lettersfromtitan:

paperoga:

*quietly having a breakdown over chris colfer’s height*

I’m just like, this is our return to orange.  This episode.  Last time we saw it was right at the beginning.  How many times this season have we have a “back to the start” moment? Soooo good.

yeeitsanna:

The Klaine fandom.

thosetwodeadboys:

This is a story about two boys

The taller one has a gun tucked into his waistband

He thinks the bullets are meant for him.

The older one has a record player in his head

He sings along to the same five songs.

They know each other

Down to the color of blood

And the sound of bones breaking.

But they are strangers.

The one with the gun keeps forgetting the words

And the boy with the music won’t let him shoot. 

When I grow older, I will be there at your side
to remind you, how I still love you.

the-multicorn:

rating: g

length: ~1200 words

summary:  blaine buys most of his bow ties at estate sales.  the first time it’s with kurt.

Summer is long hot days with no school to distract them from each other, picnics and swimming and estate sales on weekend mornings.  Blaine’s found the best one yet to start at today: mens’ clothing, mostly small, photography equipment, some furniture.  Most of the listings say mens’ and womens’ clothing and end up having far more of the latter, so Kurt’s speculating, is there a widow still alive at this one?  Did he die a bachelor?

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the shuffle of crabs on the ocean floor

Posting for RM because this reminded me of Kurt, and therefore her.

it isn’t the storm that makes the ocean dangerous 

the-cimmerians:

killerqueen-80:

gleefessions:

I want to see Burt and Sam scenes. This could be funny. Sam is living in there for 2 years and there is no interaction Burt, Caroline and Sam.

I want Burt/everyone scenes. I’d take a web series of random people hanging out at the Hudmel house, even when Kurt, Finn and Sam aren’t home. Like Burt just comes home from Washington for the weekend, and Unique, Marley and Brittany are just sitting on the couch watching the 52 incher and Brit’s like “it’s okay, Kurt’s house is like a bomb shelter”

“Don’t you kids have homes?” is what he says, gruffly, but he makes pizza rolls, and tea because they’re girls, and listens, bemused, to the rapid patter of their conversation. And the next time he and Carole go grocery shopping he adds cocoa mix and fig newtons and goldfish crackers and more pizza rolls to the cart, and Carole gives him a look but he just shrugs.

When Brittany offers to braid his hair, he just hugs her.