Leslies_Black_Roses

General

reliving the fun parts of the emo heyday and leaving behind the bad stuff.............. going down the rabbit hole of my teenage experience, Invader Zim, Courage the Cowardly Dog, Inuyasha, Naruto............ healing my inner emo kid who never got to fully express herself and overall working on my mental and physical health............. finding hole-in-the-wall free local museums............. like my local fire museum that is housed within the old ornate Central Fire Department building that was built in 1894........... finding cool little pieces of the past (like the random stone in a public park for a church that was built almost 200 years ago and is now demolished)............ The Child & Mando.............. Drain the Oceans on the Nat Geo side of Disney+ (I have a fascination with shipwrecks).......... almost anything on the Nat Geo side of Disney+.............. discovering new music, both from within my scene and outside of it............ actively rewriting my scripts and retraining my mind for better mental health.............. Monte the Singing Donkey, Mr Kitters, Jeepers, and Michael (with no brain cells) on TikTok........... meeting emo kids old and new............. I love seeing what new stuff Gen Z brings to the scene................

Music

Silverstein, Jimmy Eat World, ADTR, SWS, Nirvana, Foo Fighters, Amon Amarth, Underoath, Hawthorne Heights, Sum 41, FOB, A7X, Thursday's Full Collapse album, Finch's New Beginnings, exploring Finch and Thursday, absolutely falling in love with What It Is to Burn, contemplating Understanding in a Car Crash

Movies

almost anything historical fiction, most MCU movies, NBC, The Crow, the Underworld series, the Blade series, almost any non-cheesy vampire movie, Enola Holmes (it was so cute!), the Christian Bale Batman movies; all-time favorite is The Last of the Mohicans (based on a novel, historical setting, amazing soundtrack, excellent costuming, stunning sets/visuals, adventure with a touch of romance)

Television

almost anything historical fiction or nonfiction, The Last Kingdom, Vikings (up until they killed off Ragnar), Sons of Anarchy, Chicago PD (up until Sophia Bush left), Blue Bloods, Inuyasha, Naruto, The Big Bang Theory, Invader Zim, Bones, The Mandalorian, The Falcon and the Winter Soldier, Agent Carter, Wandavision, Drain the Oceans, any of the 3 documentaries I've seen about the Titanic shipwreck

Books

almost anything historical fiction (including books by Bernard Cornwell, who wrote The Saxon Tales upon which Netflix's The Last Kingdom is based), The Hunger Games series, romance novels where good things happen for/to the protagonist

Heroes