Mashiara Sedai
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- Birthday 07/11/1983
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It's #WoTWednesday and @WoTonPrime didn't disappoint. A new video released today showed us our first look at Mat's ruby-hilted dagger. Here's the clip: We can see some changes in the designs. This is the Museum Replica, approved by Robert Jordan: And the chapter icon looks very similar: Jason's arguments for the changed position of the ruby make logical sense. The thing that gave me chills was the voice of Barney Harris--who plays Mat Cauthon--saying "Alright, let's make a deal." Who is he talking to? Mordeth? If so -
It's #WoTWednesday and @WoTonPrime didn't disappoint. A new video released today showed us our first look at Mat's ruby-hilted dagger. Here's the clip: We can see some changes in the designs. This is the Museum Replica, approved by Robert Jordan: And the chapter icon looks very similar: Jason's arguments for the changed position of the ruby make logical sense. The thing that gave me chills was the voice of Barney Harris--who plays Mat Cauthon--saying "Alright, let's make a deal." Who is he talking to? Mordeth? If so
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[FWC] Frozen Films
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Speaking of Jack Frost, we have the lovely Rise of the Guardians (2012), starring Chris Pine as Jack Frost. This animated film is so much fun! Moving onto something a bit more serious, there's a documentary called My Winnipeg (2007) that's worth a watch. It's a surreal film about living in Winnipeg, and it's recounted by the filmmaker (Guy Maddin) in a very bizarre way. He tells about the history of the town, and his own family's history. And let's not forget Batman & Robin (1997) in which the villain (or one of them, anyway) is Mr. Freeze. Gotham looks less c -
[FWC] Frozen Films
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I've seen The Santa Clause, but not the sequels. I'll need to check them out! Cool Runnings! I loved that when I was young! That's a great example (and not even on my list)! -
[FWC] Bobbing for Ice Cubes - Game
Mashiara Sedai replied to Rhea's topic in The White Tower & Warders's White Ajah
I'll join if it's not too late! Busy past couple of days with work. Ugh. -
When dealing with frozen things, or frozen people, there are lots of movies that cover these topics. They include all genres and all ages. Let's take a look at some of the most well-known. Be sure to add in ones you've loved (or even ones you've hated). 1. Frozen (2013) & Frozen 2 (2019) We can't have a Frozen Carnival without talking about Disney's Frozen movies! I saw Frozen with my sister in theaters. I'm older than her, and we both immediately identified with our respective Frozen sibling. Naturally, when Frozen 2 came out, we were first in line to see it!
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Frozen drinks are quite familiar to us. Whether it’s ordering an Icee at the movie theater, a Frappuccino at Starbucks, or a fruit smoothie or milkshake, we are used to drinking frozen things. But what about frozen foods? Oh, there’s the typical ice cream and popsicles, but other than that… what else is there? We typically like our foods hot. So here’s a few recipes you can try for uncommon frozen foods: Frozen Grapes: https://www.allrecipes.com/recipe/220825/spactacular-frozen-grapes/ Frozen Pop Tarts: http://newsroom.kelloggcompany.com/2017-08
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Hello all! Welcome to the White Ajah's annual Winter Carnival. This year's theme is Frozen! Please join us for the festivities! The Ball Bobbing for Ice Cubes (game) Frozen Foods and Drinks Frozen Films Frozen Art/Science Feel free to use one of our celebratory siggies:
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There is a tower! How strange! Doesn’t look grand enough for the White Tower, but concept art. Maybe their on their way to the blight and those could be one of the guard posts that line the border? The decay of the forest and trees wouldn’t be seen until past the border. Or if we’re going to deviate enough, that could be one of the seven towers of Malkier!
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Yes, you are correct! Thom was with them. Looking at the picture, it doesn’t appear to be Thom, but concept art doesn’t need to be detailed exactly! So this could be on their way to Baerlon.
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Today, @WoTonPrime—the official Twitter handle for the Amazon Prime’s Wheel of Time television show—shared a short video and snippets of concept art. The short video featured Rafe Judkins, the showrunner for the Wheel of Time show, emphasizing the themes in The Eye of the World: “of balance, of gender, and the emotional journey of these characters.” While Judkins talks, several images of concept art flash behind him. Let’s take a closer look! So what can we glean from these images? Fans are already speculating. Here's my t -
Today, @WoTonPrime—the official Twitter handle for the Amazon Prime’s Wheel of Time television show—shared a short video and snippets of concept art. The short video featured Rafe Judkins, the showrunner for the Wheel of Time show, emphasizing the themes in The Eye of the World: “of balance, of gender, and the emotional journey of these characters.” While Judkins talks, several images of concept art flash behind him. Let’s take a closer look! So what can we glean from these images? Fans are already speculating. Here's my t
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Welcome to my Introduction!
Mashiara Sedai replied to PiedPiper's topic in The White Tower & Warders's White Ajah
HAHAH! That's hilarious and an interesting way to look at it! It's a possibility. I know sometimes I shake with anticipation for my dinner when I'm particularly hungry and it always seems to taste so good! My journey for 2020 was to start intuitive eating, and so I was eating a lot more foods that sounded good. So I enjoyed my meals a lot more. I was indulging--even when it was taco salad. But I'm sure the atmosphere played a huge part too. We had an amazing Pizza Hut pizza in Rugby, North Dakota the first night we got there to visit my relatives. I t -
Be Happy Have Fun in 2021
Mashiara Sedai replied to Mashiara Sedai's topic in The White Tower & Warders's White Ajah
Congrats on your progress @Phaedra! That's amazing results! My current routine is pretty similar. I started budgeting 1200 calories a day last August. I increased my veggie/fruit intake. I focused on cooking meals instead of fast food. This really helped me lose the weight pretty quickly. I was down 20 lbs at the end of November. Since then, I have not been as strict with myself. I have started intuitive eating, which is listening to my body cues to know when I'm hungry and when I'm full. Some days I stay within the 1200 range, others I got up to 1500. I don't worr -
2021 White Ajah Movie Challenge
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January: Watch a film from a foreign country Last night, we watched the British film "The Day the Earth Caught Fire" (1961). Wow! My spouse and I were up for some disaster films last night so I Googled disaster movies. A lot of interesting ones popped up, but we chose The Day the Earth Caught Fire. I wasn't expecting a lot as it was made in 1961, but this movie was amazing! The US and Russia perform joint--albeit unwillingly--nuclear tests. The duel bombs have enough force to increase the earth's tilt and push it off its orbit toward the sun. The charac