken soup. Because I haven’t been taking my iron pills, I’ve included as many vegetables as I could get my hands on.” I set the pot down on the table and hand out spoons.

“It’s essentially your typical chicken noodle soup, but I’ve added my own personal twist.” All the judges look up to meet my eyes and it takes a moment for me to realize that they’re waiting for me to explain. “Well, you see, it’s a fun little soup tradition I have, where I don’t actually know how much broth to add. If you turn your attention to the dish, you’ll see that it’s not really SOUP soup as much as it’s soggy soup ingredients. I think it adds a novel element. I hope you enjoy.”

Then I turn around and walk straight off the set.

It’s been FOREVER since I last posted

(It’s been six days)

Fun fact- he’s my mom’s favorite character.