It's not like the Easter Bunny...

This has been doing the rounds but it's still making me smile so I decided to post it here. 

Mostly for my own records but you can watch the full 35 min documentary over here for free! (The 2 min survey before you get to watch it totally worth it.)

Brilliant resource for parents, guardians or family of LGBT people.

I wrote 600 words for my June prompt challenge today. To celebrate have some bits of news, pics and videos that caught my interest...

( click for daleks, cuddles, hangovers, doctors, captains and x-men )

I realized today completely by accident I've posted something every day so far this month, mostly it's be pics or videos but I think I'm gonna keep it up. It may have something to do with the fact that I'm trying to get back into consistently writing so yesterday I decide to set myself a daily writing challenge for the rest of the month based on this daily prompt list for June. You should all join in!

Todays prompt was "On this day in 1867, Frank Lloyd Wright was born. Wright was a well-respected architect. He designed a number of famous homes. If you were able to design the house of your dreams, what would it look like?"

Obviously I wrote Doctor Who  fic on Jenny's backstory and her first meeting with Madame Vastra that shall never see the light of day. No honestly, I know less than nothing about Victorian London and I'm allowing myself the privilege of writing utter crap for the challenge once I write something so as much as I want to read fic about these two I will not be adding to the pile. That said, Jenny's brain is an utterly delicious to spend a few hours. 

In closing, have some adorable mini warbler.

Its an ad but its just so beautiful.

 Not that I need another reason to love The Golden Girls, but here it is anyway...

I'm not going to go on about this. I was not a fan of Stephen Gately or Boyzone but, jesus, he was only 33. And there is a lot of bullshit going on in the media about how he died and I even read an article today saying 'he might have been gay but he didn't flaunt it, didn't push it in our faces, so it was okay'!!!

What? so if he had dressed in flamboyant clothes and constantly talked about fashion and men (the journalist's words) his death wouldn't be that much of a tragedy?!? Jesus, I fucking hate the tabloids sometimes. He had a husband who loves him and is devastated, family and friends who are in shock and they really don't need to hear that kind of crap. Give him some respect!

I always thought of No Matter What as Stephen's song. He mightn't have been the best singer but he loved what he did. I think this performance proves that. And my god what a cute smile he had.

I'm not getting pulled into X Factor this year (no seriously I'm not) but I just have to say this guy is amazing. If you're feeling down or just want to see something that will fill your heart to bursting have a look.

I'm already feeling better.

Sorry for the spamming today but I had to post this one last thing that put a smile back on my face. In the video below are Misha Belfer and Mitchel Kibel who were the male dance team in the recent So You Think You Can Dance? controversy (which you can read about over here and watch here.)

:-)