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Making - I Want It All (1989)
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It's A Hard Life!!!!
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Prompts: - Magical Transformation - Shadows - "Everything is going to be just fine" - A mirror in a twisted silver frame - Colours: Black/Brown/Gold
Remember to tag @queen-fantasy-week for posts on Tumblr, and add fics to the AO3 collection :D
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The Cross live In Montreux 1988 (x)
Entirely reblogging for that first gif and Roger looking over at the LAYDEEZ
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‘And we are not one of those groups that prefer to run out of the building right after the concert. We like to stay in the dressing room, relax, and criticise each other’s performances. That’s how we recover.’
I am very much loving this Roger quote because who else but Queen would find criticising one another’s performances the essential way to relax and have a post-concert wind down. ‘What did you think of the show tonight?’ ‘Well you were flat on that top G, he missed his cue in that song and I really hated that instrumental break.’ ‘Oh really, well let’s talk about your being behind the beat in the encore…’ And so on for hours while the groupies and liggers wonder when the aftershow party is going to start until Crystal explains to them that this *is* the aftershow party…
Obviously channeling their inner Frasier and Niles Crane: ‘what’s better than a perfect dinner, Niles? A perfect dinner with one tiny little flaw that we can spend the evening picking at.’
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This hat defense squad
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NASA released the clearest pictures yet of our neighbours in the solar system
Oh and of course us
Honourable mention
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Roger had run a stall at Kensington Market with Freddie years early and they were very clearly soulmates; they’d often sit together, giggling. - Jim Hutton
I ❤️ them
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Queen being interviewed at their office in London for Japanese music magazine ‘Music Life’, 13th June 1974. Brian was absent because of flu. (Photos by Koh Hasebe)
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Dandelion News - February 15-21
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“There were more than twice as many farmland birds in the well-managed solar farms compared with the intensively farmed land, and nearly 16 times as many woodland birds. […] Overall, diversity was 2.5 times higher, while woodland birds were nine times more diverse.”
“This marks the second time in a week that a judge has stood in the way of Trump’s attacks on trans kids. [… The ruling grants] a temporary restraining order that halts enforcement of provisions in Trump’s directive that would cut off federal funding to medical institutions that provide gender-affirming care to minors.”
“17,000 sq m of mesh could produce enough water to meet the weekly water demand of [… the] urban slums. 110 sq m could meet the annual demand for the irrigation of the city's green spaces. Fog water could be used for soil-free (hydroponic) agriculture, with yields of 33 to 44lb (15 to 20kg) of green vegetables in a month.”
“The bill would […] ensure long-term conservation and restoration efforts, expand the official definition of the basin to include Maryland, and prioritize projects that serve small, rural, and disadvantaged communities. […] The watershed provides important year-round habitats and critical migratory stopovers for approximately 400 bird species[….]”
“Half of the people in the study — eight of the participants — responded to the vaccine, producing T cells that targeted their tumors. […] Just two of the patients who had a response to the vaccine had their cancer return during the three-year follow- up, compared to seven of the eight who did not respond to the vaccine treatments.”
“[Flanagan has] “championed kitchen-table issues like raising the minimum wage, paid family and medical leave, and free school meals.” If elected, Flanagan, a tribal citizen of the White Earth Nation, would become the first Native American female U.S. senator in history.”
“A program meant to help low-income Alabamians pay their utility bills has resumed two weeks after it was canceled due to an executive order from President Donald Trump. […] “We can confirm the funds are reaching those affected by the previous pause[….]””
“[Previous] studies were either conducted with global climate models that used a simplified representation of convection [or were on a regional scale….] According to the computations, mean annual precipitation in the Amazon does not change significantly even after complete deforestation.“
““Buy Clean is a great example of how states and other nonfederal actors can continue to press forward on climate action, regardless of what the federal government does,” said Casey Katims, executive director of the U.S. Climate Alliance, a bipartisan coalition of two dozen governors.”
“A wildflower meadow, ponds, scrub habitat, coastline and even an area of peat bog can be found on this little 60-acre (24-hectare) plot, which boasts roe deer, otters, lizards, eels and a huge array of insects and birds.”
February 8-14 news here | (all credit for images and written material can be found at the source linked; I don’t claim credit for anything but curating.)