(via thestanconfessions)
Hollie. Bit blonde. Bit mad. Bit cynical. Bit hopeful. Mostly, confused. An incorrigible dreamer who has been occasionally known to keep playing with the flame even after being burned. Friend. Sister. Daughter. Aunt.
this is Maggie Smith
in her costume
out of character
in a chair
reading the daily prophet
your argument is invalid
(via iammeaghan)
“Michael is quite amazing to me because he’s working with these people that have made a living of this, I mean have studied this for a greater portion of their lives. And he’ll walk into the studio and purely on rhythm, I mean I will only give him a rhythm of a step.. And he does it! You know, and it really just.. it’s fascinating! Because here are these people, you know, who have spent x amount of thousands of dollars training, studying to be dancers for all their lives. And here are this kid who walks into the room, and you say ‘this is the beat - dat dara dara!’ And he does it! And it’s really wonderful to watch because it’s a unique gift that he has. He’s a dancer in his soul” - Michael Peters (choreographer for ‘thriller’)
(via mj-foralltime)
#you know it’s entirely possible that she would still be alive just very very old #i have a headcanon that at some point steve gets fury to look her up and finds out she’s in an old folks home and she’s lonely #she did get married after the war and had kids and grandkids but they don’t really take care of her or stay in touch with her#and in her old age she’s gone back to thinking about him and the war and the romance that never had a chance to happen #and then one day a nice young man in a suit named phil comes and talks to her #and very gently breaks it to her and explains everything and says steve would like to visit #and although she’s completely shocked she manages to say yes #so steve comes over and he brings flowers and chocolate and some old glenn miller records #and after the tears and the talking they finally have their ‘date’
Steve helps hold her up, and they finally have that Dance. it’s Steve’s first. It’s Peggy’s last.
I always honestly believed that Agent Coulson was Peggy’s grandson and that he had been told stories of the marvelous Captain America all of his life but Grandma Peggy never told him her deepest secret, that in her heart of hearts she herself had loved Steve Rogers more than anyone in the world.
Which moron said that about Michael? I need to go slap them round the head with a copy of Thriller
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