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rec(s) of the day
Very interesting parkour/urban climbing vid I just found: Point of Contact | Flow Lifestyle
This is kind of a documentary that analyzes and explains the movements along with the images. (Speaking of images, many of the footage was shot with head-cam from the POV of someone running and jumping across rooftops. By which I mean, it might be a bit vertigo-inducing if one is sensitive to that.) The video is about 15 minutes long and I couldn't get enough of all the beautiful movement in a cool setting.
Shield fic rec
Sending in the Cavalry by![[archiveofourown.org profile]](https://p.dreamwidth.org/b164c54b26e4/-/archiveofourown.org/favicon.ico)
Frea_O
Gen; Melinda May & Peggy Carter; character study/origin of SHIELD; rated G; 3356 words
Summary: The first time Melinda May met Margaret Carter, she was seven. Peggy Carter was fifty-seven. A story about mentorship in the face of a changing world.
And a bonus ficlet rec... short, but well-written; makes me rather hope the author will write more.
Falling apart byferggirl
Ward/Simmons (subtext at most), Coulson; 1300 words
He hadn’t wanted a team in the first place. Why does it bother him so much to see this one falling apart?
This is kind of a documentary that analyzes and explains the movements along with the images. (Speaking of images, many of the footage was shot with head-cam from the POV of someone running and jumping across rooftops. By which I mean, it might be a bit vertigo-inducing if one is sensitive to that.) The video is about 15 minutes long and I couldn't get enough of all the beautiful movement in a cool setting.
Shield fic rec
Sending in the Cavalry by
Gen; Melinda May & Peggy Carter; character study/origin of SHIELD; rated G; 3356 words
Summary: The first time Melinda May met Margaret Carter, she was seven. Peggy Carter was fifty-seven. A story about mentorship in the face of a changing world.
And a bonus ficlet rec... short, but well-written; makes me rather hope the author will write more.
Falling apart by
Ward/Simmons (subtext at most), Coulson; 1300 words
He hadn’t wanted a team in the first place. Why does it bother him so much to see this one falling apart?